The investigation into the crash of the AZAL plane near Grozny on December 25 remains partially classified, the Telegram channel VChK-OGPU reported on Saturday. In particular, the "military part" of the investigation, which concerns the actions of the military, has been classified. It has become known that the crash of the AZAL plane has been kept secret in Grozny. According to reports, all investigative actions with military personnel are being carried out by local military investigators.
Some investigators from Moscow have been sent to Aktau, where they were granted access to work at the crash site, while others are working in Grozny. In the past few days, the air traffic controller and the flight director have been questioned, but no charges have been brought against them. The investigation is looking into the circumstances and causes of the navigation system malfunction of the plane.
Politics
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A delegation of the Georgian government headed by Irakli Kobakhidze arrived in Azerbaijan on Friday.
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'Human Rights Watch' (HRW), an international human rights organisation, on 16 January published its annual report on the human rights situation in the world in 2024.
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Trials of Karabakh separatist leaders begin in Baku on 17 January. The trial of former ‘state minister’ Ruben Vardanyan will be held separately in the building of Baku Court Complex in Govsan settlement.
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During the 11th meeting of the border delimitation commissions between Azerbaijan and Armenia on January 16, the directions for the delimitation process were determined, the State Commission of Azerbaijan on Border Delimitation and Demarcation with Armenia reported. The meeting was chaired by Deputy Prime Ministers Shahin Mustafayev of Azerbaijan and Mher Grigoryan of Armenia.
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