
TikTok footage of military movement leads to arrest in Azerbaijan
On Monday, Azerbaijan’s State Security Service detained a TikTok user after he posted footage of military equipment at the Armenian border.
On Monday, Azerbaijan’s State Security Service detained a TikTok user after he posted footage of military equipment at the Armenian border.
Armenia expressed willingness to investigate any evidence provided by Azerbaijan to support accusations of recent Armenian ceasefire violations.
The agreement was the latest sign of increasingly close ties between Israel and Azerbaijan.
EU spokesperson Anita Hipper also stated that the EU would continue to support the normalisation of relations between Armenia and Azerbaijan.
Azerbaijan has accused Armenia of violating the ceasefire agreement seven times since 16 March.
Mirzoyan said that the Azerbaijani preconditions for signing the peace treaty had been ‘raised before’, but Armenia ‘never accepted their legitimacy’.
Political refugees who live abroad have been summoned for interrogation by the Prosecutor General’s Office of Azerbaijan.