Arayik Harutyunyan
Baku/03.06.21/ Turan:Long-term peace and stability in the region is impossible without Russia and its army, said the leader of the Karabakh separatists Arayik Harutyunyan at a meeting with residents of the village of Krasny Bazar.
According to him, the presence of Russian peacekeepers is a guarantee that the Armenians will stay in Karabakh.
Harutyunyan added that Nagorno-Karabakh will continue to fight for its independence; there is no alternative to independence. He ruled out the presence of Karabakh in Azerbaijan, saying that the people would never allow this. "The struggle for independence continues. This is a long process, but we will achieve the goal," Harutyunyan stated.-02D-
Politics
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On 23 November at the COP29 climate conference in Baku, eco-activists from different countries held a protest action against the failure of countries to agree on climate finance.
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On the eve of the closing of the COP29 climate conference in Baku, the Committee to Protect Journalists (CPJ) has drawn attention to the criminal cases of journalists detained in Azerbaijan.
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Negotiations at the 29th session of the UN Framework Convention on Climate Change (UNFCCC) in Baku have been extended until November 24, a source in the UNFCCC Secretariat told the Turan news agency. According to the source, participants aim to finalize and sign the concluding documents by that date.
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According to the Turkish newspaper Sabah, officials from the Istanbul Prosecutor's Office's Anti-Smuggling Unit have detained an Azerbaijani citizen with a large shipment of gold. The detention took place near the Vadi İstanbul shopping center in the Sarıyer district, where a taxi was stopped. During the search, 70 kg of gold was found. The Azerbaijani citizen in the vehicle claimed ownership of the cargo and also stated that he was a diplomat. The investigation by the prosecutor's office is ongoing, reports Sabah newspaper. The media outlet does not disclose the name of the "diplomat," only his initials – M.G.Ş. The Azerbaijani Ministry of Foreign Affairs has declined to comment on the situation.
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