Idrak Abbasov. Azeri Veterans Recall Military FiascoԱրխիվացված 2013-06-05 Wayback Machine. CRS Issue 219, 21 Feb 05 "Eldar Namazov, who then headed the secretariat in President Aliev’s administration, blamed former prime minister Suret Husseinov – long since disgraced and in prison – for the fiasco"
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[1] "While foreign involvement has always been a factor in the conflict in (page 46) Nagorno-Karabakh, it reached a high point in the fighting that began in the December 1993 and continued into 1994. Two groups appeared on the battlefield in significant numbers after the start of Azerbaijan's December 1993 offensive: Afghan mujahideen fighting as mercenaries for Azerbaijan; and troops from the Army of the Republic of Armenia on the Karabakh side <...> The Afghans first arrived in Azerbaijan in the fall of 1993, after the Azerbaijani deputy foreign minister Rovshan Jivadov traveled to Afghanistan and arranged with then Prime Minister Gulbiddin Hekmatyar for Afghan fighters to come to Azerbaijan. The lighters reportedly come from the conservative Hezb-i-Wahdat faction, allied with Hekmatyar."
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Idrak Abbasov. Azeri Veterans Recall Military FiascoԱրխիվացված 2013-06-05 Wayback Machine. CRS Issue 219, 21 Feb 05 "Eldar Namazov, who then headed the secretariat in President Aliev’s administration, blamed former prime minister Suret Husseinov – long since disgraced and in prison – for the fiasco"
