[PICTURES] Azerbaijanis display flags of Pakistan and Turkey in Baku and Tovuz
The Foreign Office, in a declaration, said that Pakistan considers attacks on Azerbaijan villages by the Armenian forces as "reprehensible and most unfortunate."
The flags of Turkey and Pakistan were displayed by the Azerbaijani people in the capital, Baku, after both the states supported the country in its fight against Armenia.
Azerbaijan and Armenia are engaged in the most massive fight in years over the disputed Nagorno-Karabakh region. More than a hundred inhabitants have been killed since the clashes broke out last Sunday.
The Ambassador of the Republic of Azerbaijan to Pakistan, Ali Alizada, shared a photo on his social media showing flags of Pakistan and Turkey placed on a residential building in Baku and in the streets of Tovuz.
Baku, @Azerbaijan, today✊
?????? pic.twitter.com/e3dfxsPBt3— Ali Alizada ?? (@Ali_F_Alizada) October 1, 2020
Pakistani&Turkish flags flying along with??i flag in the streets of #Tovuz,#Azerbaijan. To honor #Pakistan & #Turkey for the solidarity with @Azerbaijan also on the recent attack and #aggression of #Armenia, the local residents of Tovuz hanged??&??flags in the streets✊?. pic.twitter.com/D8KUooijLB
— Ali Alizada ?? (@Ali_F_Alizada) September 25, 2020
Earlier, Pakistan had expressed “deep concern” on the region’s deteriorating security situation after Armenian forces’ intensive shelling on Azerbaijan’s civilian population.
The Foreign Office, in a declaration, said that Pakistan considers attacks on Azerbaijan villages by the Armenian forces as “reprehensible and most unfortunate.”
“Pakistan stands with the brotherly state of Azerbaijan and supports its right of self-defense,” the FO said in a statement.
??#Pakistan stands with @Azerbaijan,supports fair position of #Azerbaijan& condemns the Armenian provocations and aggression against??!#Armenia must stop military action against??!#KarabakhisAzerbaijan!
Thanks @SMQureshiPTI @ForeignOfficePk @Zhchaudhri?@zeeshanaliZAB pic.twitter.com/wzTRJVdTsX
— Ali Alizada ?? (@Ali_F_Alizada) October 2, 2020
On Friday, the Foreign Office rebutted the reports that the Pakistan Army is fighting alongside Karabakh’s Azerbaijani forces.
“Such reports are misguided,” FO spokesman Zahid Hafeez Chaudri said in response to Indian media allegations.
Amb.@Ali_F_Alizada to @cbctvaz:Pakistani people and government show great solidarity with Azerbaijan against #ArmenianProvocation and #aggression.We daily receive a lot messages and letters of support from our Pakistani brothers&sisters!#Pakistan4Azerbaijan ??❤️??@shehlayi pic.twitter.com/VBGUFuXjh4
— Azerbaijan Embassy Pakistan (@AzEmbPak) October 2, 2020
On Wednesday, Azerbaijan’s President Ilham Aliyev thanked Turkey, Pakistan, and Afghanistan for their support in the fighting against Armenian forces.
Pakistan, Turkey and Azerbaijan have a message to the world. The message given; We are one nation, three states. You can never break our unity. ??????
— Boğaçhan Göksu (@bogachangoksu) September 29, 2020
I am calling out to my Pakistani brothers. Today is the time to support Azerbaijan. Turkey, Pakistan and Azerbaijan show unity using this tag. ?????? #AzerbaijanIsNotAlone
— Ali Keskin (@alikeskin_tr) September 27, 2020
Aliyev said Turkey, Pakistan, and Afghanistan had all demonstrated support but added that Azerbaijan’s army did not need external help.
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Could any one post more photographs of Pakistani flags in azerbaijan-interstingly beautiful
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