A tragedy without answers
The crash of our plane in Aktau raises several questions that demand answers:
1. Many of the victims of this tragedy were people who previously traveled to the North Caucasus by train or car. These victims might not have existed if Azerbaijan hadn’t kept its land borders closed for several years.
2. Why do our people have to work as labor migrants in Chechnya and other regions, if Azerbaijan's economy is so successful?
3. A lawyer with a higher education, Okuma Aliyeva, became a flight attendant after successfully passing exams and was supposed to work as a judge. However, she was refused. Why?
4. Who will be held accountable for all this injustice?
5. Will the official authorities of Baku have the courage to demand answers from the authorities of Chechnya and Russia for the shooting at our plane?
Politics
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A court in the Mangystau region of Kazakhstan has sentenced blogger Azamat Sarsenov to a 10-day detention for filming the crash site of an Embraer 190 passenger plane in Aktau. The ruling was confirmed by the court's press service, according to reports from RBC.
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The families of those killed in the crash of the AZAL passenger plane “Embrayer-190” will be paid compensation in the amount of 40 thousand manats (about 24 thousand dollars).
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On 26 December, Ramzan Kadyrov awarded his nephew Khamzat Kadurov, who holds the post of secretary of the Chechen Security Council, with the medal "For Services to the Chechen Republic".
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The Russian side must apologize for the air defense attack on the Azerbaijani civilian aircraft, said Azerbaijani MP Rasim Musabeyov.
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