A preliminary hearing in the case of the youth activist Giyas Ibrahimov is scheduled for September 8, the Baku Serious Crimes Court, said his lawyer Elchin Sadigov.
According to him, the case will be considered part of judges, chaired by Enver Seyidov.
The activist is charged under Articles 234.4.1 (drug trafficking by prior agreement of persons or organized group) and 234.4.3 (large scale drug trafficking) of the Criminal Code. He faces from 5 to 12 years in prison.
Giyas Ibrahimov and Bayram Mammadov were arrested May 10 on charges of drug trafficking. They reject the accusation and say that they were arrested in connection with the graffiti made on the monument to Heydar Aliyev: "Congratulations, the slaves!" and "Down with the system!".
The investigation continues against Mamedov. -16D-
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Today, on September 26, a meeting is expected in New York between the foreign ministers of Azerbaijan and Armenia regarding peace negotiations. The meeting is set to take place with the participation of U.S. Secretary of State Antony Blinken. The Secretary will bring the ministers together at a hotel in New York as part of the annual session of the UN General Assembly. This will be Blinken's second trilateral meeting with them on U.S. soil within three months. The last time the three diplomats met was during the NATO summit in Washington on July 10 of this year.
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Weather in the capital will be changeable on 27 September. Precipitation is possible at night in some places. Wind is north-eastern.
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In August, they agreed on the Charter regarding the joint activities of commissions on delimitation and border security issues with Azerbaijan. On September 24, Armenia announced that the Constitutional Court would discuss whether the document complies with their Constitution.
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Students studying in Karabakh can now benefit from the sixth month of free access to the "SuperSən 10GB" tariff pack “Azercell Telecom” LLC, the first operator to deploy mobile infrastructure in the liberated territories, continues to provide modern communication services to residents returning to these areas. In support of students pursuing their education in Karabakh, the leading mobile operator has introduced a special campaign.
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