Azernews.Az Azerbaijan Denies Missile Launch Claims Amid Regional Tensions
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- •Azerbaijan denies missile launch claims towards Gulf countries.
- •Claims are described as unfounded disinformation amid regional tensions.
- •The Media Development Agency urges reliance on verified information sources.
Azerbaijan has categorically denied allegations that missiles were launched from its territory towards Gulf countries, labeling the claims as unfounded and misleading. The Media Development Agency stated that such misinformation is being spread on social media platforms, particularly in the context of heightened regional tensions. The agency emphasized that the dissemination of unverified information serves to mislead public opinion and is indicative of deliberate disinformation efforts. They noted that modern radar and monitoring systems in the region can easily determine the origin of missile launches. Azerbaijan reiterated its commitment to international law and regional stability, urging all parties to rely on verified sources. The agency called for professionalism and responsibility among media and social media users in sharing information. The situation remains tense, with ongoing concerns about the spread of disinformation.
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