NATO Secretary General is concerned about growing tensions between Armenia and Azerbaijan
Azerbaijan should not glorify Ramil Safarov, who committed the brutal murder, said at the meeting with students of Yerevan State University on September 6, NATO Secretary General, Anders Fogh Rasmussen.
"The conflict should not be resumed between the two countries, the tension should diminish, rather than increase. Caucasus region has great potential," said Rasmussen.
Responding to questions, Rasmussen said that during his visit to Azerbaijan, he is going to say Aliyev that this decision causes concern and harms to build trust. "This terrible tragic accident is a crime, and should not be praised," he said.
At the same time, he noted that the parties to the Karabakh conflict should not go back to confrontation. Official part of the visit of Rasmussen to Baku will begin in the morning on September 7. -02D-
Politics
-
Chechnya will observe a day of mourning on December 28 following the crash of an Embraer 190 aircraft traveling from Baku to Grozny. The decree, signed by Chechen leader Ramzan Kadyrov, was reported by the local news agency "Chechnya Today."
-
Volodımır Zelensky expressed his condolences due to crash of AZAL plane.
-
The White House said Thursday that President Joe Biden 'has been and will continue to be' apprised of the situation around Azerbaijani passenger plane crash in Kazakhstan, and is "kept up to date on what's going on," TURAN's Washington correspondent reports.
-
Criminal charges have been filed against officials from the Ministry of Health for issuing fake certificates for plastic surgery, a joint statement from the General Prosecutor's Office and the Ministry of Health on December 27. Specifically, the officials were uncovered for accepting bribes and creating conditions for illegal medical activities.
Leave a review