The Republic of Azerbaijan banned the entry of 14 Iranian citizens into its territory.
The government of the Republic of Azerbaijan declared 14 Iranian citizens as "undesirable persons" and completely banned their entry into its territory.
According to the information published by the "APA" news agency in Baku, this unprecedented action occurs after a wave of controversial statements, strong positions and public appeals by some political, religious, academic and media elements in the Iranian government "against the political structure, people and leadership of the Republic of Azerbaijan".
The authorities of the Republic of Azerbaijan assessed the positions and activities of these 14 Iranian citizens as examples of "hostile literature, insulting statements and illegal actions against national security." Based on the published data, the main accusations against these people are based on four axes: "questioning the national sovereignty and territorial integrity of the Republic of Azerbaijan, direct intervention in internal affairs and criticism of the governance model and state-religion relations in this country, promotion of religious radicalism and regional hostilities, and finally re-reading political hostilities and finally re-reading the BQU. leaders. ".
Among these 14 citizens can be seen the names of four current and former members of the Salami Council, including Kamran Jazanfari, Abolfazal Zahhund, Abbas Muktaei Khorseghani, and Alireza Salami, along with Alireza Beji.