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AZERBAIJANI PRESS REVIEW
hetq
14:22, June 14, 2012
June 14 (APA) - Azerbaijani Defense Ministry spokesman Colonel Eldar
Sabiroglu lashed out at an unnamed Azerbaijani website for alleging
that some 40 Azerbaijani soldiers were recently killed in skirmishes
with Armenian forces on the contact line.
Sabiroglu labelled the allegations as disinformation and said they had
"caused confusion in the society and press".
June 14 (APA) - The news site says the Azerbaijani Defense Ministry
reports that Armenian forces continue to violate the ceasefire up and
down the contact line from the occupied areas near Gulustan village
of Azerbaijan's Goranboy region, in nameless heights of Azerbaijan's
Goygol and Khojavand regions, near Garaxanbayli, Horadiz, Gorgan and
Ashagi Seyidahamadli villages of Azerbaijan's Fuzuli region, near
Shikhlar, Cavahirli, Shirvanli, Shirvanli villages of Azerbaijan's
Aghdam region.
June 14 (News.Az) - Turkish air force commander Mehmet Erten and
coastline security troops, Vice-admiral Sardar Dulger are expected
to visit Baku.
According to Turkish sources, the aim of the visit is to discuss
development of ties with Azerbaijani colleagues.
June 14 (Today.Az) - Candidate for the post of U.S. Ambassador in
Azerbaijan Richard Morningstar says that the common interests of
Azerbaijan coincide with the priorities of U.S. foreign policy.
At a U.S. Senate hearing, Morningstar promised to do everything
possible to strengthen relations between Azerbaijan and the USA.
June 14 (Trend) - At a press-conference with OSCE Chairperson-in-Office
Eamon Gilmore in Baku today Azerbaijani Foreign Minister Elmar
Mammadyarov said, "First of all, it is necessary for Armenia to
withdraw its troops from the Azerbaijani territory to resolve the
Nagorno-Karabakh conflict."
"Azerbaijan has agreed to introduce an incident investigation
mechanism," the minister said. "However, after the troops are
withdrawn, this mechanism will not be required."
He said that introducing a mechanism in the current situation means
even more strengthening of the status quo.
"After the troops are withdrawn, snipers on the border will not be
required," Mammadyarov said.
hetq
14:22, June 14, 2012
June 14 (APA) - Azerbaijani Defense Ministry spokesman Colonel Eldar
Sabiroglu lashed out at an unnamed Azerbaijani website for alleging
that some 40 Azerbaijani soldiers were recently killed in skirmishes
with Armenian forces on the contact line.
Sabiroglu labelled the allegations as disinformation and said they had
"caused confusion in the society and press".
June 14 (APA) - The news site says the Azerbaijani Defense Ministry
reports that Armenian forces continue to violate the ceasefire up and
down the contact line from the occupied areas near Gulustan village
of Azerbaijan's Goranboy region, in nameless heights of Azerbaijan's
Goygol and Khojavand regions, near Garaxanbayli, Horadiz, Gorgan and
Ashagi Seyidahamadli villages of Azerbaijan's Fuzuli region, near
Shikhlar, Cavahirli, Shirvanli, Shirvanli villages of Azerbaijan's
Aghdam region.
June 14 (News.Az) - Turkish air force commander Mehmet Erten and
coastline security troops, Vice-admiral Sardar Dulger are expected
to visit Baku.
According to Turkish sources, the aim of the visit is to discuss
development of ties with Azerbaijani colleagues.
June 14 (Today.Az) - Candidate for the post of U.S. Ambassador in
Azerbaijan Richard Morningstar says that the common interests of
Azerbaijan coincide with the priorities of U.S. foreign policy.
At a U.S. Senate hearing, Morningstar promised to do everything
possible to strengthen relations between Azerbaijan and the USA.
June 14 (Trend) - At a press-conference with OSCE Chairperson-in-Office
Eamon Gilmore in Baku today Azerbaijani Foreign Minister Elmar
Mammadyarov said, "First of all, it is necessary for Armenia to
withdraw its troops from the Azerbaijani territory to resolve the
Nagorno-Karabakh conflict."
"Azerbaijan has agreed to introduce an incident investigation
mechanism," the minister said. "However, after the troops are
withdrawn, this mechanism will not be required."
He said that introducing a mechanism in the current situation means
even more strengthening of the status quo.
"After the troops are withdrawn, snipers on the border will not be
required," Mammadyarov said.