Another Russian-Israeli blogger is included in the blacklist of the Azerbaijani Foreign Ministry
Baku/11.05.17/Turan: The Ministry of Foreign Affairs of Azerbaijan included a famous Russian blogger, Israeli citizen Anton Nosik, in the list of "undesirable persons". Nosik, who recently visited Nagorno Karabakh, reported this on his page in the Live Journal.
Distinguished by the special arrogance of Nosik, he once again made anti-Azerbaijani statements, calling Azerbaijan "a misunderstanding."
Nosik went to Karabakh to the bloggers' forum at the end of March, saying he was doing it to spite official Baku, who arrested another blogger, Israeli Alexander Lapshin.
Asked if he was worried that Lapshin's fate now awaited him, who also had previously visited Nagorno-Karabakh, Nosik replied: "My principled position is to tease the geese." -02D-
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