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"The New Azerbaijan Party very much regrets and strongly condemns the resolution on the so-called ”Armenian genocide” passed by the US House Committee on Foreign Affairs on March 4 this year," the letter says.
"No doubt, adoption of the decision on the fictitious “Armenian genocide”, which is not based on established facts, contradicts the principles of truth and justice."
"The fact that some members of the US House of Representatives voted for this document under the evident pressure of the Armenian lobby does not only arouse regret but also heavily damages US-Turkey and US-Azerbaijan relations," the NAP said in a letter.
"The attempt of the US Congress to adopt such a decision throws shadow on the country`s mediation efforts since the US, the OSCE Minsk Group co-chair country, undertook a mission to settle the Armenia-Azerbaijan conflict over Nagorno-Karabakh. On the other hand, US shows disrespect to its commitment to friendship and partnership. At the same time, it suggests the country does not want to take objective and impartial approach to historical events. The Khojaly genocide, which occurred not so long ago, on February 26, 1992 in the region of Karabakh, showed to the world, in fact, who is able to commit crimes against humanity. Nevertheless, the US House of Representatives, for some reason, has been indifferent to date to this bloody crime, thus, patronizing the aggressor directly," the letter reads.
"We consider that the decision of the US House Foreign Affairs Committee will have a negative impact on the regional developments as a whole and be regarded as a moral and political support to Armenia – the country, which does not recognize territorial integrity of neighboring countries and pursued the policy of ethnic purge – in its actions threatening peace and stability in the region of Caucasus."
"Expressing sentiments and reaction of the people of Azerbaijan, the New Azerbaijan Party once again strongly condemns the resolution of the US House Foreign Affairs Committee, evaluates it as a biased, partial and unfair step in essence, and hopes that common sense will prevail in the US Congress, and adoption of the fictitious “Armenian genocide” by the Congress will be prevented," the Azerbaijani ruling party said in its letter.
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