Hikmet Hajiyev
Baku/22.09.23/Turan: Azerbaijan allows amnesty for Armenian military formations in Karabakh who lay down arms. Azerbaijani President's Foreign Policy Advisor Hikmet Hajiyev said.
"Even in respect of former servicemen and combatants, if they can be classified in this way, and even for them we envisage amnesty or also hint at amnesty," Hajiyev was quoted by Reuters as saying.
Nevertheless, some Karabakh military units and individual officers have publicly stated that they will not accept Baku's conditions and will continue to resist, the Azerbaijani presidential aide added.
Azerbaijan wants peaceful reintegration of Karabakh Armenians, Hajiyev said. -06В-
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