Novruz Mamedov’s claim US involvement in the supposed Molotov cocktail plot is not true, Turan was told in the press service of the U.S. Embassy asked to comment on the allegations of the deputy head of the presidential administration.
Turan recalls that commenting on the calls by U.S. Ambassador Richard Morningstar to official Baku to stop the persecution of civil society, Mamedov said that the ambassador should not teach the Azerbaijani government.
Inspired in the reasoning, Mamedov agreed to the fact that the use of Molotov cocktails was initiated by the U.S. He referred to "numerous publications of foreign media.” – 02B-
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At the end of the Russian President's state visit to Azerbaijan, an official reception was given in honour of Vladimir Putin at the Gulustan Palace.
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Stability in the South Caucasus largely depends on the cooperation between Russia and Azerbaijan, Azerbaijani President Ilham Aliyev stated during a briefing following talks with Russian President Vladimir Putin. Aliyev noted that "since September of last year, a completely new situation has emerged in the region." Azerbaijan has fully restored its sovereignty and territorial integrity. This new situation opens up new opportunities for establishing a lasting and long-term peace in the South Caucasus, Aliyev emphasized.
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The joint Russia-Azerbaijan "North-South" project will allow both countries to reach the Indian Ocean and use these routes for mutual benefit. Russian President Vladimir Putin made this statement during a briefing summarizing his visit to Azerbaijan.
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The two sides agreed to continue strengthening interstate relations based on the principles of mutual respect for state sovereignty, independence, territorial integrity, equality, and non-interference in each other's internal affairs, the Joint Statement by the Presidents of the two countries, issued on August 19 following the talks between Vladimir Putin and Ilham Aliyev in Baku.
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