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Azerbaijan under cover of 350 “diplomatic flights” would have delivered weapons to Islamic State reveals a Bulgarian newspaper supporting evidence

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Azerbaijan islamic state main arm supplierAzerbaijan has played an important role in the supply of weapons to Daech (the Islamic State) with 350 “diplomatic flights” from Azerbaijan on planes loaded with weapons and ammunition to power Daech. Thus Baku would have supported the Islamist state. It is the Bulgarian newspaper with a large circulation, “Troud”, which reveals the information by claiming to have evidence of this supply of arms to Daech by Azerbaijan. It was by Azerbaijan airline Silk Way Airlines that secret flights under diplomatic cover were being sent to Islamic terrorist groups in Syria, Iraq, Afghanistan, Pakistan and Congo.

Thus the Azerbaijani diplomatic network would have served as a cover for these missions of illegal arms delivery by Azerbaijan to Islamic groups. The investigative journalists of the Bulgarian newspaper “Troud” with the hackers managed to “break” the Internet network of the Azerbaijan Embassy in Sofia (Bulgaria) in order to seize the secret documents confirming these deliveries of weapons. Baku to Daech. Documents made available to the public. These documents testify that these practices of deliveries of arms to Daech had also been put in place through other Azeri embassies.

David Babayan, spokesman for the Government of the Republic of Artsakh (Nagorno-Karabakh) told Radiolour that Azerbaijan’s ties with Daech were known. As it was also known that the wounded fighters of Daech received regular care in Baku. Sergei Minassian, an Armenian political scientist, calls on the international community “to learn more about the actions of Azerbaijan”. Wednesday 5 July 2017,

Krikor Amirzayan © armenews.com

Turkey’s Main opposition calls on top election board to annul the referendum

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Turkey’s main opposition party has vowed to take widespread irregularities during the April 16 referendum to the Constitutional Court and European Court of Human Rights (ECHR), repeating its accusations against the election watchdog and calling on the Supreme Election Board (YSK) to annul the referendum results.

“The only way to end ongoing discussions over the referendum’s legitimacy is to annul it. What is necessary is the annulment of this referendum,” a deputy leader of the Republican People’s Party (CHP), Bülent Tezcan, told reporters at a press conference on April 17.

Tezcan said they were preparing their files to apply to the YSK, which agreed to accept unsealed ballot papers as valid halfway through voting day, for the annulment of the referendum, vowing that they would also apply to the Constitutional Court and the ECHR if necessary.

The deputy leader also presented video footage to the reporters, which he said was a proof of the widespread fraud. The footage showed election officials stamping ballots after the ballot boxes were opened and counting started.

“This referendum will take its place in the dark pages of history with its open voting but secret counting. The YSK did not and cannot stage a safe election,” Tezcan said. “This referendum will always be remembered as illegitimate.”

The CHP accused the YSK of deeming unsealed ballot papers as valid even though the Election Law forbids such a practice.

Breaking News: Explosions Rock Main Airport in Istanbul

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Explosion IstanbulBy CEYLAN YEGINSU and SABRINA TAVERNISE,

ISTANBUL — Two explosions at Turkey’s largest airport left at least 10 people dead and injured as many as 20 people on Tuesday night, according to Turkish authorities and television reports.

The Turkish justice minister, Bekir Bozdag, said 10 people had been killed in a bombing attack on Ataturk airport. He said that one attacker fired an automatic weapon before blowing himself up.

Another Turkish government official said that the police fired shots at two suspected attackers at the entryway to the airport’s international terminal, in an effort to stop them before they reached the building’s security checkpoint. The two suspects then blew themselves up, the official said.

CNN Turk reported that one suicide bomber detonated explosives inside the terminal building and another outside in a parking lot.

NTV reported that airport workers were streaming out of the building, crying. A witness told CNN Turk that injured people were being taken away in taxis, Reuters reported.

Turkey has been rocked by a series of bombings in recent months. Officials have variously blamed Kurdish separatists or Islamic State militants for the attacks.

Ataturk airport has expanded in recent years and is now the third busiest in Europe, ranked by the annual number of passengers, after Heathrow in London and Charles de Gaulle in Paris.