“As an Armenian, certainly I appreciate and believe it was one step forward toward the historical truth and justice and the recognition of the Armenian genocide,” said former foreign minister Alexander Arzumanyan to our correspondent in answer to our question concerning the adoption of the 252 bill by the foreign affairs committee of the Congress. “On the other hand, we have seen the same scenario repeating in 2000, 2005 and 2007. The Congress foreign affairs committee brought up the bill, which was adopted by the majority of votes, after which the speaker refused to bring it up for a plenary session. I believe the same destiny will happen to this bill too,” he said.
