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ID: 6Cn7p3Fb/pol/509220808#509221677
7/1/2025, 5:01:24 PM
>>509221538
>A major diplomatic clash has erupted between Azerbaijan and Russia: Russia is losing its influence and control in Asia.
>>509221621
Thus, the highly demonstrative crackdown on the Azerbaijani diaspora in Yekaterinburg may be a message from the Kremlin to Baku: stop drifting toward Turkey, or we’ll go after your top business elites.
But if Moscow is resorting to such crude methods of pressure, it suggests it has no other levers left.
This is yet another "multimove" by Putin - one that is likely to backfire and lead to a total collapse of influence instead of strengthening.
Situation with Azerbaijan is not just an isolated failure, it’s a symptom of a systemic breakdown.
: Azerbaijan's largest TV channel blamed Putin for repressions and humiliations: "What's going on, Putin? Are you that worried that Azerbaijan became a strong state for the first time in 200 years?" the TV host said and added that Russia was used to dominating the peoples it has forced to be a part of Russia.
>part 2
>A major diplomatic clash has erupted between Azerbaijan and Russia: Russia is losing its influence and control in Asia.
>>509221621
Thus, the highly demonstrative crackdown on the Azerbaijani diaspora in Yekaterinburg may be a message from the Kremlin to Baku: stop drifting toward Turkey, or we’ll go after your top business elites.
But if Moscow is resorting to such crude methods of pressure, it suggests it has no other levers left.
This is yet another "multimove" by Putin - one that is likely to backfire and lead to a total collapse of influence instead of strengthening.
Situation with Azerbaijan is not just an isolated failure, it’s a symptom of a systemic breakdown.
: Azerbaijan's largest TV channel blamed Putin for repressions and humiliations: "What's going on, Putin? Are you that worried that Azerbaijan became a strong state for the first time in 200 years?" the TV host said and added that Russia was used to dominating the peoples it has forced to be a part of Russia.
>part 2
ID: asHJIJn2/pol/509116194#509121453
6/30/2025, 2:38:12 PM
>>509121377
>A major diplomatic clash has erupted between Azerbaijan and Russia: Russia is losing its influence and control in Asia.
>>509121424
Moreover, Turkey is systematically taking advantage of Russia’s waning regional influence to expand its role in the South Caucasus — and potentially, in the broader North Caucasus region as well.
If Erdoğan and Aliyev succeed in normalizing relations with Armenia (and it was announced that Azerbaijan and Armenia would start talks on signing a peace treaty soon), the only remnant of Russian influence in the region would be the Ivanishvili regime in Georgia.
It’s also worth noting that many Azerbaijani nationals hold powerful positions in Russian business circles.
Thus, the highly demonstrative crackdown on the Azerbaijani diaspora in Yekaterinburg may be a message from the Kremlin to Baku: stop drifting toward Turkey, or we’ll go after your top business elites.
But if Moscow is resorting to such crude methods of pressure, it suggests it has no other levers left.
This is yet another "multimove" by Putin - one that is likely to backfire and lead to a total collapse of influence instead of strengthening.
Situation with Azerbaijan is not just an isolated failure, it’s a symptom of a systemic breakdown.
: Azerbaijan's largest TV channel blamed Putin for repressions and humiliations: "What's going on, Putin? Are you that worried that Azerbaijan became a strong state for the first time in 200 years?" the TV host said and added that Russia was used to dominating the peoples it has forced to be a part of Russia.
>part 2
>A major diplomatic clash has erupted between Azerbaijan and Russia: Russia is losing its influence and control in Asia.
>>509121424
Moreover, Turkey is systematically taking advantage of Russia’s waning regional influence to expand its role in the South Caucasus — and potentially, in the broader North Caucasus region as well.
If Erdoğan and Aliyev succeed in normalizing relations with Armenia (and it was announced that Azerbaijan and Armenia would start talks on signing a peace treaty soon), the only remnant of Russian influence in the region would be the Ivanishvili regime in Georgia.
It’s also worth noting that many Azerbaijani nationals hold powerful positions in Russian business circles.
Thus, the highly demonstrative crackdown on the Azerbaijani diaspora in Yekaterinburg may be a message from the Kremlin to Baku: stop drifting toward Turkey, or we’ll go after your top business elites.
But if Moscow is resorting to such crude methods of pressure, it suggests it has no other levers left.
This is yet another "multimove" by Putin - one that is likely to backfire and lead to a total collapse of influence instead of strengthening.
Situation with Azerbaijan is not just an isolated failure, it’s a symptom of a systemic breakdown.
: Azerbaijan's largest TV channel blamed Putin for repressions and humiliations: "What's going on, Putin? Are you that worried that Azerbaijan became a strong state for the first time in 200 years?" the TV host said and added that Russia was used to dominating the peoples it has forced to be a part of Russia.
>part 2
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