Zelensky
Volodymyr Zelensky has urged Western countries not to passively observe the dispatch of North Korean troops to Russia. According to him, Ukraine could hit the camps of North Korean troops in Russia if it had long-range weapons.
Ukraine sees all the places where North Korean soldiers congregate in Russia. ‘We could strike if we had this opportunity. It depends on the partners,’ the Ukrainian leader stressed in an evening video message on Friday, 1 November. However, America, Britain and Germany are watching, all waiting for the North Korean military to start attacking Ukrainians. We have to act,’ Zelensky said.
According to US data, 8,000 Koreans are ready to join the war on the side of Russia.
During her visit to Moscow on 1 November, North Korean Foreign Minister Choi Seong-hee assured that North Korea would ‘without looking back at anyone, powerfully’ support Russia in its ‘holy war’.
Politics
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On 11 December, President Ilham Aliyev received President of the American-Israeli Public Affairs Committee (AIPAC) Michael Tuccin and newly elected President of the Committee Bernard Kaminetsky.
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The Party of People's Front of Azerbaijan (PPFA) has condemned recent arrests of journalists and activists. A statement said that despite all persecutions and pressures, the PPFA will continue to fight resolutely against plans to establish a ‘totalitarian regime’ in the country and will not retreat from this path.
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Human rights activist Rufat Safarov highly appreciated being honoured by the US State Department with an award for his contribution to the human rights protection.
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Armenian Prime Minister Nikol Pashinyan has firmly rejected Azerbaijan's demands to amend Armenia’s constitution to renounce territorial claims as a prerequisite for a peace agreement between the two nations. Pashinyan emphasized that Armenia’s constitution contains no territorial claims against Azerbaijan, underscoring that constitutional amendments under Baku’s pressure are not being considered.
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