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    THE ADMINISTRATION OF U.S. SOCIAL NETWORK CAFE4TUNE WILL BLOCK ALL CAFE-GROUPS GLORIFYING SAFAROV

    arminfo
    Wednesday, September 5, 15:52

    The administration of U.S. social network Cafe4tune -
    http://www.cafe4tune.com/ - expressed outrage at the extradition and
    pardon of Azeri officer Ramil Safarov from Hungary to Azerbaijan,
    who came to prominence in connection with the commission of a crime -
    the murder of a sleeping Armenian officer in 2004, Regional Office
    of Cafe4tune.com reports.

    The administration of the social network came to support the treatment
    of U.S. State Department in connection with the inhumane and illegal
    practices.

    In the light of the complaints made in the last days, the
    administration of the network says they will continue to study the
    users not to create Cafe-groups for the promotion of violence and
    extremism.

    "All Cafes aimed to glorify Safarov only promote rise of extremism
    in society, and run counter to the efforts to reduce tension in a
    particular region, and around the world. The network administration
    reserves the right to delete such Cafes without warning, based on
    this,"- said in the statement.

    To recall, on August 31 the Armenian authorities adopted a decision
    to suspend diplomatic relations and official contacts with Hungary.

    President of Armenia Serzh Sargsyan made public the decision at a
    special meeting with the heads of diplomatic missions on Friday after
    the Hungarian authorities extradited Azeri officer Ramil Safarov,
    who was sentenced by a Hungarian court to life in jail for killing
    sleeping Armenian officer Gurgen Margaryan with an axe in Budapest
    in 2004. Both the officers were undergoing an English language course
    under the NATO PfP program. The same day after Safarov's extradition,
    Azeri President Ilham Aliyev decreed to pardon the criminal.

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