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    DYNASTIC REGIME OF ALIYEV STARTS DEALING WITH CRIMINAL AFFAIR

    ArmInfo
    2010-03-01 13:41:00

    ArmInfo. The Azerbaijani mass media urge, at a state level, to crack
    the Armenian sites, in particular, the recently created xocali.net
    site, member of Xenophobia Prevention Initiative public organization
    Samvel Martirosyan told journalists today.

    "Over 12,000 users have already visited Xocali.net site from February
    24 to this day. Moreover, several attempts of hacker attack at the
    site have already been made. These attempts were made by Azerbaijani
    hackers, however, we created the site in a way that it is quite
    difficult to crack it", he said. Martirosyan emphasized that the
    Azerbaijani information site vesti.az . has recently called on all
    the Azerbaijani hackers to unite against a threat of disseminating
    the truth about the real events in Khojalu and start hacker attack
    at xocali.net. "Of course, vesti.az site is officially a private
    media, however, taking into account the hard-hitting characteristics
    and essence of the ruling Azerbaijani regime, there are no private
    independent media in Azerbaijan. Hacker crack in any normal state is
    a criminal offence", Martirosyan resumed.

    Presentation of a new site of Xenophobia Prevention Initiative
    organization, http://xocali.net, was held in Yerevan on February 24.

    The new site presents the materials which disclose the mass
    falsifications organized by the Azerbaijani authorities around the
    tragic events of February 26, 1992, near Khojalu settlement in the
    territory of the Nagorno Karabakh Republic. The site has been presented
    in Russian, English, Azerbaijani, German, Farsi and French.

    From: Emil Lazarian | Ararat NewsPress
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