Recep Tayyip Erdogan.
Condolences for helicopter crash victims /UPDATED/
Baku/01.12.21/Turan: Deputy Prime Minister and Foreign Minister of Georgia David Zakaliani expressed condolences to the families of those killed in the crash of the Mi-17 helicopter of the Azerbaijani border service. “I learned about the tragic helicopter crash in friendly neighboring Azerbaijan. At this sad moment, I am together with the people of Azerbaijan. We express our sincere condolences to the families of the victims. I wish the injured a speedy recovery,” he wrote on his Twitter page.
The Georgian Embassy in Azerbaijan also expressed condolences in connection with the loss of life as a result of the helicopter crash. -0-
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2021 December 01 (Wednesday) 11:56:16
Condolences for the victims of the helicopter crash
Baku / 01.12.21 / Turan: In connection with the death of 14 soldiers on November 30 in the crash of an MI-17 helicopter in the Khizi region, the President and Foreign Minister of Turkey expressed condolences to Azerbaijan.
Condolences were also expressed by the embassies of Pakistan, Iran, Belarus, Russia, USA, Great Britain, Italy, France, Germany and the European Union. -05D-
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