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AC groups can't really do shit there. Plausible deniability is how international politics operates, US openly trying to target TAF will backfire on Biden's government in a catastrophic manner.

It's actually more than that, a ton of Azerbaijani Jews live in Israel who are pretty patriotic about the homeland. Unlike Turks, we don't tend to identify with Islam very much, the Soviet Union beat it out of us plus a significant chunk of the ADR's founders and prominent Azerbaijani...

If you got that from this tweet: Then I would discount the notion. Ahmad isn't a particularly trustworthy person in these matters. I expect it to be at least a full decade before Azerbaijan even considers officially recognizing TRNC. Unofficially we already have political relations which is...

Kinda surprised to see some Turks shitting on this guy in the comments all because he was working security in Israel.

ASALA wants to take on Mossad? BWAHAHAHAHA.

ASALA 2.0, how lovely.

I checked that thread and I have yet to see anyone saying that Turkish Cypriots are the bad guys. Every single comment is focusing on the political reasons why official recognition isn’t a good option for Azerbaijan. Hypothetically speaking even if Azerbaijan were to recognize TRNC, we would be...

It has been Azerbaijan’s policy for years to not officially recognize disputed states. We don’t even recognize Taiwan. So this isn’t betrayal. Betrayal is Turkey selling us out to the Soviets after saying they wouldn’t, to the extent of deporting Azerbaijani political figures who were fleeing...

I get that this is part trolling, part pushing towards trying to obtain the Zangezur corridor in other ways but 100 billion is making it way too obvious. Azerbaijan and Turkey run the risk of making Armenia realize how much the two countries want that corridor and using it as a geopolitical...

Oh Canada, never stop sticking your foot in your mouth. Whenever Americans feel bad about the shit going down over here, we can look up north and feel just a bit better about ourselves that we're not quite as cucked as Canada. Regardless of whether Nazi Germany is excessively vilified or not (I...

If we're still attempting to pursue the Zangezur corridor then we won't want Armenians to leave. The Zangezur corridor depends on the existence of the Lachin corridor for Armenians which in turn depends on there being Armenians in Karabakh. If they leave, we will have zero justification for...

I actually don't think it's unrealistic at all. Groups like the HTS and YPG are opportunistic most of all and commenters on here and elsewhere have talked for ages about what a massive mistake it is for Turkey to tolerate HTS.

I haven't even paid attention to any of your posts in over a year, let alone bother removing any of them. I have no clue what the hell you're talking about.

How the hell are you calculating this since even assuming it's true (I've heard 100 tops, @TheInsider said 70 earlier) that's nowhere near how badly Russia is doing in Ukraine right now.

I don't mean to imply that actual retards who post stuff like this don't exist but the channel is literally named Evil/Angry Mamed, I'm betting 99% on it not being serious. Probably a shitposting edgelord or worst case scenario, someone false-flagging. As for Russians, it's not just us...

I expect he's on DTX's kill list now.

I read it as stepping in to pull Armenia out from under Russian influence and into our own. Seems impossible but stranger things have occurred.

Because we can't really force them out and there are even Azerbaijanis who would get uncomfortable at the prospect of excessive harshness towards Karabakh Armenians since there are still people who have friends among the other side. I do expect a chunk to leave for Armenia though, overwhelmingly...

Zeihan and Friedman and their ilk are only useful insofar as they are basically telling you what the Western political apparatus’ view of current events is. When they venture outside of that and try to give their own takes and not what they are being fed, they inevitably sound like, pardon the...

Portuguese drive to search for an alternate route was driven by a desire to reduce expenses as the middle-men involved in the land route were taking too much. This is different to the principles at play here.