US courts finds Azerbaijani woman "not guilty" of thwarting Armenian provocation in New York PHOTO

The trial of Aluda Zeynalova, who tried to stop the Armenian provocation in the United States, has ended in the New York County Criminal Court.

The judicial process was launched based on the complaint of the Armenian provocateur Mary Jobanyan, Report informs.

The New York State Prosecutor's Office ruled that Zeynalova was not guilty.

Mary Jobanyan, who among other representatives of the Armenian lobby committed provocation against Azerbaijanis holding a peaceful demonstration in front of the UN headquarters.

She complained against Zeynalova, who participated in the demonstration. Jobanyan accused Zeynalova of inflicting III-degree bodily injuries on her. Zeynalova was detained by the New York police.