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Armenian soldiers surender voluntarily as protest to unbearable situation in Armenian army

The two Armenian soldiers surendered to Azerbaijani army as protest to unbearable situation in Armenian army.

The Armenian soldiers were drafted for military service from Yerevan and they served in the Armenian army only for ten days, Trend News correspondent quoted well-informed source as saying.

According to unofficial reports, Armenian soldiers were voluntarily captured near Gulustan village of Goranboy region on May 31.

State Commission on Hostages, POWs and Missing People is aware of capture of two Armenian soldiers by Azerbaijani army.

Though the commission is aware of capture of Armenian military men, identity and the conditions in which the soldiers were captures remains unknown yet, commission's Head Shain Sailov said. He said an investigation is underway on this issue.

Sailov said Armenia does not officially confirm capture of its soldiers.

The Azerbaijani Defense Ministry said on June 1 that an official statement on this issue will be made public today.

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Microsoft 100% Azerbaijan compatible! http://www.microsoft.az

Microsoft corparation launched new web site and is also oficialy 100% compatible with Azerbaijan, from now on you can buy versions of microsoft products with Azerbaijani Interface, like Windows XP , Vista and office software.

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Azerbaijan among top three in Eurovision Song Contest

With a total of 387 votes, Alexander Rybak won the 54th Eurovision Song Contest Saturday night in Moscow with the song "Fairytale" in the third triumph for Norway in more than half a century of the Eurosong, the most watched annual television event on the continent.

Born in Minsk, the 23-year-old, who celebrated his birthday this week, took an early lead with more 12 points than any other countries.

Norway is followed by Yohanna from Iceland with 218 points and Azerbaijan’s AySel & Arash who scraped together 207 points.

Azerbaijan got 10 points from Czech Republic, 8 from Sweden, 1 from France, 6 from Israel, 7 from Russia, 6 from Montenegro, 8 from Bulgaria, 5 from Lithuania, 8 from Greece, 3 from Bosnia and Herzegovina, 10 from Ukraine, 12 from Turkey, 4 from Albania, 4 from Serbia, 8 from Cyprus, 6 from Poland, 10 from the Netherlands, 7 from Estonia, 10 from Croatia, 4 from Romania, 8 from Denmark, 10 from Moldova, 1 from Armenia and 10 from Hungary.

Azerbaijan gave its 12 points to Turkey.

25 countries competed tonight with 20 progressing from the two semi-finals, while Russia, France, Germany, Britain and Spain automatically secured their place in the final.
Dima Bilan, who won the 2008 Eurovision competition held in Serbia, performed his victorious "Believe" R&B-style song before the competition proper kicked off with the Lithuanian entry — a piano ballad featuring various pyrotechnics.
The winner of the competition is picked by a combination of telephone voting and official juries from national broadcasters in the 42 nations that originally took part.
For the first time, voting in the final was split between televoting and panels of musical experts, which was supposed to reduce the incidence of predictable and neighbourly votes.
The complete results are as follows:
1. Norway - 387 points
2. Iceland - 218 points
3. Azerbaijan - 207 points
4. Turkey - 177 points
5. United Kingdom - 173 points
6. Estonia - 129 points
7. Greece - 120 points
8. France - 107 points
9. Bosnia & Herzegovina - 106 points
10. Armenia - 92 points
11. Russia - 91 points
12. Ukraine - 76 points
13. Denmark - 74 points
14. Moldova - 69 points
15. Portugal - 57 points
16. Israel - 53 points
17. Albania - 48 points
18. Croatia - 45 points
19. Romania - 40 points
20. Germany - 35 points
21. Sweden - 33 points
22. Malta - 31 points
23. Lithuania - 23 points
24. Spain - 23 points
25. Finland - 22 points

Armenian soldier Paruyr Stepanyan fled into Azerbaijan in protest of violence and tyranny in Armenian Army, according to ANS-Press.

Armenian soldier Paruyr Stepanyan, who fled into Azerbaijani territory in May, 2008, in protest of violence and tyranny in Armenian Army , has been transferred to a third country.

Stepanyan made a statement on refusal from Armenian citizenship before.

At the invitation of editor-in-chief of Zaman-Azerbaijan newspaper Enes Cansever, representatives of Turkish media arrived in Azerbaijan on the occasion of the 17th anniversary of Khojaly tragedy.

