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AZERBAIJAN 'NOT ALLOW' FLIGHTS TO KHANKANDI
news.az
May 10 2011
Azerbaijan
Armenian side did not answer to official Baku's protest on illegal
flights to airport in Azerbaijan's occupied Khankandi city.
The statement came from director of State Civil Aviation Administration
of Azerbaijan Republic Arif Mammadov.
According to him Armenians suspended the flights to Khankandi on May 9
after Azerbaijan's statement on taking measures against planes flying
to Khankandi and these statements remain in force:
'Our statements remain in force. We'll not allow flights to Khankandi.
It's Azerbaijan's territory and every measure will be taken against
planes flying to Khankandi without permission of official Baku'.
Note that, Armenians restored the airport in Azerbaijani occupied
Khankandi city again. Though the first flights from Yerevan to
Khankandi have been planned on May 9, they were postponed because of
technical reasons. Azerbaijani side declared that each flight to the
occupied territories would be prevented, even physical annihilation
measures would be taken toward the planes flying to the area.
From: A. Papazian
news.az
May 10 2011
Azerbaijan
Armenian side did not answer to official Baku's protest on illegal
flights to airport in Azerbaijan's occupied Khankandi city.
The statement came from director of State Civil Aviation Administration
of Azerbaijan Republic Arif Mammadov.
According to him Armenians suspended the flights to Khankandi on May 9
after Azerbaijan's statement on taking measures against planes flying
to Khankandi and these statements remain in force:
'Our statements remain in force. We'll not allow flights to Khankandi.
It's Azerbaijan's territory and every measure will be taken against
planes flying to Khankandi without permission of official Baku'.
Note that, Armenians restored the airport in Azerbaijani occupied
Khankandi city again. Though the first flights from Yerevan to
Khankandi have been planned on May 9, they were postponed because of
technical reasons. Azerbaijani side declared that each flight to the
occupied territories would be prevented, even physical annihilation
measures would be taken toward the planes flying to the area.
From: A. Papazian