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The Armenian National Committee Of Canada Discussed Turkish-Azerbaijani Provocations In An Interview With CBC

On October 7, Co-Chair of the Armenian National Committee of Canada Shahen Mirakian spoke about the consequences of the Artsakh war on the CBC Power & Politics program on Canadian public television.

During a live interview with host Vassy Kapelos, Shahen Mirakian revealed the Turkish-Azerbaijani provocations and raised the issue of the suspension of arms supplies by the Canadian government to Turkey. He also said that by supporting Turkey, Canada is becoming a fourth party to the conflict.

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Vigen Avetisyan

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