“U.S. President and Secretary of State hope that the process on “Armenian genocide” will stop just in this point, will not move,” Public Affairs Officer of the U.S. Embassy in Azerbaijan Terry Davidson told APA.
He said there exist various views on this issue in the U.S. government and Congress.
“The decision was passed as there are various views in the Congress. We consider that Turkey and Armenia themselves should investigate what happened in 1915. The US supports normalization of Turkey-Armenia relations, including establishment of the historical commission to investigate the events of 1915,” he said.
Asked whether the Congress may recognize the “Armenian genocide” in April, the diplomat said it is not a right step.
“The U.S. leadership considers that this issue will end just in this point,” he said.
APA
