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BRITISH EXPERT: AZERBAIJAN IS A COUNTRY PROMOTING ETHNIC CRIMES
arminfo
Friday, September 14, 15:38
Pardoning and glorification of Azerbaijani murderer Ramil Safarov
is a strategic mistake of Azerbaijani President Ilham Aliyev from
both moral and political point of view, Gareth Jenkins, expert in
recruitment technology and online systems integration, said in an
interview with the Romanian Daily Adevarul.
He said that Aliyev's decree has created a negative image of
Azerbaijanis in the eyes of the world community.
"World community considers Azerbaijan as a country promoting ethnic
crimes. I think that no one doubts that Safarov was pardoned and
promoted to higher rank just for killing an Armenian. He did it in
peacetime and viciously. Aliyev's statement that Safarov did a service
to the Azerbaijani people is insulating first of all for Azerbaijanis,"
the expert said.
He thinks that military actions are unlikely to resume in the Karabakh
conflict zone, because Azerbaijan needs first of all peace to develop
its oil industry. Jenkins is sure that Armenians and Azerbaijanis
will become witnesses of the final resolution of the Karabakh conflict
after several generations.
From: Baghdasarian
arminfo
Friday, September 14, 15:38
Pardoning and glorification of Azerbaijani murderer Ramil Safarov
is a strategic mistake of Azerbaijani President Ilham Aliyev from
both moral and political point of view, Gareth Jenkins, expert in
recruitment technology and online systems integration, said in an
interview with the Romanian Daily Adevarul.
He said that Aliyev's decree has created a negative image of
Azerbaijanis in the eyes of the world community.
"World community considers Azerbaijan as a country promoting ethnic
crimes. I think that no one doubts that Safarov was pardoned and
promoted to higher rank just for killing an Armenian. He did it in
peacetime and viciously. Aliyev's statement that Safarov did a service
to the Azerbaijani people is insulating first of all for Azerbaijanis,"
the expert said.
He thinks that military actions are unlikely to resume in the Karabakh
conflict zone, because Azerbaijan needs first of all peace to develop
its oil industry. Jenkins is sure that Armenians and Azerbaijanis
will become witnesses of the final resolution of the Karabakh conflict
after several generations.
From: Baghdasarian