Baku / 28.10.19 / Turan: The day before, a 30-year-old publication was published in social networks in which the assistant to the head of state, Ali Hasanov, expresses "deep support for targeted activities" to then-Azerbaijani leader Abdurrahman Vezirov.
It should be noted that this very activity of Vezirov was aimed primarily at exposing the shortcomings and violations committed by Heydar Aliyev at one time.
After the appearance of this collective letter of students of Moscow State University. Among whom was Ali Hasanov, the latter was forced to give explanations in the media under his control.
From Hasanov’s explanations, it follows that since 1990, faithfully served Heydar Aliyev, and now - Ilham Aliyev.
Without explaining why he once signed a similar letter to Vezirov, he calls such publications "compromising evidence" distributed by his political opponents.
In his lengthy speech, Ali Hasanov has long and tedious talks about everything except one, that he made a mistake in his time. -02D-
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