Baku/29. 08.19/Turan: On Thursday a European Parliament deputy Martin Zoneborn held a press conference in Nagorno-Karabakh, saying he arrived in Karabakh with a large delegation of 25 people, including journalists, writers, professors from Germany.
According to him, the delegation also includes his wife, Claudia Tur-Sargsyan, who is making a film about Karabakh. The purpose of the film is to show the world that this region has the right to be an independent state.
"Upon returning to Brussels, we will try to raise this issue in the next legislative period. We are here to support the right of Karabakh to self-determination, "the Armenian media quoted the German MP as saying.
Zoneborn made it clear that he was not afraid to be included in the black list of the Foreign Ministry of Azerbaijan and promised to bring a delegation of 100 people next time. -02D-
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