Together with Azerbaijan - Kazakhstanis Show Support After Plane Crash
Kazakhstanis bring flowers to the Azerbaijani Embassy in Astana, Orda reports.
May Allah help the survivors. Thanks to the Kazakhs, our brothers for their help, says Zhamanshir Aghayev, a representative of the Azerbaijani diaspora.
Meanwhile, Astana residents are donating blood en masse.
Citizens empathize with the victims and families of those killed in the crash of the Azerbaijan Airlines plane in Aqtau on December 25. To provide all possible assistance, residents of the capital donate blood,the Astana Akimat reports.
Azerbaijanis have expressed thanks to Kazakhstanis for their support.
President Ilham Aliyev has declared December 26 as a day of mourning in Azerbaijan.
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