Baku hysterically criticizes French President`s statements and  European Parliament`s resolution 

ArmInfo. Baku, in its characteristic hysterical manner, reacted to the statements of French  President Emmanuel Macran about the need to bring Azerbaijan to the  negotiating table, and the resolution adopted by the European  Parliament, which, among other things, calls for sanctions against  the Azerbaijani authorities for aggression against Artsakh.

Thus, responding to Macron, the Azerbaijani Foreign Ministry stated  that it strongly condemns and rejects the "unfounded accusations"  voiced by French President Emmanuel Macron against Azerbaijan on  October 5 at a press conference in Granada after the summit of the  European Political Community.

"The statements of the French President on the issue of the refusal  of Azerbaijan and Turkey to participate in Granada are an example of  hypocrisy," the Azerbaijani Foreign Ministry commented. At the same  time, they emphasize that it was the French side that opposed  Turkey's participation of the five-sided meeting of the leaders of  Azerbaijan, Armenia, France and Germany, as well as the President of  the Council of the EU.

"We would like to remind the French side, which is calling to put  pressure on Azerbaijan, that speaking with Azerbaijan in the language  of pressure is pointless and unacceptable," the Azerbaijani Foreign  Ministry noted, again talking nonsense about 30 years of  negotiations.  In turn, speaker of the Azerbaijani Milli Majlis   Sahiba Gafarova considers the resolution of the European Parliament "  slanderous, biased and non- objective."

And in this she saw the machinations of France specifically: "This is  another evidence of the policy of double standards of the European  Parliament.  Accusing Baku of ethnic cleansing is an obvious  manifestation of political irresponsibility. It is no coincidence  that the document was mainly prepared and submitted for discussion at  the initiative of a group of representatives of France. Today, Paris  has clearly sided with the "aggressor". Attempts to put pressure on  Azerbaijan are futile and Baku will not deviate from its path."

The MM statement expresses protest and condemnation of the resolution  and notes that "Azerbaijan has no obligations to the European  Parliament."