Advisor to the President, Ali Hasanov stated the growth of the facts of abuse by the media. In an interview with Azertaj he said that "the media has recently become to abuse favorable conditions created for their activities." In particular, he expressed dissatisfaction with publications in electronic media "false" information about individual state agencies and their heads. These data are defamatory and sometimes are "blatant blackmail," Hasanov said. In particular, writing about the dismissal of senior managers, inspections and searches of their offices, arrests, etc.
"The purpose of this slander is run it into mass circulation, improve circulation and ratings. Such activities are against the law and carries legal liability. It is a pity that in some cases such slander and replicate some of the leading media misleads the reader," Hasanov said.
He called on media organizations, and above all, the Press Council to take action against such phenomena. Otherwise, violators will be taken "appropriate legal action," said Hasanov.
Remarkably, he did not mention any name or the media, or even a particular topic, which were referred to their shortcomings. However, it is not hard to guess that the talk is about the arrests of the MNB, the Ministry of Communications and crimes committed in these departments. -02D-
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According to information from the Telegram channel "Nezygar," the Russian Security Council, with the participation of relevant agencies, is considering options for retaliatory measures "in response to the aggressive escalation from Baku, which contradicts the spirit and letter of the agreements and treaties signed between the countries, including the Treaty on Allied Interaction of 2022."
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Last week, two more prominent journalists were arrested in Azerbaijan. Shahnaz Beylargisi became the eighth female journalist to be imprisoned in recent months. Beylargizi and her former colleague Shamshad Aga worked for Toplum TV, an independent news outlet that was shut down in 2024.
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Moscow wants Armenia and Azerbaijan developing a peace treaty that would signify a long-term settlement of their relations, the Deputy Head of the Russian Ministry of Foreign Affairs, Mikhail Galuzin, told in an interview with Izvestiya. Earlier, officials from Armenia and Azerbaijan stated that the peace treaty was almost 90% agreed upon.
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Military sailors from Azerbaijan and Iran discussed issues of cooperation. As part of the multinational naval exercises "AMAN-25" held in the Pakistani city of Karachi, a meeting took place between the First Deputy Commander of the Azerbaijani Navy, Teymur Murshudov, and the Commander of the Iranian Navy, Shahram Irani.
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