The leading Azerbaijani Russian-language news website '' Day.az '' called on its readers to edit the Russian Wikipedia article on Safarov to prevent it from the possible " revenge of Armenian nationalists . " Péter Erdő , the Archbishop of Esztergom-Budapest and the Hungarian Cardinal of the Roman Catholic Church , in a letter to Catholicos of All Armenians Karekin II , issued a statement expressing " full solidarity with the Armenian Christians and with the Armenian people that has so much suffered in the past . " In October 2012 four Hungarian intellectuals - historian , political analyst Zoltán Bíró , rector of the John Wesley Theological College Gábor Iványi , journalist/publicist Gábor Deák and writer Rudolf Ungváry , arrived in Armenia to apologize for the extradition of Ramil Safarov . During the press conference in Yerevan they stated : “ We organized the journey to inform of most of Hungarian people ’s disagreement , and our discontent with the authorities ’ decision to transfer a sleeping officer ’s assassin back to his homeland . " Mr. Iványi said , “ We have come to express our regret and shame . Hungary did n’t even officially recognize the Armenian Genocide as the country was in need of Turkish support then . As for the prime minister having allowed for the extradition , he would have resigned his post ”
Armenian Genocide
Armenian Genocide
Ramil Safarov