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The Villages In Nakhitchevan Are Being Bought By Kurdish Families???

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  • The Villages In Nakhitchevan Are Being Bought By Kurdish Families???

    Considering that Azeris are not known for being objective, I don't know how factual is the following???

    THE VILLAGES ARE IN SALE IN NAXCIVAN: KURDISH FAMILIES WHO COME FROM TURKEY BUY HOUSES OF LOCAL PEOPLE

    Yeni Musavat
    June 8 2008
    Azerbaijan

    We have informed many times about the activities of the PKK [the
    Kurdistan Workers Party] supporters in Naxcivan, their self-management
    in the universities of this autonomous republic, the distribution of
    the symbols and the flags of the unrecognized state of Kurdistan, the
    harassment and the proscription of local people and the transfer of
    the sales outlets to the people who sympathize with the PKK. The other
    newspapers have also alarmed on this issue. The situation has reached
    its peak. Various Azerbaijani officials have started talking about the
    threat to the country by the PKK. The press secretary of the Ministry
    of Foreign Affairs, Xazar Ibrahim, made such statement last week.

    Inflow of Kurds from Turkey continues

    Despite the statements and the media alarm, there have not been taken
    any serious step at the official level. Therefore, the Kurdish flow
    into Naxcivan from Turkey has intensified. According to information
    that our editorial office received from Naxcivan, there have been
    observed the settlement in the centres of the districts up to
    now. The process has spread on villages lately. The families who
    have the Turkish citizenship settle in the villages in Naxcivan that
    have been become deserted due to economic problems. "They come to
    villages and look for the owners of the houses that are locked. The
    majority of the owners have moved either to Baku or to Turkey. The
    local authorities mediate the meetings of the local people who have
    moved to Baku with Turkish citizens. The landlords are called from
    Baku to Naxcivan and the Turkish citizens pay them 10-12,000 dollars
    in order to buy the property. The local people who moved to Baku many
    years ago are happy to get that price for the houses where they have
    not lived for many years. They think that they live in Baku and do
    not need the property in the village".

    It is interesting that the Turkish citizens who buy houses in the
    villages of Naxcivan say that they are the Turks. The local people
    do not doubt that the new comers are the Kurds.

    Naxcivan - out of sight, out of mind

    A former officer of the Ministry of National Security who has
    [anonymously] talked with us about the issue has said that the
    processes in Naxcivan may generate huge problems for Azerbaijan in
    future. He thinks that the processes should have been prevented
    at the early stages. "The tension in Naxcivan is caused by the
    absence of the land frontiers with the autonomous republic and that
    the Azerbaijani public and media are not able to influence it. The
    second factor is that the local branch of the Ministry of National
    Security in Naxcivan that is supposed to give information about the
    processes either does not give information or the given information
    has no impact. The local authorities in Naxcivan are not influenced
    in appropriate manner. This is because the authorities in Naxcivan
    enjoy an extraordinary status. None of the state institutions in
    Azerbaijan except for the president may influence the authorities in
    Naxcivan. The relevant state institutions may not use information
    that they have. The fact that they are not able to influence the
    situation might cause serious problems in Naxcivan in future. The
    increasing settlement of the Turkish citizens with the Kurdish origin
    in the villages of Naxcivan may cause serious problems for the local
    inhabitants in future as well. A number of experts have also warned
    that if the abovesaid settlement is not prevented, it may cause that
    the separation of Naxcivan from Azerbaijan will come to the agenda
    in near future. If the process continues this way, it may happen
    in few years. It will result in the loss of more territories in
    prospect. There are no doubts that the countries which are unfriendly
    to Turkey have a serious interest in creating a hot spot on the border
    of Turkey and Azerbaijan. It is also obvious that if the migrants
    moving to Naxcivan will put forward political and other demands,
    they will get support from Armenia that has land border with Naxcivan".

    Our interviewee has stressed that the population of Naxcivan who have
    always been distinguished with the spirit of resistance have lost their
    it now. "The economic problems and unbearable political conditions
    have caused the migration of the local people from Naxcivan. It is
    not a secret that there are empty villages in Naxcivan. People have
    moved either to Baku or to Turkey".

    No media access to exclave

    The officer of the Ministry of National Security has reminded that
    it is impossible to send a correspondent from Baku to Naxcivan and
    this is a serious challenge. This does not serve to the interests
    of Azerbaijan. "The opposition politicians who are originally
    from Naxcivan are not able to travel there. This behaviour of the
    local authorities in Naxcivan and the fact that foreign dangerous
    powers have found a fruitful ground there will cause a tragedy for
    Azerbaijan. Naxcivan is settled by strangers who dislike the Turks
    and Turkey and when the war starts with Armenia they will not protect
    Naxcivan. They will either leave Naxcivan or support the Armenians. It
    may result in the loss of Naxcivan. The process in Naxcivan may have
    such causes that one shudders with horror while thinking of them. There
    has appeared a chasm between Azerbaijan and Naxcivan. The fact that
    the strangers who do not protect the interests of Azerbaijan are
    brought to Naxcivan means that there is a time bomb in Naxcivan".

    Our interlocutor says that there is a way how the country can escape
    the tragedy. "Security services should combine information that they
    have about the migration of strangers to Naxcivan with information
    published in media and report to the president. Further, there should
    be taken very serious measures. If steps are taken with the support of
    the president, the above mentioned facts in Naxcivan can be neutralized
    in few days. It is easy to put the problem to the end. There should
    be just determination and the will.


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    Re: The Villages In Nakhitchevan Are Being Bought By Kurdish Families???

    Dont care whoever demographically is the majority in nakhichevan. That belongs to Armenia anyway.
    Last edited by robertik1; 06-13-2008, 06:51 PM.

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      Re: The Villages In Nakhitchevan Are Being Bought By Kurdish Families???

      Nice find Siamanto, thanks! I don't doubt the veracity of this article; Nakhichevan has turned into a xxxxhole since its biggest border is blockaded and it only has a 9 km-wide border with Turkey. Anyway, this is good news nonrtheless for the motherland. It will make it easier for us to return Nakhichevan to where it belongs once the "Azeris" become a minority.
      Last edited by Federate; 06-13-2008, 09:33 PM.
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        Re: The Villages In Nakhitchevan Are Being Bought By Kurdish Families???

        Originally posted by Federate View Post
        Nice find Siamanto, thanks! I don't doubt the veracity of this article; Nakhichevan has turned into a xxxxhole since its biggest border is blockaded and it only has a 9 km-wide border with Turkey.
        You're welcome!
        It sounded a bit "credible" - otherwise, I would have ignored it, but I always take Azeri sources with a grain of salt - i.e. there may be some exaggerations???





        Originally posted by Federate View Post
        Anyway, this is good news nonrtheless for the motherland. It will make it easier for us to return Nakhichevan to where it belongs once the "Azeris" become a minority.
        That's, more or less, what I found of interest to us, Armenians; it seems that Nakhitchevan is being "neglected" by Baku, in a way that reminds how Eastern TEMPRARILY SO CALLED Turkey has been "neglected" by Ankara - as if they did not want to invest in those lands, as if they did not believe enough in those lands????
        Last edited by Siamanto; 06-14-2008, 12:25 PM.
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