Azerbaijani President continues attacks on France

ArmInfo. Azerbaijani President Ilham Aliyev continues attacks on France.

The leadership of Azerbaijan, which had a hard time accepting the  resolution of the French Senate, in which there is a call to impose  sanctions on official Baku, did not come up with anything better than  to accuse France of provocation against Azerbaijan on the sidelines  of Francophonie.

"As part of the summit of the Francophonie countries, a provocation  was planned against Azerbaijan, the author of which was France,"  Aliyev said, speaking at a meeting dedicated to the 30th anniversary  of the ruling Yeni Azerbaijan party, Turan reports.

The Azerbaijani leader assured that now France is patronizing  Armenia. "They call each other sisters, and they emphasize this,  although they could call themselves brothers as well. The initial  version of the resolution prepared was based on purely  anti-Azerbaijani theses and completely contradicted reality," Aliyev  said, assuring that all anti-Azerbaijani theses were removed thanks  to the efforts of our friends from the Francophonie organization.

"And the Franco-Armenian tandem could not take advantage of this  opportunity," Aliyev continued, saying that this is another indicator  of Azerbaijan's international prestige and the growing number of  its  friendly countries.

Then he boasted that even in organizations where "Azerbaijan does not  participate, he has more friends than Armenia, and in particular the  CSTO."

"Armenia's attempts to put forward unfounded claims against  Azerbaijan through the CSTO were unsuccessful, since other members of  the organization did not go to Yerevan's provocation. This suggests  that we have more friends in this organization than Armenia," the  Azerbaijani permanent leader summed up.

Earlier, the Armenian media reported that following the results of  the OIF summit in Tunisia, a resolution was adopted expressing  solidarity with Armenia against the backdrop of Azerbaijani  aggression.