Ethnic Azeris make up almost one-quarter of Iran's population, and although Azeris are predominantly Shia, they also complain of discrimination. Ethnic Azeri dissident Aslan Khalidi (Xalidi) said in the 10 August issue of Baku's "525 Gazet" that Iranian companies are digging up Azeri historical artifacts and selling them to foreigners, while at the same time the Azeri artifacts are being replaced with Persian ones. Khalidi said that this is being done at the Babak castle in the town of Kelidar in Iran's East Azerbaijan Province. Khalidi accused Iran of falsifying Azerbaijan's history.
24 Şubat 2010 Çarşamba
Azeri dissident Aslan Khalidi (Xalidi) said
Ethnic Azeris make up almost one-quarter of Iran's population, and although Azeris are predominantly Shia, they also complain of discrimination. Ethnic Azeri dissident Aslan Khalidi (Xalidi) said in the 10 August issue of Baku's "525 Gazet" that Iranian companies are digging up Azeri historical artifacts and selling them to foreigners, while at the same time the Azeri artifacts are being replaced with Persian ones. Khalidi said that this is being done at the Babak castle in the town of Kelidar in Iran's East Azerbaijan Province. Khalidi accused Iran of falsifying Azerbaijan's history.
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