Nagorno-Karabakh Conflict: Demands for Pakistani flag Increased In Azerbaijan

In the war against Armenia, Pakistan has won the hearts of the Azeri nation by putting its weight behind Azerbaijan and now the demand for Pakistani flags has also increased there.

The war between Azerbaijan and Armenia over the Nagorno-Karabakh conflict has been going on for weeks and despite the temporary ceasefire, the civilian population is being targeted by Armenia.

Pakistan and Turkey have supported Azerbaijan since day one on the issue of war with Armenia, which led to the hoisting of the two countries’ flags on the balconies of Baku’s homes in solidarity with the two countries.

After the support of Pakistan, the demand for Pakistani flags has also increased in Azerbaijan, which was confirmed by the Azeri Ambassador to Pakistan Ali Alizada.

In his tweet, the Azeri ambassador said that Love to Pakistan & Turkey is boundless in #Azerbaijan, and requirements for Pakistani flag are also increased.

Love to #Pakistan & #Turkey is boundless in #Azerbaijan,and requirements for Pakistani flag are also increased.
Internationally recognized territories of Aze🇦🇿are under #ArmenianOccupation almost 30 years.#DontBeSilent #SupportJustice#StopArmenianAggression#PrayForAzerbaijan https://t.co/azpbMUW3xa

— Ali Alizada 🇦🇿 (@Ali_F_Alizada) October 19, 2020

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It should be noted that Nagorno-Karabakh is an internationally recognized territory of Azerbaijan, but it has been occupied by the Armenian tribal group through the army, while Pakistan is the only country that does not recognize Armenia due to this occupation.

Tensions mounted between Armenia and Azerbaijan in Nagorno-Karabakh since July 12, but fierce clashes have been raging between the two countries since last night, killing people on both sides.

On the other hand, Azerbaijan has so far recaptured several areas of Nagorno-Karabakh.