The current Ministry of Foreign Affairs of Armenia, continuing the experience of its predecessors, is engaged in issuing fabricated statements.

Axar.az reports that this was stated in the statement of the press secretary of the Ministry of Foreign Affairs of Azerbaijan, Aykhan Hajizada, regarding the statement of the Ministry of Foreign Affairs of Armenia.

"The baseless statement of the Ministry of Foreign Affairs of Armenia about the alleged massacre of Armenians in Baku in January 1990 shows that this country's policy of systematic ethnic hatred and intolerance against Azerbaijan is still being continued.

We remind the Armenian MFA that the policy of ethnic cleansing and mass extermination is unique to Armenia and Armenians.

In addition to mass massacres and deportations against Azerbaijanis from the beginning of the 20th century to the beginning of the 1920s, in 1948-1953 and starting from 1987, a total of more than 450,000 Azerbaijanis were brutally deported from their historical and ethnic lands in the territory of the Armenian SSR. the facts are well known to the Armenian side.

By spreading such fictitious propaganda information, the Armenian MFA aims to hide the genocide and ethnic cleansing policy of Azerbaijan against the peaceful population, the brutal killing of 613 civilians in one night in the city of Khojaly, and the gross violation of the fundamental rights of more than a million Azerbaijanis over nearly 30 years. is chasing

The whole world knows that the fictitious "Sumgait Massacres", which is part of the false propaganda of the Armenians, is a plan devised by the Armenians and executed through Eduard Grigoryan to justify the deportation and mass murder of the Azerbaijanis.

Arguing that Armenians, who got rich due to Baku oil and the wealth of Azerbaijan and spent their earned funds on the massacre of Azerbaijanis and the destruction of historical monuments, have the right to receive compensation, shows an absurd way of thinking.

"Propaganda that massively falsifies history by Armenia does not serve peace and is dangerous," A. Hajizada said.