Ilham Aliyev in Pakistan: Azerbaijan President Ilham Aliyev, who is on an official visit to Pakistan, has raised the issue of Kashmir. Aliyev has supported Pakistan on the Kashmir issue and also talked about the resolutions of the United Nations Security Council. Without naming India, Aliyev said that the rights of Kashmiris are being violated. Azerbaijan has already supported Pakistan on the Kashmir issue. Every time India shuts Azerbaijan down by giving a befitting reply, but it is believed that Azerbaijan is irritated with the Armenia-India friendship.
The Azerbaijani President said, ‘Today Pakistan and Azerbaijan have a brotherly relationship. Our relationship is based on the foundation that we are brothers, we are friends, we are with each other on every issue. We support each other in every international organization. He said that our direct support on the issue of Jammu and Kashmir shows our commitment to brotherhood. At the same time, this is our respect for international law. Aliyev said, ‘The rights of Kashmiris have been violated and violated for decades.’
What did Aliyev say in Pakistan?
Referring to the United Nations, Aliyev said, ‘The resolutions of the UN Security Council clearly state how the Kashmir issue should be resolved, but unfortunately there is no system for the implementation of the UNSC resolutions. Is.’ He said, ‘Despite this, we will always stand shoulder to shoulder with you as brothers and friends, with Kashmiri brothers and with international law, we are confident that justice will prevail.’
Azerbaijan is irritated with India
Actually, there has been tension between Azerbaijan and Armenia for a long time. Many times there has been war between the two countries. Earlier India used to give war material to Azerbaijan, but later India started giving it to Armenia, after which Azerbaijan is angry with India. Meanwhile, Pakistan is providing war material to Azerbaijan, hence it has become a true friend of Pakistan.
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