Азербайджан намерен добиться отправки миссий по расследованию незаконного оборота наркотиков в Нагорный Карабах

Азербайджан  неоднократно поднимал  перед международными организациями вопрос о незаконном транзите и производстве наркотических средств на оккупированных территориях страны.

Как сообщает 1news.az, об этом заявил журналистам в понедельник замминистра иностранных дел Азербайджана Халаф Халафов.

По его словам, Азербайджан постоянно поднимает этот вопрос перед международными организациями и требует отправки на оккупированные азербайджанские территории миссий международных организаций  по расследованию фактов производства и незаконного транзита через Нагорный Карабах наркотических средств.

«Мы придаем этому вопросу большое значение. Конечно, если даже будет создана такая миссия, это  должно будет быть  согласовано с азербайджанской стороной, поскольку Карабах является суверенной частью Азербайджана. В случае принятия решений о направлении на оккупированные азербайджанские территории  миссий по расследованию незаконного оборота наркотиков нами будет  рассмотрено это решение», - заявил замминистра.

 

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