The PFPA leader Ali Kerimli believes that today's blast in the headquarters of PFPA was not accidental. This is a deliberate provocation to deprive the party of its office, said Kerimli.
Kerimli considers the explosion in the headquarters building not accidental on the background of the recent arrests of PFPA activists.
In addition, members of the family of the owner of the building said that authorities have long threatened them. "On behalf of the Ministry of Emergency Situations Kamaleddin Heydarov, the owner of the building was required to break the lease with PFPA. Otherwise, he was threatened with explosion or fire in the building. Therefore, there is no doubt that the explosion was not occasional. The goal is to leave PFPA without headquarters again," wrote Kerimli on his page on Facebook.
He urged the authorities to stop the pressure on the PFPA and to learn from processes occurring in the world.
The force of PFPA is not in the headquarters, but in the struggle for truth, justice and freedom, and unity with the people . -16D-
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