Sale of Artsakh Brand Beverages in Belgrade Angers Azerbaijanis
The sale of alcoholic beverages under the 'Artsakh' brand at the Nikola Tesla Airport's Duty Free shop in Belgrade, Serbia, has infuriated local Azerbaijanis. In this regard, the Azerbaijani embassy in Serbia has even sent a note of protest to Serbian authorities.
According to the Azerbaijani Report news agency, the drinks were sold in a special section of the shop named 'Armenian Flavours.' This included wines, brandies, and vodkas from the 'Artsakh' brand.
The Azerbaijani side has even demanded that the products be immediately removed from sale.
According to the Azerbaijani media, the beverages have already been taken off the shelves.
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