Ilham Aliyev: “During the Biden-Blinken era, the United States has been biased against Azerbaijan.”

During the Biden-Blinken administration, the United States demonstrated a prejudiced attitude toward Azerbaijan.

President of Azerbaijan Ilham Aliyev made this statement on January 22 in Davos during a meeting with Johnny Moore, Chairman of the U.S. Congress of Christian Leaders.

The head of state noted that, as a result, bilateral relations were driven into crisis.

President Ilham Aliyev also described the reinstatement of the 907th Amendment as a manifestation of the Biden-Blinken administration’s ingratitude.

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