Being on a visit to London, Turkish Prime Minister Recep Tayyip Erdogan gave an interview to British BBC channel, where warned of possible deportation of 100.000 illegal Armenians from the country. This is how he replied to the question on official Ankara’s response to the adoption of Armenian Genocide resolution by several parliaments.

According to RIA Novosti, Erdogan reckons that crisis entailed by resolutions’ approval will primarily harm Armenia.

Armenia should make a very critical decision. It should get rid of Diaspora security. If there are states feeling sympathy for Armenia, led by U.S., France and Russia, they should dispose it of this, foreign channels quoted Erdogan.

There are 170.000 Armenians living in my country, of which 70.000 – are citizens of Turkey. If needed, tomorrow I will tell these 100.000 people, who we currently deal with, to leave the country. I will do it, as they are not my citizens, and I don’t have to keep them in my country, he maintained.

It is worth mentioning that multitudinous Armenian Diaspora is formed as a result of Armenian Genocide in Ottoman Turkey committed in the beginning of last century.

S.T.