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The newspaper Azerbaijan writes about the creation of the Movement for Victory (Qələbəyə Dəstək Hərəkatı), which included 22 companies to support the Azerbaijani army.
One of the members of the Initiative Group of the Movement, the founder of the Hadaf group of companies Shamil Sadig said that the heads of the companies who have joined the Movement will carry out patriotic and educational work and help the wounded and the families of martyrs and volunteers.
The website Müsavat.com quotes an interview of the presidential aide Hikmet Hajiyev to the Al Arabiya TV channel in connection with the new military aggression of Armenia. He said that peace can be talked about after the Armenian troops are withdrawn from the territory of Azerbaijan.
Azerbaijan has been negotiating for 30 years, but Armenia did everything to maintain the status quo. They carry out illegal activities in the occupied territory and destroy mosques and cultural monuments.
The website Yenisabah.az writes that representatives of the Supreme Spiritual Leader of Iran, Ali Hamneyi, stated that Karabakh belongs to Azerbaijan, and the leadership of this country is taking legal action to return its territories. Hamneyi stated that Iran has always provided assistance to Azerbaijan in the Nagorno-Karabakh issue.
For the first time, the Iranian government openly supports Azerbaijan in the Karabakh conflict.
On the website Redaktor.az MP Fazil Mustafa comments on the calls for a ceasefire, which rained down from all sides immediately after the outbreak of hostilities on 27 September.
Those who make these calls have no arguments against Azerbaijan's just war. Peace will be concluded only after the complete liberation of the occupied territories.
The website Oxu.az writes that during the 5 days of the war, about 20 thousand Armenians have already left Karabakh. Fierce fighting created a commotion in Armenia and in the separatist-controlled territory, as a result of which a mass exodus began.
The Armenian leadership appealed to various international organizations, in particular, to the International Federation of the Red Cross and Red Crescent to accommodate refugees. However, official Yerevan was advised to apply to donor organizations. –0----
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