Prosecutor General's Office of Azerbaijan Azerbaijan initiates criminal case, following wounding of Azerbaijani serviceman as result of Armenian provocation 22 August 2023 15:40 378 Facebook Twitter Pinterest Reddit WhatsApp BAKU, Azerbaijan, August 22. A criminal case has been initiated on the fact that an Azerbaijani serviceman was wounded as a result of an Armenian provocation, Military Prosecutor's Office of Azerbaijan told TurkicWorld. Will be updated Official Chronicle All Chronicles of Victory (October 4, 2020): First VP Mehriban Aliyeva shares post on victories of Azerbaijani Army 10:05 317 Chronicles of Victory (October 4, 2020): President Ilham Aliyev interviewed by Al ArabiyaTV channel President Ilham Aliyev sends congratulatory letter to President of Germany Weapons were bought with money at world prices—down to the last bullet - President Ilham Aliyev Other news All Tesla car business returns to growth path as deliveries beat forecasts 2 October 22:15 39 Azerbaijan, Georgia discuss expanding military cooperation in Shusha Related articles Politics Russia extradites more Azerbaijani citizens sought on international accusations Politics Baku hosts int'l conference on “On guard for sovereignty: Status of Prosecutor's office in Constitution” Other news Georgia extradites Azerbaijani national sought on international accusations Other news Azerbaijan initiates criminal proceedings over incident in Russia's Yekaterinburg Other news Azerbaijani probe throws light on Ziyaddin Safarov's circumstances of death Other news Azerbaijan signals upcoming disclosure of Aktau incident inspection results Other news Azerbaijan's Prosecutor General's Office probing Azerbaijanis' evil and murder in Russia Politics Azerbaijani Parliament approves reappointment of Kamran Aliyev as Prosecutor General
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