Media review for May 3

The website “Yenisabah.az” writes that the doctor of medical sciences, chairman of the German-Azerbaijan Society of Radiology and Neuroradiology, head of the department of the University of Cologne Nurlan Abdullayev criticized the activities of TABIB.

The talk is about the protocol widespread by this structure regarding the infection of children with “SARS-CoV-2”. According to Abdullayev, many points in the protocol are erroneous. This mainly applies to the drugs noted in the protocol.

Some of them are not used anywhere in the world in relation to children, since they  cause  serious consequences, including death. Abdullayev believes that the protocol should be revised.

The site “Yeniavaz.com” discusses with the expert Umit Savashchi various mutations of the coronavirus, in particular, the Indian one, since a pair mutation was found in it. It has already been distributed in 17 countries. The Biontech vaccine is effective against this virus.

Compared to other mutations, Indian is spreading faster and more deadly. Symptoms are very high fever and shortness of breath.

The website “Azpolitika.info” discusses with the economist Gubad Ibadov the situation with obtaining disability. He notes that the ex-Minister of Labor and Social Protection Salim Muslimov made a business on disability, and he headed this ministry from 2013 to 2018.

During his work as a minister, the number of disabled people increased significantly. Moreover, disability was  given to healthy people, but  true disabled people couyld not receive disability. When checking, it turned out that 30% received a disability unreasonably.

The site “Yeni Müsavat.com” writes about the problem of two Muradovs for Baku. “Days of Crimea” were held in Yerevan a few days ago. The open support for separatism by the permanent representative of the Russian president in the Crimean Autonomous Republic, Georgy Muradov, has attracted attention.

He stated that Nagorno-Karabakh, Crimea and Transnistria have exercised their right to self-determination in order to save their identity.

Muradov believes that a mechanism has not yet been developed to harmonize such legal principles as territorial integrity and self-determination, which leads to a number of conflicts.

Gergey Muradov is a person close to Putin and, perhaps, there is a change in the attitude of the master of the Kremlin towards Karabakh.

According to the Russian political scientist, the leader of the Eurasian movement Alexandr Dugin, the victory in Karabakh became possible due to the fact that Russia kept its promises to Baku. Now it's Baku's turn, otherwise it could lose a military victory. In particular, Dugin believes that Azerbaijan should join the CSTO and the Eurasian Union, since the delay could lead to a "misunderstanding" in Moscow.