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A group of Armenian hackers ``Ananun'' publishes anti-Armenian
falsification of Azerbaijani journalists
http://www.panorama.am/en/politics/2013/05/15/ananun/
17:14 15/05/2013 » SOCIETY
A group of Armenian hackers `Ananun' published on the website
`Vs.ananun.am' a new "portion" of correspondence of Azerbaijani
journalists who are engaged in anti-Armenian propaganda and
falsifications. This time it was the turn of Bahram Batiev, journalist
of "Vesti.az" news agency, whose working correspondence concerning to
Armenian issues, is made public and is being widely discussed in the
network.
One of the notable points is the cooperation with the representatives
of the Azerbaijani community of Israel, presenting themselves in media
as independent and neutral experts. For example, the messages of
Avigdor Eskin, offering their services to the Azerbaijani side, as
well as subsequent reports for the fees are posted in the network.
It is also noteworthy that in the correspondence experts Arie Gut, Lev
Spivak and Michael Agaronov admit openly that they are representatives
of the Azerbaijani Diaspora in Israel: "The highest assessment of the
work of our Diaspora is reflected in Akbar Hasanov's article, the
famous Azerbaijani journalist."
However, for example, Peter Lucksimson, the editor in chief of "News
of the Week" Israeli newspaper rebukes the Azerbaijani adulterator for
distorting his interview about the "dangers of the Armenian lobby."
The correspondence with well-known anti-Armenian Guram Markhuliya, who
asks to call him Aliyev, is also interesting. He expresses his desire
to learn Azerbaijani "to do a something pleasant to his brothers" and
also alludes to the straitened financial conditions.
The correspondence with Georgi Vanyan the organizer of the failed
Azerbaijani film festivals in Armenia can also be found in the
network. Bahram Batiev and Rizvan Huseynov promise Vanyan to attend
his event in Georgia.
Expert Oleg Kuznetsov suggests his services, "for voicing the
disposition of the Azerbaijani side.' Batiev rejects his hints at
covering the cost of his services. In the end he gets his satisfaction
in his "appreciative audience" of his anti-Armenian interviews placed
on Vesti.az news agency site.
Another interesting point is the cooperation of Ukrainian resource
"Hvilya" with Azerbaijani propagandists; anonymous complaints of a
teacher from Krasnodar region on his Armenian colleague Varvara
Markarian, for example, or the testimony of retired serviceman
Stanislav Razdobreev, whose interview was "corrected", and then
completely removed from "Vesti.az." It is noteworthy that in his
personal correspondence Russian military "gives" Batiev inconvenient
questions of the Armenian journalists and recognizes that lied to the
Armenians. Finally the proposal of actor Joseph Harry can be noted
about sitting with Bahram in Tbilisi alone and drink a glass of
Armenian cognac.
falsification of Azerbaijani journalists
http://www.panorama.am/en/politics/2013/05/15/ananun/
17:14 15/05/2013 » SOCIETY
A group of Armenian hackers `Ananun' published on the website
`Vs.ananun.am' a new "portion" of correspondence of Azerbaijani
journalists who are engaged in anti-Armenian propaganda and
falsifications. This time it was the turn of Bahram Batiev, journalist
of "Vesti.az" news agency, whose working correspondence concerning to
Armenian issues, is made public and is being widely discussed in the
network.
One of the notable points is the cooperation with the representatives
of the Azerbaijani community of Israel, presenting themselves in media
as independent and neutral experts. For example, the messages of
Avigdor Eskin, offering their services to the Azerbaijani side, as
well as subsequent reports for the fees are posted in the network.
It is also noteworthy that in the correspondence experts Arie Gut, Lev
Spivak and Michael Agaronov admit openly that they are representatives
of the Azerbaijani Diaspora in Israel: "The highest assessment of the
work of our Diaspora is reflected in Akbar Hasanov's article, the
famous Azerbaijani journalist."
However, for example, Peter Lucksimson, the editor in chief of "News
of the Week" Israeli newspaper rebukes the Azerbaijani adulterator for
distorting his interview about the "dangers of the Armenian lobby."
The correspondence with well-known anti-Armenian Guram Markhuliya, who
asks to call him Aliyev, is also interesting. He expresses his desire
to learn Azerbaijani "to do a something pleasant to his brothers" and
also alludes to the straitened financial conditions.
The correspondence with Georgi Vanyan the organizer of the failed
Azerbaijani film festivals in Armenia can also be found in the
network. Bahram Batiev and Rizvan Huseynov promise Vanyan to attend
his event in Georgia.
Expert Oleg Kuznetsov suggests his services, "for voicing the
disposition of the Azerbaijani side.' Batiev rejects his hints at
covering the cost of his services. In the end he gets his satisfaction
in his "appreciative audience" of his anti-Armenian interviews placed
on Vesti.az news agency site.
Another interesting point is the cooperation of Ukrainian resource
"Hvilya" with Azerbaijani propagandists; anonymous complaints of a
teacher from Krasnodar region on his Armenian colleague Varvara
Markarian, for example, or the testimony of retired serviceman
Stanislav Razdobreev, whose interview was "corrected", and then
completely removed from "Vesti.az." It is noteworthy that in his
personal correspondence Russian military "gives" Batiev inconvenient
questions of the Armenian journalists and recognizes that lied to the
Armenians. Finally the proposal of actor Joseph Harry can be noted
about sitting with Bahram in Tbilisi alone and drink a glass of
Armenian cognac.