APA’s west bureau reports that on the initiative of parliamentarian Ganira Pashayeva the delegation has today visited border villages of Tovuz region. The guests visited Martyrs’ Alley in the center of the region and Hajalli and Aghdam villages of Tovuz bordering on Armenia. They were told that Armenia often violated ceasefire, posed threat to civilians, schools and houses and burned the cemetery and sacred places.

Correspondent of Aksiyon magazine Tunjar Chetin shared his impressions with APA. He also took a stance on the reports that Turkey would open borders with Armenia.
“Turkey should not open borders with Armenia unless Nagorno Karabakh conflict is solved. Turkey should always support Azerbaijan on this issue. We met with the people who live in constant danger. I saw the view of Armenians’ savageries against civilians in Azerbaijan. We will inform Turkish public about it. Opening of borders should not be discussed unless these horrors end,” he said.

Later the guests came to Ganja. They met with teachers and pupils of Ganja Private Turkish Lyceum and viewed the museum in connection with Azerbaijan Democratic Republic.

The delegation includes correspondents of Zaman, Kanal 7, Yeni Shafak, Aksiyon, Bu gun and Star.

“All the historical monuments have been restored, theaters repaired in Azerbaijan. We will continue this policy.

But we can not fully protect our historical heritage due to the occupation of Azerbaijani lands by Armenia,” Azerbaijani President Ilham Aliyev said at the solemn opening ceremony of Culture Year “Baku – the Capital of Islamic Culture - 2009”, APA reports. The head of state said 20 percent of Azerbaijani territories were still under occupation and underlined that over one million people had been internally displaced. The president said all the historical monuments, museums, mosques in the occupied territories had been destroyed by Armenians.
“International observers also underline it. In 2005, OSCE fact-finding mission wrote in the report prepared basing on the outcomes of the visit to Nagorno Karabakh and other occupied lands that Armenia had destroyed everything. This is the result of Armenian vandalism, this is Armenia’s aggressive policy. We will surely restore all our historical monuments after our territories are liberated. We will rebuild all towns and buildings. But in order to do this, Armenia-Azerbaijan, Nagorno Karabakh conflict should end, Azerbaijan’s territorial integrity should be restored and our citizens should return to their native lands,” he said.

ISESCO Secretary-General Abdulaziz bin Osman Al Twaijri also touched on Nagorno Karabakh conflict and wished liberation of the occupied Azerbaijani territories.

“There is no any change in our position on Karabakh, which could differ from the official position of Azerbaijan.

We have determined our positions together and are continuing it together up to date”, said Turkish Prime Minister Recep Tayyip Erdogan, APA reports quoting the Turkish news agencies. Answering the questions of journalists about the some Azerbaijani newspapers’ publications about the changing of Turkey’s policy toward the Nagorno Karabakh problem, Erdogan said some groups in Azerbaijan spread these reports for own political goals. “It is out of question. We are sharing the official position of Azerbaijan and are staying behind this position up to date. Azerbaijan’s fairness in the Karabakh issue is clear and it was described in the UN resolution too”.

Radio Liberty’s Armenian service reported about the Turkey’s retracting of its term concerning Nagorno Karabakh for normalization of its relations with Armenia.

A presentation of “Guba Capriccio”, a book written by the secretary of Azerbaijan Writers Union world-known writer Chingiz Abdualleyev, was held on Thursday. The event took place in the exhibition hall of the Book Club. Abdullayev’s 21-chapter “Guba Capriccio” was translated from Russian into Azerbaijani by Munise Dadashgizi and edited by Tebessum Mukhtarova. The writer thanked the translator and editor for their contribution to the Azerbaijani edition of the book. “I never hold presentation of my books because my books are published every month with 100-million circulations. If I held presentation of each book, I could never find a time for writing of new books”, said Abdullayev. At the end of the presentation ceremony, the writer signed the book for the readers.

Armenians violated ceasefire in Aghdam and Terter, according to the press service for the Azerbaijani Defense Ministry.

Armenians fired on Azerbaijani positions near Yusifjanly village of Aghdam and Nemirli village of Terter on February 12 and 13.
In all cases the enemy was stopped by response fire, no casualties are reported.