President Ilham Aliyev: 2,500 vehicles have driven through territory where protest was mounted since 12th December
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- 19 February, 2023
- 08:35
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2,500 vehicles have driven through the territory where the protest was mounted since 12th December until today, which demonstrates that there is no blockade, said President Ilham Aliyev as he addressed a plenary session on “Moving Mountains? Building Security in the South Caucasus,” Report informs via AZERTAC.
“Since 12th December until today when our activists from civil society came to the checkpoint, there have been more than 2,500 vehicles, including tracks of Russian peacekeepers and representatives of Red Cross. Almost 100 medical patients from Karabakh were taken by Red Cross to Armenia for treatment. So, how can we call it a blockade when there is an open road?" President Ilham Aliyev said.
Prezident: "Dekabrın 12-dən bu günədək aksiyanın keçirildiyi ərazidən 2500 nəqliyyat vasitəsi keçib"
Ильхам Алиев: С 12 декабря и по сей день по территории проведения акции проехало 2500 транспортных средств
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