PUTIN VISIT TO MOSCOW CANCELLED

PanARMENIAN.Net - The visit of Russian president Vladimir Putin announced by Azeri media, which was expected July 10, will not take place. As reported by the Caspian News Agency, the press service of the Russian president noted that due to the mourning announced in the country for the victims of the act of terrorism in Tushino, all foreign official journeys of V. Putin are cancelled. The press service did not comment on whether the Russian leader will visit Azerbaijan before the presidential election planned October 15. Meanwhile, Azeri president Heydar Aliyev is now under medical examination in Turkey. Azeri ambassador to Turkey Mamed Aliyev stated, "You know that in the course of the presidential election he will have a very thick working schedule and he needs to have the state of his health examined."
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