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    Turkey donates equipment to Azeri army

    Anatolia news agency, Ankara
    13 May 05

    Commenting on the importance of military cooperation between
    Azerbaijan and Turkey, Brig-Gen Omer Bayrakli, the TSK [Turkish Armed
    Forces] attache in Baku [title as published], said: "As our Great
    Leader has pointed out, Azerbaijan's grief is our grief, and its joy
    is our joy."

    Speaking at a ceremony marking the delivery of various materials and
    equipment - such as 10 mobile ovens and portable field radios -
    donated by the TSK to the Azeri army, Brig-Gen Bayrakli said that
    training and logistics support to Azerbaijan would continue. He added:
    "Our support for Azerbaijan is at the forefront of Turkey's activities
    with countries across the world on the issue of partnership for
    peace."

    Expressing his gratitude to the Turkish and Azeri leaders and military
    echelons who have contributed to the development of cooperation
    between the two countries, Bayrakli said that the TSK did not yet have
    most of the items donated today, and that they were produced with the
    application of the latest technology.

    Stating that the aid given cannot be explained with economic
    motivations, Bayrakli said that he was proud to be delivering the
    equipment.

    Also speaking at the ceremony, Col Piri Israfilov, commander of
    provisions in the Azeri Army and deputy head of the Logistics
    Department of the Azeri Ministry of Defence, described the importance
    of the aid provided by the TSK.

    Later officials from the two sides signed the transfer documents of
    the donated equipment. The donated items, worth approximately 2m
    dollars, include 10 mobile ovens installed on field vehicles, fully
    operational portable field radios, and other similar equipment. The
    transfer ceremony was originally scheduled for the morning hours but
    was held in the evening.
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