Original sentence: Despite being protested strongly by some Turkish nationalists.First,  the fact that this organization members were criminals, and that those criminals were specifically sent to escort the Armenians, for them is enough evidences of a government criminal intention.It should be pointed out that it is only a "theses" which does not mean it is fact.Orhan Pamuk, a famous Turkish novelist, has also recently told the swiss press that he believes that a million Armenians and 30,000 kurds were killed in Turkey.Second, the fact that not only the Armenians living in the war zone were removed, according to them this plays against the theses of military necessity vehiculed by the Ottoman government.Taner Akçam, a Turkish specialist, write about this point: “The fact that neither at the start of the deportations, nor en route, and nor at the locations, which were declared to be their initial halting places, were there any single arrangement, required for the organization of a people's migration, is sufficient proof of the existence of this plan of annihilation.The reason why some Turkish intellectuals accept the theses of genocide, lies behind three important points.There are a number of Turkish scholars who support the theses of genocide, including turkish historians Ragip Zarakolu and Ali Ertem, as well as Taner Akçam and Halil Berktay.Thirdly, according to them, the theses of simple relocation does not make sense, because there was no dispositions taken suggesting a “resettlement,” which could mean that the government didn't expected Armenians would survive.Those Turkish intellectuals believe that 800,000 or more Armenians lost their lives during the events.Turkey claims that it would support the occupation of Nagorno-Karabagh by opening his borders
Edited sentence: So it has nothing to do with the past but with the present situation that shows Armenia as an aggressive occupier condemned by the United Nations and most other contries.Turkey would support this occupation by opening his borders