Confidential documents published by WikiLeaks are clear sabotage aimed at spoiling Azerbaijan’s relations with other states and creating distrust and lack of faith between the state leaders, says the statement issued by Azerbaijani presidential press service.

“Two days ago, “WikiLeaks” website released what are claimed to be classified cables reflecting “some confidential details” of the private meetings of U.S. officials with foreign state leaders and government representatives. Some ideas and comments from the meeting of the President of the Azerbaijan Republic with U.S. officials were also included in these documents. 

In this regard, we announce that ideas and comments displayed on the website as words of Ilham Aliyev, President of the Republic of Azerbaijan, do not reflect the reality at all and are groundless. The Republic of Azerbaijan has never intruded into the domestic policies of the neighboring states and has always conducted transparent policy, serving the preservation and development of good neighborly relations with the countries of the region. The President of Azerbaijan has expressed lucidly all the ideas deriving from the national interests in any given meeting or speech,” the statement reads.

As NEWS.am reported earlier, one of the documents published by WikiLeaks says that Azerbaijani leader Ilham Aliyev Aliyev made clear his distaste for the Erdogan government in Turkey, underscoring the “naivete” of their foreign policy.