Ramiz Mehdiyev wanted to organize the murder of Khoshgedem Hidayatgyzy?

Well-known journalist Khoshgedem Hidayatgyzy stated that former Head of the Presidential Administration of Azerbaijan Ramiz Mehtiyev exerted pressure on her, and she shared details of their years-long confrontation.

The TV presenter wrote about this on her social media page.

According to Kh. Hidayatgyzy, her confrontation with R. Mehtiyev began in 1999-2000, and during the 2005 parliamentary elections, the struggle took on an even more dangerous character.

"Yes, friends… Today I will take you back many years - to 2005. Perhaps you will say: 'You're late!' No, I'm not late. I was simply waiting for my time - for the day when the truth would come out and the court would deliver its verdict. And today is precisely that day. I won't hide it, I was eagerly awaiting this moment for Ramiz Mehtiyev. I was going to write this article when his true face would be revealed. However, I saw that those who once called him 'father,' 'elder,' 'leader,' who kissed his hands and feet, published such articles against the 'gray cardinal' that my words would have been lost among them. So I waited for the court's decision. Ramiz Mehtiyev… The very same famous 'gray cardinal'! 14 years of imprisonment, confiscation of a billion-dollar fortune...1999-2000…

My first battle began in 1999-2000. We interviewed a person whom Mehtiyev protected and helped earn billions. He demanded that I declare that we had fabricated the interview ourselves. I objected. That evening, a deputy minister came to my office. He offered me a one-room apartment on one of the streets near the Khurshidbanu Natavan monument in exchange for a statement that the interview had been written by our employee. In that case, all responsibility would have fallen on him. And what would have happened next, you know yourselves… I said 'No' again.

The next day, the then Minister of Press and Information Siruz Tabrizli summoned me to the ministry. First he shouted and cursed, and then the offers started pouring in. In exchange for closing the newspaper, I was promised a publication with a new name, new computers, and on top of that, 20,000 dollars. My