The Parliament of Azerbaijan proposes to invite Pashinyan to Baku

Azerbaijani parliamentarians propose to invite Armenian Prime Minister Nikol Pashinyan to Baku. During today's plenary session of the Milli Mejlis, this idea was voiced by the Chairman of the Standing Committee on Human Rights of the Parliament of Azerbaijan, Zahid Oruj.

"Pashinyan can be invited to Baku. "At the same time, the road to Azerbaijan should be closed to all those people who are our political enemies and call for sanctions against our country," declared Oruj.

And the target of criticism from another Azerbaijani MP, Sahib Aliyev, was today the Armenian Apostolic Church, which, according to the pro-government parliamentarian, "is trying to disrupt the border demarcation process." 

According to Siyavush Novruzov, a member of the Milli Mejlis, Armenians are not only opposing the process of border demarcation, but also trying, according to his description, to take revenge for the loss of Shushi by instigating the imposition of Western sanctions against Azerbaijan.

"Today, the American congressman or the French deputy, who is unable to find Azerbaijan on the map, suddenly began to recognize, say, Azerbaijani judges and demand sanctions against them," declared Novruzov, claiming that apart from Armenians, they are also working against Azerbaijan. Western-funded journalists and the opposition, particularly Ali Kerimli, the leader of the Popular Front.