Azerbaijani Foreign Ministry demands France to end destructive activities in region

The Azerbaijani Foreign Ministry demands that France put an end to destructive activities in the region, reads a commentary by Aykhan Hajizada, spokesperson of the Ministry of Foreign Affairs, concerning anti-Azerbaijani views expressed by the French President Emmanuel Macron during the speech at the UN General Assembly, Report informs.

"French President Emmanuel Macron's statement at the UN General Assembly on September 25 that "France stands shoulder to shoulder with Armenia in the conditions of Azerbaijan's pressures on Armenia and territorial claims" is another example of France's biased pro-Armenian approach to both our country and the peace process in general.

It is unacceptable that France, which is preparing Armenia for revanchism while extensively arming it, accuses Azerbaijan of coercion.

France presenting Armenia as a peace-loving country while Armenia occupied Azerbaijan's territories for nearly 30 years, displaced nearly one million Azerbaijanis, committed massacres and crimes against humanity, and ignored the right of return of hundreds of thousands of Azerbaijanis who were deported en masse from its territory clearly demonstrates how unjust French policy is.

We urge an immediate halt to damaging actions of France in our region, considering that its foreign policy has failed in many regions of the world," reads the statement.