President Ilham Aliyev rebukes EU for “including Azerbaijan in the quadrilateral statement without the participation' of Baku in the recent meeting in Granada.
President Ilham Aliyev rebukes EU for “including Azerbaijan in the quadrilateral statement without the participation" of Baku in the recent meeting in Granada.Aliyev did not attend the peace talks in Brussels in protest of France’s recent military aid to Armenia. Photo: Reuters
But Aliyev criticised the EU's approach — and particularly France's position — when European Council, Charles Michel, telephoned him, according to an Azerbaijani statement issued late on Saturday. “The provision of weapons by France to Armenia was an approach that was not serving peace, but one intended to inflate a new conflict, and if any new conflict occurs in the region, France would be responsible for causing it,” said Aliyev.
Hikmat Hajiyev, foreign policy advisor to the Azerbaijani president, said Baku had proposed the participation of Türkiye and Spain in a planning meeting, but that proposal was also rejected by France.
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