Russian propagandists react to the words of Ukraine’s support, urging the “display of power.”
Russian propagandists began to threaten the public in Azerbaijan through the war following President Ilham Aliyev’s statement in support of Ukraine. In his speech, the leader of Azerbaijani called the Ukrainians “never give up”, “do not agree with work” and “not to put a violation of territorial integrity.” It was reported by Rossmi on Sunday, July 20.
These words caused a wave of irritation to the Russian wire community. In particular, blogger Yuri Podolyak said “Aliyev took the course of the rise” and called the demonstration. The telegram channel “veteran” has accused Baku of becoming a “NATO branch”, and Semyon Pegov called from Wargonzo the conflict with Azerbaijan “inevitable.”
In addition, Russia’s propaganda is angry with the fact that Azerbaijan is preparing to apply to Russia in Russia due to a plane crash of which 38 people have been killed.
The Council for Human Rights under the President of the Russian Federation called “Change Finance Flow” in favor of Azerbaijan and “Delete Azerbaijani Diaspora.” In response to this, political analyst Abbas Gallyamov called the Russian “hysteria” reaction, noting that the emergence of claims and Ukraine’s support were not a reason for military threats.
Remember that the assistant to the President of Azerbaijan, the head of the Policy Policy Department of Policy of the President’s administration, Hikmet Gadzhiev, said Baku did not provide military components of any part of the Russian -ukrainian conflict. According to him, Azerbaijan sought to have a good -neighborly relationship with Russia. The desire to live in peace with neighbors is a priority for every country in the world. Azerbaijan has a similar desire to be related to Ukraine.
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