Ceyhun Bayramov. Açiq mənbələrdən foto.
Baku is ready to normalize relations with Yerevan if territorial integrity is respected
Baku/30.04.21/Turan: Azerbaijan is ready to normalize relations with Armenia based on the principle of territorial integrity and sovereignty, stated on Friday at a briefing in Baku Foreign Minister Jeyhun Bayramov following a meeting with Lithuanian Foreign Minister Landsbergis.
Bayramov accused Armenia of unwillingness to hand over minefield maps to Azerbaijan, although the Azerbaijani side complies with all points of the trilateral statement of November 10, 2020.
“Despite the appeals of Azerbaijan and international partners, Armenia refuses to provide maps of minefields. After November 10, when mines exploded in the liberated territories, 22 people died and about 100 were injured,” he said.
In turn, the head of the Lithuanian Foreign Ministry called on Baku and Yerevan to resolve the "remaining issues" in order to improve the security situation in the region and strengthen peace. -02D-
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An appeal has been filed against the arrest of journalist Shahnaz Beylergizi, her lawyer Bakhtiyar Hajiyev told the Turan agency on Friday.
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On February 6, Armenian Prime Minister Nikol Pashinyan met with U.S. Vice President James Vance in Washington. "Prime Minister of the Republic of Armenia Nikol Pashinyan met with U.S. Vice President James Vance at the White House in Washington. During the meeting, issues related to bilateral relations as well as regional affairs were discussed," reported Pashinyan's press service.
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By a decree of the head of state dated February 7, Anar Aliyev was appointed as the Minister of Labor and Social Protection. Prior to this, he held the position of Deputy Minister.
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Afghan Sadygov, the head of the Azerbaijani website Azel.TV, who was arrested in Georgia at the request of Baku, ended his dry hunger strike on February 6, which he had started on February 2. However, he is still refusing food and is only drinking water. His hunger strike has now lasted 142 days, said his wife, Sevinc Sadygova, in an interview with the Turan agency on February 7. The Georgian Center for Social Justice (CSJ), which defends Afghan Sadygov's rights, issued a statement expressing concern about his condition.
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