Demand for Pakistani flags in Azerbaijan increases amid conflict with Armenia
October 19, 2020
The demand for Pakistani flags is on the rise in Azerbaijan as Baku's conflict with Armenia over the disputed Nagorno-Karabakh territory rages on.
This was said by Ambassador of the Republic of Azerbaijan to the Islamic Republic of Pakistan, Ali Alizada, in a tweet on Monday.
"Love to #Pakistan & #Turkey is boundless in #Azerbaijan,and requirements for Pakistani flag are also increased," tweeted the ambassador, thanking Pakistan and Turkey for openly siding with Baku in its conflict with Armenia.
Earlier, it was reported that Pakistan's unequivocal support for Azerbaijan in its armed conflict with Armenia had won the hearts of the Azeris.
Soon after the conflict, images from Baku were shown in which residents were displaying flags of Pakistan and Turkey after both nations supported the country in its fight against Armenia.
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However, in video shared by a Twitter user, three cars can be seen roaming in an unidentified city of Azerbaijan with the flags of Pakistan and Turkey.
Pakistan assures Azerbaijan of support on Nagorno-Karabakh conflict
Last week, Pakistan expressed "deep concern" on the deteriorating security situation in Nagorno-Karabakh region after Armenian forces' intensive shelling over the weekend on the civilian population of Azerbaijan.
The Armenian forces attacked the villages of Terter, Aghdam, Fizuli and Jabrayil region and Pakistan considers it reprehensible and most unfortunate, a statement from the Foreign Office had said.
"This could compromise peace and security of the entire region. Armenia must stop its military action to avoid further escalation," it had demanded.
"Pakistan stands with the brotherly nation of Azerbaijan and supports its right of self-defence," the FO had said.
We support Azerbaijan’s position on Nagorno-Karabakh, which is in line with the several unanimously adopted UN Security Council resolutions, the statement had added.
