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    IRAN'S MOBILE OPERATOR SIGNS ROAMING AGREEMENT WITH KARABAKH TELECOM OPERATING IN AZERBAIJANI OCCUPIED LANDS

    Today.Az
    http://www.today.az/news/politics/ 45153.html
    May 21 2008
    Azerbaijan

    Mobile operator of Iran Telecommunications Kish Company has signed a
    roaming agreement, contradicting the international norms, with Karabakh
    Telecom operating in the occupied Azerbaijan's territory Karabakh.

    APA reports that Nagorno Karabakh is shown as Armenia's territory on
    the official website of the company.

    Besides, Gemini network LTD producing phone cards (GeMobile) in
    Lithuania also made it available to phone to Nagorno Karabakh and
    other occupied regions of Azerbaijan. European subscribers can contact
    Nagorno Karabakh and the occupied regions of Azerbaijan through these
    phone cards.

    The website (http://www.gemobile.lt/?lang=ru&country=99&am p;rage=rrice)
    of this company also shows Nagorno Karabakh as Armenian territory.

    The situation is the same in Russian company Telekomtrade
    (http://www.pomortel.ru/ipciahtml). The company allows to phone from
    Russia to the occupied Azerbaijani territories. The company's website
    also shows Nagorno Karabakh as Armenia's territory.

    Press secretary for Iranian embassy in Azerbaijan Majid Feyzullahi
    Kish said the Telecommunications Company was a private organization.

    "I suppose the company did it because of the lack of information,
    not on purpose," he said.

    Azerbaijani ambassador extraordinary and plenipotentiary to Iran
    Abbasali Hasanov said they would investigate the cooperation between
    Telecommunications Kish Company and Karabakh Telecom.

    First secretary of Lithuania's Embassy in Azerbaijan Viliyes Samuela
    told APA that he would inform his country's Foreign Ministry about it.

    He said Lithuania's policy in connection with Azerbaijan had not
    changed.

    "It is a private company. It may have happened mistakenly and due to
    the lack of information," he said.

    Spokesman for Azerbaijani Foreign Ministry Khazar Ibrahim said that
    relevant instructions would be given to Azerbaijan's diplomatic
    missions in these countries.
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