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Baku/28.01.23/Turan: In the evening of January 27, Russian Foreign Minister Sergey Lavrov phoned Azerbaijani Foreign Minister Jeyhun Bayramov to express condolences on the murder of Azerbaijani Embassy employee in Tehran.
This is said in a statement released by the Russian Foreign Ministry.
Reiterating his assessment of the unacceptable act as stated in the Foreign Ministry's statement, Lavrov expressed readiness to provide any assistance which the Azerbaijani side deems expedient.
For his part, Bayramov, as noted in the Azerbaijani Foreign Ministry's statement, thanked his colleague for the call and condolences. He condemned the treacherous attack. The Azerbaijani Minister said the perpetrators of the attack, as well as those who ordered the bloody crime must be identified as soon as possible and punished most severely. -06В-
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