Recent content by Iskander

Yerevan websites are reporting the arrest of an Armenian diplomat at Schvartnes Airport. The consul is accused of spying for Azerbaijan. According to local websites, Ashkhen Aleksanyan, who served as Armenia's consul in Austria, had an affair with an Azerbaijani, allegedly a spy, and passed on...

Russian media sadly report: "In Turkish textbooks, the term 'Central Asia' will be replaced by 'Turkestan': the theory of Pan-Turkism is gradually becoming a reality," forgetting to mention that it was the Russians who changed the country's name from "Turkestan" to "Central Asia." Turkestanis...

Ten years ago, one of the superpowers also attempted to test Turkey's air defenses. For two months, Russian media boasted that "legendary" Russian military aircraft heroically violated Turkey's border every time they took off from Syria. They concocted stories about how a single MiG-29...

US Deputy Secretary of State Alison Hooker stated that her first visit to Baku was productive and marked the beginning of work on the US-Azerbaijan Strategic Partnership Charter. It will be interesting to see what Ankara's position on this matter will be.

I'm more interested in how you manipulate the "information" you get from dubious sources ;)

Until 2003, I didn't notice a serious rift between the US and Europe. Apparently, it wasn't all that serious. It all started when President Chirac and Chancellor Schrader began objecting to Bush Jr.'s plan to occupy Iraq. France, despite being a NATO member, didn't always share their interests...

Of course, the war in Ukraine is profitable for all arms suppliers. But the suppliers aren't to blame. Putin started the war. And now it's unclear how it will end: will President Putin be able to occupy Ukraine, or will Chairman Xi finally decide to reclaim the million square kilometers of...

At a time when the international situation is quite tense due to the war in Ukraine, it is claimed that the US and Europe want Russia to break up. nfact, this is not the case at all. Despite 16 years of economic sanctions imposed on Russia, its economic development has not stalled; on the...

Absolutely correct. According to the agreement, Turkey is obligated to allow Russian merchant ships through. But it doesn't stipulate that if a Turkish vessel enters a port in a war-torn country on the Black Sea, Russia is obligated to attack it with Shahid drones ;) Especially since Turkey...

The Turkish vessel Orinda, which was carrying LNG, caught fire after being attacked by a Russian drone in the port of Izmail, Ukraine. What if the Bosphorus were closed to Russian merchant ships? Nearly half of Russian trade passed through here...

Trump will be leaving the White House in three years. And Canada will be left with the Gripen. Trump is a bit of an odd man. It's unlikely anyone will take his threats to annex Canada to the United States seriously. Incidentally, he hasn't said a word about it in a long time. Perhaps he's...

Unbelievable! The Gripen! Instead of the F-35! How can they even be compared? Or is Canada that upset with Trump? I've never heard of the Gripen being used in combat anywhere. The Rafale would be more plausible.

From history. An ancient historian writes that Themistocles ordered the Persian ambassador's tongue to be torn out for daring to address him in the sacred Greek language, thereby desecrating it. Modern times. Law enforcement in Rome is investigating incidents from 30 years ago, when wealthy...

"Britain has no eternal enemies, only eternal interests." It's better not to have an enemy like the United States. Today I was reading articles about the downing of a Turkish plane crash and the deaths of 20 soldiers on Russian and American military websites. Our colleague from Croatia wrote...

Deputy Supreme Commander-in-Chief takes the parade:) https://www.google.com/url?sa=t&source=web&rct=j&opi=89978449&url=https://bax.tv/video/215686.html&ved=2ahUKEwiL583M-OmQAxWS_rsIHdszJNsQo7QBegQICBAE&usg=AOvVaw246uJ2tOK9qulgaAmke3Zh