Ergenekon 'sent agents to Armenia and Karabakh to collect information'

An investigation over Ergenekon – an alleged clandestine, ultra-nationalist and terrorist organization in Turkey – has revealed new surprising details.

According to Turkish news agency Cihan, the materials of a case called “Ergenekon-2” and prepared by the Istanbul Prosecutor’s Office, Erhan Keskin, a defendant in this case, has pledged that Ergenekon once sent agents to Armenia, Nagorno Karabakh and Azerbaijan.

Keskin, arrested over a murder plot has plead guilty and confessed that he was instructed by a Turkish warrant officer named Sedat Dincer.

He has also confessed that together with some other agents once he was sent to Armenia, Nagorno Karabakh and Azerbaijan tasked with collection of information.

“Together with warrant officer Sedat Dincer I went to Diyarbakir where I was introduced to Jimshit Aksu and to his brother Ridvan. After having taken a course in Armenian from a woman named Anush we were sent to Yerevan, Baku and Nagorno Karabakh with a special task to collect information,” Keskin confessed with no mention as to what information he meant.