Eynulla Fatullayev is shamed in Azerbaijan for spreading disinformation about Armenian side losses
Former Chairman of “Ireli” youth movement Rauf Mardiev has accused Azerbaijani journalist, head of Haqqin.az website Eynulla Fatullayev of spreading disinformation on behalf of the Armenians regarding the latest incident on the line of contact between NKR and Azerbaijan.
As reported by Azadliq website, Mardiev has written on his Facebook page that the disinformation about “15 killed Armenian soldiers” posted by a fake profile was spread yesterday by Eynulla Fatullaev.
“This man is fooling the people or is playing with their feelings collecting Likes and increasing the number of followers of his website,” writes Mardiev and notes that any user of social network Twitter, even a beginner, will easily find that the account spreading disinformation about the losses of the Armenian side is fake and was created right before the post was made.
“We all want retaliation but let us not engage in self-deception, thinking that ‘51 Armenians’ have been killed. This is disinformation,” writes the former head of “Ireli”.
At the same time Eynulla Fatullayev’s website Haqqin.az continues unsuccessful attempts to legalize the disinformation about the losses of the Armenian side, attributing the non-existent statement to the Ministry of Defense.
Thus according to Haqqin.az the announcement spread by the Ministry of Defence of the Republic of Armenia regarding the tense situation of the recent days on the line of contact between Karabakh and Azerbaijan says that “Armeniani side is having more losses.” From this the Azerbaijani side makes the following conclusion - “the information spread yesterday by a number of Armenian bloggers about a great number of losses in the Armenian army is confirmed by today’s announcement made by the Armenian military office.”
First, as it was operatively proven by the Armenian side, no Armenian blogger wrote anything of that sort. This was written by an Azerbaijani fake Twitter account. Second, the announcement of the Ministry of Defense of Armenia is accessible to the readers who can easily find that it contains no such phrase as “Armenian side is having more losses.”