Artsvik Minasyan does not rule out that monument commemorating heroes  of Nemesis operation may be demolished to please Ankara

ArmInfo.The statement of Turkish Foreign Minister Mevlut Cavusoglu that the closure of Turkish airspace is due to the opening of a monument commemorating the heroes  of Nemesis operation in Yerevan confirms that he is no different from  the perpetrators of the Armenian Genocide in the Ottoman Empire, the  Young Turks.

This was stated by secretary of the "Hayastan"  parliamentary faction Artsvik Minasyan on May 3 in an interview with  journalists.

According to him, the naivete of the current government, which  trusted "the hugs of Cavusoglu with Rubinyan (special envoy for the  normalization of relations with Turkey - ed. note) and Mirzoyan  (foreign minister - ed. note)", prevents us from understanding that  they fell into the Turkish trap.

He also did not rule out the possibility of demolishing the monument  to the heroes of Nemesis Operation under pressure and to please the  desires of Ankara.

Earlier it became known that on April 29, Ankara, without prior  notice, canceled the permission previously issued to Flyone Armenia  to operate flights to Europe through Turkish airspace. Cavusoglu  explained this step by opening a monument to the heroes of Operation  Nemesis in Yerevan. Ankara stated that it is a "provocation". The  Turkish Foreign Minister has threatened new steps if such actions are  continued by Armenia. The Turkish side may even ban VIP flights, he  said.

A monument commemorating the heroes of Nemesis operation, opened in  Yerevan on April 25. The names of Soghomon Tehliryan, Aram Yerkanyan,  Armen Garo, Grigor Merjanov, Ara Sargsyan, Avetik Isahakyan, Hratch  Papazian, Shahan Natalie, Hakob Melkumov, Yervand Fundukyan, Misak  Torlakian, Arshavir Shiragian, Arshak Yezdanyan, Stepan Tsaghikyan,  Artashes Gevorgyan, Petros Ter-Poghosyan areimmortalized on the  monument.