В Азербайджане произошли крупные перестановки среди силовиков

Азербайджан объявил о больших перестановках среди силовых структур.

В различных указах, опубликованных в четверг, 20 июня, президент Ильхам Алиев назначил бывшего министра внутренних дел Рамиля Усубова секретарем Совета национальной безопасности страны. Усубов занимал пост министра внутренних дел почти два десятилетия. На место Усубова в МВД поставили его заместителя Вилаята Эйвазова.

Другим указом президент Алиев назначил Али Нагиева главой Службы государственной безопасности. Уходящий в отставку глава Государственной службы безопасности Мадат Гулиев был назначен министром оборонной промышленности.

источник: commonspace.eu по материалам агентств

 

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