Ilham Aliyev: events in Ganja were organized by religious radicals
Baku / 13.07.18 / Turan: Events on July 3 and 10 in Ganja were organized by religious radicals. The purpose of this terrorist group was destabilization of the situation, said at today's meeting with the participation of the heads of law enforcement agencies of the country Ilham Aliyev. "As a result of these terrorist acts, two policemen were killed and the head of the Ganja Executive Power was wounded. These bloody terrorist acts were committed to destabilize society and situation in the country," Aliyev said. -02D-
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