Əvəz Həsənov
Yesterday the day ended with two important events for me. Unexpectedly, at the age of 50, the peacemaker Avaz Hasanov, well-known in Azerbaijan and abroad, died. He personally, alone, did a lot to restore good relations between peoples. His contribution to the return of Azerbaijanis and Armenians to normal human relations cannot be ignored; this contribution can be compared with the activities of several state ministries combined. The Azerbaijani state did not appreciate the significance of Avaz Hasanov's personality. I am sure it will be, maybe not soon. The death of Avaz and the departure from us this year of his colleague, peacekeeper Georgy Vanyan of the same scale, is perceived as one event. As if they had done their job, peace has come, Armenians and Azerbaijanis are marching towards peace.
Yesterday, the meeting between Putin, Aliyev and Pashinyan ended as successfully as possible.
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