Шведские миротворцы в африканском Мали
Baku/31.10.20/Turan: At a meeting with the Armenian community of Los Angeles yesterday, Trump’s adviser for national security, Robert O'Brien, unexpectedly announced that the United States wants to agree on the deployment of "Scandinavian peacekeepers" in Karabakh, the BBC reports.
“We believe that both sides should agree to the deployment of Scandinavian peacekeepers, and we are working with Scandinavian governments to form a peacekeeping force that could be deployed in the region and maintain the truce,” said O'Brien, whose speech was posted on Facebook by the Armenian channel Horizon Armenian TV.
So far, there have been no comments from the belligerents, international mediators, or the Scandinavian countries.
Azerbaijan does not agree to the introduction of peacekeepers, and behind it in this issue is the decisive word, since the war is going on in its internationally recognized territory. Presidential elections will be held in three days in the United States, and there are many voters of Armenian origin in the United States. —0-
Politics
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On October 10, at the trial of economist Fazil Gasimov, who has been on a hunger strike for 121 days, the defendant stated that he was subjected to moral and physical abuse in the Medical Institution of the Penitentiary Service.
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On October 10, the Baku Appeals Court rejected appeals to extend the detention of individuals involved in the “Toplum TV” case, including journalists Mushfig Jabbar and Ali Zeynalov, as well as activists Akif Gurbanov, Ruslan Izzetli, Ramil Babayev, and Ilkin Amrahov. The appeal from “Toplum TV's” founder, Alesker Mamedli, was not reviewed.
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On October 10, Russian President Vladimir Putin signed a decree allowing Georgian citizens to enter Russia for work or for a period of up to 90 days without a visa. The decree takes effect immediately. It’s important to note that there are no diplomatic relations between Georgia and Russia, as they were severed by Georgia in August 2008 following Russia's aggression and occupation of parts of Georgian territory -Abkhazia and South Ossetia.
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On October 10, the Baku Serious Crimes Court continued the proceedings in the case of public activist Rail Abbasov, who is accused of "fraud"
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