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First Deputy Minister of Russia and Armenian Ambassador to Russia discuss actions of Azerbaijani and Hungarian authorities

First Deputy Minister of Russia and Armenian Ambassador to Russia discuss actions of Azerbaijani and Hungarian authorities

4 September 2012

First Deputy Minister of Russia Andrey Denisov received Armenian Ambassador to Russia Oleg Yesayan on Monday at the request of the later.

The Russian Foreign Ministry website reports the two parties discussed the situation following the actions of Azerbaijani and Hungarian authorities, particularly extradition and pardoning of the Azerbaijani officer Ramil Safarov. The two parties expressed serious concern over possible negative consequences of the current developments for stability and security in the region.

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