Azerbaijan sends protest note to Iran over the alleged trips of  Iranian trucks to Artsakh

ArmInfo.Azerbaijan continues to put pressure on international  partners due to visits to Nagorno-Karabakh. This time, the protests  were triggered by the trips of Iranian trucks to Nagorno-Karabakh.

As APA reports referring to the Azerbaijani Foreign Ministry, the  Ambassador of the Islamic Republic of Iran to Azerbaijan was invited  to the Ministry of Foreign Affairs (MFA) of this country, where the  ambassador's attention was drawn to the "undesirable" facts revealed  in connection with the "illegal travel" of trucks belonging to the  Islamic Republic of Iran to Karabakh, and a protest note was  submitted to him.  Azerbaijan's displeasure has been expressed in the  protest note on regular entry-exit of automobiles of different  purposes, belonging to the friendly Islamic Republic of Iran to  Karabakh region of Azerbaijan "without permission of official Baku"  over the recent times.

"Our displeasure, which was delivered to the Iranian side orally a  while ago, has been raised in front of the Iranian Ambassador once  more during the meeting. During the meeting, it has been noted  practical steps will be taken by Iran's new administration in the  direction of putting an end to such kinds of cases, which disturb and  do not fit to spirit of current close friendship and partnership  relations between the two countries," noted in the message.  To note,  this is not the first such case when Azerbaijan summons ambassadors  of other states to the Foreign Ministry because of visits to  Nagorno-Karabakh. Azerbaijan also practices the inclusion of eminent  public and political figures in the so-called black list for visiting  NKR.