news.az, Azerbaijan
Sept 10 2011
Signature collection campaign in Turkey to extradite Ramil Safarov to home
Sat 10 September 2011 07:16 GMT | 3:16 Local Time
Signature collection campaign will be mounted in Turkey to extradite
Ramil Safarov, an officer of the Azerbaijani army who killed an
Armenian army officer for insulting Azerbaijani flag in Hungary, to
Azerbaijan.
The statement issued by the Igdir-based Center for Combating
Groundless Armenian Claims says that the incident happened as Ramil
Safarov, who was in Hungary as part of the NATO training, could not
tolerate serious insult by the Armenian officer.
It would be more appropriate for Hungary, neutral state which respects
rule of law, to decide to extradite the Azerbaijani officer to his
home so that he will serve remaining part of his sentence in
Azerbaijan, the statement says.
So, the Center for Combating Groundless Armenian Claims plans to mount
signature collection campaign in all cities across Turkey and keep
this issue on spotlight of media.
Gun.Az
From: Baghdasarian
Sept 10 2011
Signature collection campaign in Turkey to extradite Ramil Safarov to home
Sat 10 September 2011 07:16 GMT | 3:16 Local Time
Signature collection campaign will be mounted in Turkey to extradite
Ramil Safarov, an officer of the Azerbaijani army who killed an
Armenian army officer for insulting Azerbaijani flag in Hungary, to
Azerbaijan.
The statement issued by the Igdir-based Center for Combating
Groundless Armenian Claims says that the incident happened as Ramil
Safarov, who was in Hungary as part of the NATO training, could not
tolerate serious insult by the Armenian officer.
It would be more appropriate for Hungary, neutral state which respects
rule of law, to decide to extradite the Azerbaijani officer to his
home so that he will serve remaining part of his sentence in
Azerbaijan, the statement says.
So, the Center for Combating Groundless Armenian Claims plans to mount
signature collection campaign in all cities across Turkey and keep
this issue on spotlight of media.
Gun.Az
From: Baghdasarian