Азербайджан отвергает обвинения Ирана. Али Гасанов говорит, что его страна учитывает интересы соседних стран, преследуя свою внешнюю политику.

Азербайджан резко отреагировал на обвинения Ирана о причастности к убийству одного из его ученых-ядерщиков. В воскресенье в МИД Ирана был вызван посол Азербайджана и ему была передана нота протеста с выражением недовольства на эти и другие вопросы. В своем вчерашнем комментарии заведующий политическим отделом Администрации президента Азербайджана Али Гасанов, отклонил эти обвинения назвав их безосновательными.

В своем комментарии агентству "АПА", Гасанов заявил, что Азербайджан в своей внешней политике, в отношениях с различными организациями зарубежных стран постоянно учитывает интересы соседей: "Азербайджан не поддерживает никаких связей с какими бы то ни было террористическими и совершающими антигуманные действия организациями. Заявление Ирана не имеет под собой никаких оснований. Непонятно даже в чем обвиняется Азербайджан. Границы Азербайджана с зарубежными государствами функционируют в достаточно нормальном режиме. В Азербайджан, как в открытую демократическую страну гражданин любой страны приезжает, или проживает здесь. Думаем, что Иран в сложившихся обстоятельствах должен быть внимателен по отношению к соседним странам и действовать в соответствии с двусторонними отношениями".

Гасанов отметил, что региональные процессы также оказывают влияние и на Азербайджан. "Обострение отношений Ирана с Европой и Америкой повлияет и на Азербайджан. Возникновение конфликта в регионе, несомненно, не пройдет бесследно для отношений Азербайджана с соседними странами". Иран обвинил Азербайджан в том, что он на территории своей страны создает условия для антииранской деятельности израильской разведывательной организации, предоставляя свободный въезд-выезд в эту страну террористам, причастным к убийству иранского физика – ядерщика.

Источник: commonspace.eu по материалам АПА и IRNA

Фото: Заведующий политическим отделом Администрации президента Азербайджана, Али Гасанов  (фото из архива)

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