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Argentine senator condemns Armenia's military provocation in Azerbaijani village
A member of the Argentine Senate has condemned Armenia’s recent military provocation in Alkhanli village of Azerbaijan’s Fuzulidistrict. In her letter addressed to the Azerbaijani Embassy in Argentina, the head of the Argentina-Friendship Group with Azerbaijan, María Ester Labado, expressed support to the Azerbaijani people and condemned Armenia’s aggressive policy against Azerbaijan, the Foreign Ministry told APA on Wednesday.
Russia’s Border Service edits info about exercises in occupied Azerbaijani territories
The Border Service of the Federal Security Service of the Russian Federation has edited the information it released two days ago about Russia and Armenia holding exercises at the border with Iran. The word “Nagorno-Karabakh” has been removed from the text, APA reported citing news.am.
Patrick Sensburg: "There must not be any attack on the civilian population"
In his response to an enquiry by the Berlin office of The European Azerbaijan Society regarding the killing of Sahiba Guliyeva and her two-year-old granddaughter Zahra Guliyeva due to Armenian shelling of the civilian population of the Alkhanly village in the Fuzuli district, Bundestag member from CDU Patrick Sensburg MP made a statement. Statement by commenting the current situation. « I have been informed about the unfortunate news of the deaths of Sahiba Guliyeva (50) and her two-year-old granddaughter Zahra Guliyeva from the Azerbaijani region of Fizuli. This report from yet further civilian victims of the conflict about Nagorno-Karabakh has saddened me deeply. Furthermore, there seem to be even more heavily injured Azerbaijani civilians as victims of a targeted granate attack from the Armenian forces.
FILM-EXHIBITIONS ON A LARGE SCREEN
British Council in collaboration with CoolConnections and Park Cinema presents a new project. From July 16, 2017, the Baku audience will have an opportunity to see the FILM-EXHIBITIONS from the British director Phil Grabski in high quality and on the large screen! The exhibitions from London National Gallery, the Royal Academy of Arts and the Gallery of Modern Art, as well as from the Norwegian National Museum, Munch Museum, the Amsterdam State Museum, the Royal Mauritshuis Gallery and the Van Gogh Museum in Amsterdam have received a new life on the big screen and become available to art lovers in all over the world.
Karabakh tragedy brought to the steps of the Armenian Embassy in London
In an emotive reconstruction, the carnage of this week’s tragedy near to the Armenian-occupied Azerbaijani region of Nagorno-Karabakh has been brought directly to the steps of the Armenian Embassy in London. After a week when shocking images showing the bloodied corpse of two-year-old Zahra Guliyeva flooded the airwaves, five battered, bruised and bloody dismembered dolls were strewn on the steps to the Embassy in Kensington.
Marco Wanderwitz: "We are very worried by this news about a further escalation of
In his response to an enquiry by the Berlin office of The European Azerbaijan Society regarding the killing of Sahiba Guliyeva and her two-year-old granddaughter Zahra Guliyeva due to Armenian shelling of the civilian population of the Alkhanly village in the Fuzuli district, Bundestag member from CDU Marco Wanderwitz made a statement. Statement by MP commenting the current situation. « This week innocent civilians have sadly become - yet again - victims of the ongoing conflict about Nagorno-Karabakh: One woman and her two-year old granddaughter died in a mortar attack, carried out by Armenian forces out of the illegally occupied territories. Other heavily-wounded Azerbaijani civilians are being treated in intense medical care as further victims. We are very worried by this news about a further escalation of the conflict.
Lionel Zetter sent the letters to such famous editions
The world media has many reports on firing by the Armenian armed forces of the civilian population in the village of Alkhanly of Fizuli district and killing of Sahiba Guliyeva and her two-year-old granddaughter Zahra Guliyeva. To inform the international media, Lionel Zetter, director of TEAS, has sent the letters to such famous editions as "The Times", The Guardian, "The Economist" and “New York Times”. It ran: “With so many conflicts raging around the world, the ongoing Armenian–Azerbaijani conflict over Nagorno-Karabakh receives little coverage. Your newspaper is an honourable exception to that rule.
“The death of civilians is always dramatic"...
Commenting on the recent tragic events in Fuzili, Senator Christophe-André Frassa, Member of France–Caucasus Friendship Group in the French Senate, told the French office of The European Azerbaijan Society:
Bundestag member from CDU Olav Gutting made a statement
In his response to an enquiry by the Berlin office of The European Azerbaijan Society regarding the killing of Sahiba Guliyeva and her two-year-old granddaughter Zahra Guliyeva due to Armenian shelling of the civilian population of the Alkhanly village in the Fuzuli district, Bundestag member from CDU Olav Gutting made a statement. «We have received with grave consternation the sad news of the deaths of Sahiba Guliyeva (50) and her two year old granddaughter Zahra Guliyeva in the Azerbaijani region Fizuli. Both became victims of heavy mortar attacks by Armenian forces, which yet again launched strikes against the Azerbaijani civilian population out of the illegaly occupied territories around Nagorno-Karabakh. Furthermore, civilians on the Azerbaijani side have been severly wounded. These escalations are extremely worrisome and threaten the very important peaceful negotiation process.
In his response to an enquiry by the French office of The European
Azerbaijan Society regarding the killing of Sahiba Guliyeva and her two-year-old granddaughter Zahra Guliyeva due to Armenian shelling of the civilian population of the Alkhanly village in the Fuzuli district, Senator André Reichardt, Chairman of the France-Caucasus Friendship Groupin the French Senate made a statement. "I deeply saddened by the death of innocent civilians who have nothing to do with this conflict, and especially with the death of this child, which makes me particularly sad. I offer my deepest condolences to the families and to the authorities of the Republic of Azerbaijan.
CIVILIANS – OLD AND VERY YOUNG – TARGETED IN LATEST ATROCITY
On the evening of 4 July, as much of the world was celebrating American Independence Day, Armenian armed forces illegally located in the occupied territories of Azerbaijan deliberately targeted Azerbaijani civilians in the Fizuli region with heavy mortars and grenade launchers. Sahiba Guliyeva (50) and her two-year-old granddaughter Zahra Guliyeva were killed, and other civilians were severely wounded. Azerbaijani armed forces evacuated the casualties, but could not save the two Guliyevas.
Internal management at Azerbaijani universities undergoes changes
By granting the status of public legal entity to universities, the process of changing legal-organizational form and bringing it into line with the country’s law is underway, Education MinisterMikayil Jabbarov said on Thursday,APA reported.
Children who can’t enter lyceums and gymnasiums to be admitted to other schools in Azerbaijan
The admission process in some schools in Azerbaijan is over, the head of the Baku City Education Department, Mahabbat Valiyeva, told APA on Thursday. “Parents preferred their children to study at lyceums and gymnasiums. If they have not chosen to have their children study at regular schools, I understand their subsequent concern. But, unfortunately, this process has been entirely left to society. I think that children who can not be admitted to the school of their choice will be admitted to other schools in the area,” Veliyeva said commenting on public concern as to whether children who fail the exam for the first-grade at lyceums and gymnasiums will be admitted to schools later or not.
Baku Zoo to undergo reconstruction
On the initiative of Vice-President of the Heydar Aliyev Foundation, founder and head of IDEA Public Union Leyla Aliyeva, Baku Zoological Park, which was created 80 years ago, will begin to be reconstructed.