Baku /02.08.18/Turan: Late in the evening on August 1, access to all news websites belonging to the APA holding was closed.
The official explanation for this, as well as the APA management's commentary, is still unavailable.
However, on the afternoon of August 1, APA spread the speech of President Ilham Aliyev at the ceremony of renting apartments in the Garadagh district. This information was reprinted by other news websites. A little later the agency admitted that it distorted the speech of the head of state and apologized. However, soon all the APA websites were blocked.
Employees of the agency in private conversations say they do not know what will happen next and confirm that the agency has stopped working. -16D-
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