Turkish Foreign Minister Ahmet Davutoglu again made threatening statements on Armenian Genocide Resolution, included in the agenda of U.S. House Foreign Affairs Committee.

Davutoglu told journalists that two different delegations arrived in U.S. to present Turkey’s further moves in case the resolution is adopted, Turkish Aksam newspaper reports.

“We hope that the resolution will not pass and expect corresponding message from the U.S. administration. If it is adopted by the committee, it should be put to vote in the U.S. Congress. Such an irritating decision for a country that made great efforts into the establishment of peace in the world and region is unreasonable. Everybody should know and take this into consideration. We hope that Committee members will not make a blunder.

Before the decision making, it is essential that the members primarily think over the U.S.-Turkey and Armenia-Turkey relations’ prospects. No need to test such issues.

Currently, Armenia-Turkey relations’ normalization registered largest cooperation ever in several courses. Bilateral relations achieved the highest level within the recent year and the Protocols were signed.

Unfortunately, RA Constitutional Court made a decision, conflicting with the letter and spirit of Armenia-Turkey Protocols. Submission of such draft resolution is reasonless both politically and ethically. In this situation Armenian resolution will damage the cooperation,” Davutoglu said adding that exerting pressure on Turkey means having poor knowledge on the matter.

March 4, the U.S. House Foreign Affairs Committee will consider Armenian Genocide Resolution.

L.A.