ArmInfo. The police violations in Soyudlu village in the Getabek region of Azerbaijan are evidence of grave environmental, political and social problems in Azerbaijan, Artak Beglaryan, Advisor to the President of Artsakh, wrote.
"Beating their own used citizens since April 28, the police replaced the terrorists near Shushi, who caused great suffering to 120 thousand people, continuing the chain of state terrorism. It is clear that a person is not a value for the Aliyev dictatorial regime, it doesn't matter if he is Armenian or Azerbaijani, the main thing is to enslave people, keep power and accumulate gold.
It is important to take into account that the Getabek gold mine with the same feudal disgrace is operated by the same Anglo-Asian mining company, which last year the Azerbaijani authorities illegally promised to "give" the Artsakh copper mine "Kashen", and the same organization is one of the main culprits and supporters blockade," he said.
Beglaryan urged to imagine what kind of ecological catastrophe, what scale this company arranged there, that such a protest action is being held even in such a dictatorial country?
"And the high environmental standards of the 'Kasheni' mine, 'disputed' by them, may seem like just a dream for the persecuted population of Azerbaijan. And this criminal regime and company want to seize the homeland and natural wealth of the people of Artsakh by force. By the way, let me remind you that the same Getabek was once completely Armenian and Armenian-populated territory, which was gradually subjected to ethnic cleansing and appropriated by the Azerbaijanis.
I am sure that these criminals, who have their eyes on foreign land and property, are in for new surprises. I think that someday the criminal involvement of the Aliyev clan in Anglo-Asiatic affairs will be fully revealed. The world-famous organization OCCRP has already made some revelations about this in the Panama Papers, revealing that, according to the investigation, Aliyev's daughters are the owners of this company," Beglaryan summed up.
On June 20, police officers used special equipment to disperse the protest action of residents of the village of Soyudlu, Gadabay district. The villagers protested against the creation of an artificial reservoir for wastewater from an enterprise for the extraction and processing of ore gold at the Gedabey deposit. According to local residents, about 10 people were injured during the confrontation. Five protesters were administratively arrested, and another protester was fined. Later, the village was cordoned off, and only those who provided registration data were allowed in.