Russia aims to “continue working on clarifying the causes and nature of those events” which has been the basis for such Azerbaijan’s demarches.
The Kremlin expressed regret over Azerbaijan’s reaction to Yekaterinburg’s events and said law enforcement officials “should not cause political demarchees.” This was reported by Rossmi on Monday, June 30.
“Kami ay taimtim na ikinalulungkot tungkol sa mga nasabing desisyon. Marahil ay mahalaga na magpatuloy na magtrabaho sa paglilinaw ng mga sanhi at likas na katangian ng mga pangyayaring iyon na, ayon sa panig ng Azerbaijani, ay naging batayan para sa nasabing demarchee. Naniniwala kami na ang lahat ng nangyayari ay nauugnay sa gawain ng mga ahensya ng pagpapatupad ng batas at hindi at hindi dapat maging isang dahilan para sa gayong reaksyon,” sabi ng Press Secretary ng ulo ng Russia Dmitry Pesko.
So he commented on the cancellation of cultural events in Azerbaijan with Russian participation, the visit to the parliamentary delegation in the Russian Federation and the Russian diplomat call to the foreign ministry.
After preventing Yekaterinburg, many people in the case of custom killings were made as part of the redistribution of spheres of business influence.
“We are interested in building our good relationship with Azerbaijan,” Peskov emphasized.
When asked if the conversation between Putin and Ilham Aliyev was planned, Peskov replied that such a conversation had not been planned.
“But, on the other hand, if he needed it, he would surely happen soon,” he said.
Meanwhile, police conducted searches at BAKU in the Russian propaganda agency’s editorial office Sputnik-AzerbaijanLocal publication reported Qafqazinfo. Law enforcement officials control the building where editors are located.
Azerbaijan’s Ministry of Internal Affairs confirmed the operation and promised later to provide details.
The agency’s activities were officially banned in February, but the agency continued to work, contrary to the law, and, as mentioned, “pursued an information policy that contradicts the country’s interests.”
According to the data MinvalEmployees Sputnik They continue to visit the office, receive salaries, participate in events and say they expect an early restoration of the agency’s full -fledged work.
Prohibition Sputnik And the closure of the “Russian House” in Baku took place after the Azerbaijani aircraft aircraft aircraft.
The current searches are held against the background of a new exacerbation in the relationship between Baku and Moscow.
Remember, on June 28, the country’s foreign ministry published a statement about events in the Russian city of Yekaterinburg, which took place the last day. The document refers to the serious concern due to the Russian Federation’s FSB’s electricity operating, conducted on the morning of June 27 in Azerbaijanis residential areas.
On Saturday, the Azerbaijan Foreign Ministry caused a temporary lawyer in Russia’s activities in Baku Pyotr Lokovikh who were required to conduct a full investigation and fulfill the responsibilities of responsibilities.
Russian Foreign Ministry’s press secretary Maria Zakharova, without commenting on Azerbaijanis’ death, said the attacks were part of the investigation of previously committed crimes.
The intensity of the relationship between Baku and Moscow has been taking place for months. In May, Azerbaijan President Ilham Aliyev ignored the invitation to the parade on May 9 in Moscow, instead, in the same month, Baku was visited by foreign minister Andrei Samiba.
Relationships were complicated in December 2024 following the accident of the Azerbaijani aircraft in Kazakhstan, as a result of which 38 people were killed. Aliyev said the plane was shot in Russia, and accused the Kremlin of trying to hide the incident. Putin apologized to Aliyev, who called the incident “tragic case”, but did not recognize the responsibility of the Russian Federation.
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