Bulgarian journalist Dilyana Gaitandzhieva has demanded from  President Radev to raise the issue of delivering weapons to ISIS  militants from Azerbaijan

ArmInfo.The Bulgarian journalist Dilyana Gaitandzhieva, whose efforts uncovered the 

Azerbaijani fraud with arms supplies to ISIS militants, reacted with sharp comments to the visit of Bulgarian President Rumen Radev to Azerbaijan.

On her Facebook page, the journalist asked, in particular, whether 

the heads of Bulgaria and Azerbaijan will discuss the sale of weapons 

to Islamist terrorists. "Mr. Radev, did you ask the President of 

Azerbaijan how the Bulgarian-made weapons were in the hands of the 

ISIS terrorists and An-Nusra in Syria through diplomatic flights 

authorized by the Bulgarian authorities on the planes of the 

state-owned company of Azerbaijan SilkWay Airlines?" Gaitandzhieva 

wrote in the social network.

It is noteworthy that the journalist was fired from work immediately 

after the publication in the authoritative Bulgarian edition of 

"Trud" of investigations into Azerbaijan's deliveries of weapons to 

ISIS militants, however, this did not break Gaytandzieva.

In June 2017, in the authoritative Bulgarian edition of Trudl, an 

investigation was published about how Azerbaijan, for three years 

under the cover of diplomatic flights, which do not pass standard air 

control, on the sides of the Azerbaijani state-owned airline SilkWay 

Airlines various hot spots (Syria, Iraq, Afghanistan, Congo) to 

militants of Islamist organizations.

After the publication of this article Gaitandzhieva several times 

asked for a personal meeting with the President of Bulgaria to 

provide him with documents relating to the national security of the 

country.  However, the journalist was never given the opportunity, 

moreover, she was fired from her job.

President of Bulgaria Rumen Radev is on a visit to Azerbaijan these 

days.

Meanwhile, the Armenian delegation in the Parliamentary Assembly of 

the Council of Europe also raised this issue in the structure, urging 

PACE to thoroughly investigate this information.