Czech Parliamentary Committee’s reaction to extradition and release of Azeri axe-murderer Ramil Safarov is typical for European countries, a political analyst believes.

On October 23, the Committee on Foreign Affairs, Defence and Security of the Senate of the Parliament of the Czech Republic issued a resolution expressing deep concern over release of Azeri criminal Ramil Safarov convicted by a court of an EU member state over axe-killing an Armenian officer.

“Hungarian people, as well, showed an adequate response, with all the protest rallies and petitions against the country’s leadership proving the fact. It’s hard to say though, whether other European countries will follow the Czech Republic’s suit in issuing a similar resolution,” Alexander Iskandaryan said.

The expert, however, was skeptical over progress in Karabakh conflict settlement during Armenian and Azeri Foreign Ministers’ meeting in Paris. “Safarov case is just another reason to see who we’re dealing with,” the expert stressed.