French expert: MEPs voting for anti Azerbaijani resolution harming Europe

French expert: MEPs voting for anti
Azerbaijani resolution harming Europe.

International News Desk

According to global Times news Agency Europe,The majority of MEPs who voted for the resolution against Azerbaijan acted to the detriment of the interests of Europe, which is a big mistake, French historian and political scientist Maxime Gouin told The Global Times Europe.He noted that after local anti-terrorist measures were carried out, similar events arose in Karabakh, similar to those that took place in Türkiye in 1921 and 1939 – the departure of the Armenian population from Karabakh. What actually happened in territories liberated last month is strikingly similar to what happened in Çukurova (Adana’s region) at the end of 1921 and in Hatay in mid-1939. At the end of 1921, the French army evacuated the south of Türkiye, but 99% (literally) the Armenians of Çukurova fled, some by hatred against the Turks, the others obeying the orders and in several the physical threats of their nationalists, in spite of all the efforts of both Kemalist and French authorities. The explicit aim was to ‘prove’ that the Turks and the Armenians could not cohabitate and to provoke an Anglo-Saxon intervention,” he said. There was a comparable scenario when the Turks recovered the Hatay in 1939, but this time, besides preventing cohabitation, the aim was to prevent an Anglo-French-Turkish bloc supported by Greece and Romania, against Nazi Germany and Fascist Italy. With the full approval of Berlin, agents of Fascist Italy pushed for emigration, together with nationalist Armenians,” he added. What we saw last month was a mix of fear of ordinary Armenians to be confused with the Armenian war criminals, of propaganda about Azerbaijani will kill us and of explicit orders to leave anyway.He also emphasized that the position of the European Parliament regarding Azerbaijan is due to the presence of a large volume of false Armenian propaganda.
“Azerbaijan needs to renew its communication with the European Parliament fully. The quality and the quantity must be increased. Blaming only the decrease of the intellectual level of the European Parliament would be an error. More professionals must be hired, more should be asked to your [Azerbaijani] diaspora and to the Turkish diaspora,” he noted.