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60 > Azerbaijan is preparing to contact the international tribunal if Russia does not take on Responsibility for knocking down the Azerbaijani passenger aircraft, which occurred above Grozny on December 25 last year.< p > this is reported by The Guardian with reference to the state media of Azerbaijan.
< p > the publication reminded that on that day 38 people were killed near the city of Aktau in Kazakhstan as a result of the crash of the Azerbaijani Airlines, which could not land in the capital of Chechnya Grozny. 62 > 62 > 62 ~ < P > After the incident, the President of Azerbaijan Ilham Aliyev accused Russia of randomly knocking down the aircraft by air defense and criticized Moscow for trying to “hush up” this matter, which, according to him, caused “surprise, pity and indignation” in Baku.< p > Russian President Vladimir Putin soon apologized for the “tragic incident”, but did not recognize the responsibility of Russia.
~ 60 > recently APA information agency, which has connections with the government Azerbaijan, reported that Baku was preparing to appeal to the International Tribunal about the likely knocking down by the aircraft by Russia. < p > < p >“The names of those who gave the order to shoot, and those who opened fire are known to the Azerbaijani side … The Russian side intends to create a situation like Boeing Malaysia 2,” the publication of the Azerbaijani agency said, which reminded of Russia's attempts to deny the responsibility for bringing down for the downing Flight MH17 MALAYSIA Airlines in 2014, which, according to the investigation, was shot down by pro -Russian militants. < p > < p > according to observers, such a publication in the Azerbaijan media could appear only with the approval of local authorities, which indicates a crisis in relations between Moscow and Baku. < p > message in the Azerbaijan media appeared a day after the report of Kazakhstani officials that the aircraft received external damage and had holes in the fuselage. The report was compiled carefully and did not indicate that the damage entailed. Western experts previously stated that the aircraft was probably shot down from the territory of Russia.
< p > commenting on the message of Kazakhstan, the Kremlin said that it was too early to draw conclusions. The prolonged silence of Moscow disappointed Azerbaijani officials.
< p > “we expected that Russia would publicly take responsibility for knocking down the aircraft and compensation to the victims,” said a source in the Azerbaijani foreign policy, who wanted to maintain anonymity.
< p > according to the interlocutor The Guardian, Russia ignores Azerbaijan's demands in the hope that everything will cost.
< p > “they look at us down,” added a source.
< P > Recall, the Brazilian laboratory of the air forces sent investigators from Kazakhstan from the on-board self-writers from the Azerbaijan Airlines aircraft, which broke up on December 25 near the city of Aktau.
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