Azerbaijan to set 7 radar stations along Caspian coast
14:27 • 01.08.12
The US Department of State announced its report on combating terrorism in the world in 2011. Azerbaijani APA reports that several facts about Azerbaijan were reflected in the report.
“Through the Weapons of Mass Destruction Proliferation Prevention Program, the Azerbaijan government assumed responsibility for the sustainment of seven radar stations along the Caspian coast used by the Navy, Coast Guard, and State Border Service to conduct maritime surveillance and detect smuggling threats.”
In the sector on Turkey the report mentions the number of rebels of Kurdistan Workers’ Party.
According to the published information their number fluctuates from four to five thousand 3,500 of which are in North Iraq.
The report says terrorist groups operating in Turkey for more than 40 years are committing acts of terrorism, sometimes targeting Americans.
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