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DeFacto Agency, Armenia
Jan 31 2007
RA NSS: AZERI LEADERSHIP'S ACTIONS RESEMBLE BOULEVARD DETECTIVE
`'The Azerbaijani authorities seem to be seriously anxious about a
statement made December 20, 2006, according to which a current
Azerbaijani agent was detected and convicted, so they have decided to
take a retaliatory move, which resembles a boulevard detective'', RA
National Security Service's statement runs. The document refers to
the arrest of Jamal Khalilov, who, according to the Azeri special
services, cooperated with the Armenian party.
`'According to the information provided by the Azerbaijani propaganda
machine, Ariz Jamal Ogli Khalilov, a dweller of the Sadakhlo village
situated in Georgia's Marneuli region, who was allegedly cooperating
with RA special services, was arrested and convicted `'for espionage
and preparation of the terrorist acts within a conspiratorial
group''. The sphere of Jamal Ogli's activity has been presented
widely, maybe, taking into consideration his `'exclusive
capabilities'': beginning with carrying out `'small missions'' up to
wide-scale terrorism. Trying to make their hero all-mighty, the
scenario's authors impute to him the preparation of explosion in a
huge oil infrastructure, then in the Baku Metro, and in the end, for
some reason, they confine themselves to a trade centre. The
fabrications of the kind are aimed at making illusion of the
efficient work being carried out by the Azerbaijani special
services'', RA NSS statement reads.
Jan 31 2007
RA NSS: AZERI LEADERSHIP'S ACTIONS RESEMBLE BOULEVARD DETECTIVE
`'The Azerbaijani authorities seem to be seriously anxious about a
statement made December 20, 2006, according to which a current
Azerbaijani agent was detected and convicted, so they have decided to
take a retaliatory move, which resembles a boulevard detective'', RA
National Security Service's statement runs. The document refers to
the arrest of Jamal Khalilov, who, according to the Azeri special
services, cooperated with the Armenian party.
`'According to the information provided by the Azerbaijani propaganda
machine, Ariz Jamal Ogli Khalilov, a dweller of the Sadakhlo village
situated in Georgia's Marneuli region, who was allegedly cooperating
with RA special services, was arrested and convicted `'for espionage
and preparation of the terrorist acts within a conspiratorial
group''. The sphere of Jamal Ogli's activity has been presented
widely, maybe, taking into consideration his `'exclusive
capabilities'': beginning with carrying out `'small missions'' up to
wide-scale terrorism. Trying to make their hero all-mighty, the
scenario's authors impute to him the preparation of explosion in a
huge oil infrastructure, then in the Baku Metro, and in the end, for
some reason, they confine themselves to a trade centre. The
fabrications of the kind are aimed at making illusion of the
efficient work being carried out by the Azerbaijani special
services'', RA NSS statement reads.