29.04.2009 12:54

Turkey and Armenia's joint history should be evaluated with "an objective and scientific approach," the Turkish National Security Council, or MGK, said after a meeting held Tuesday, Hurriyet Daily News reported.

"The joint history of the Turkish and Armenian nations should be evaluated with an objective and scientific approach that is supported by undisputable proofs and documents and is free of all pre-conceived notions," the MGK said in a statement issued after the meeting.

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