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2021 |
۲۶
مهر
۱۴۰۰
تهران :
"تنش
میان
ایران
آذربایجان؛
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راهبردی
سیاست
خارجی
ایران به
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انجامد؟ علی
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.ir| ۲۷
مهر
۱۴:
"قفقاز
چه
خبر
است؟
چرا
سطح
تنش میان
ایران
و جمهوری
آذربایجان
بالا
گرفته؟"
turan
.az|
11
Oct
2021:
"Let
Iran
look
for
terrorists
at
home
- response
of
the
Azerbaijani
Foreign
Ministry"
milli.
az|11
Oct
2021:
"Anti
-Azerbaijani
campaign
will
not
benefit
Iran -
OFFICIAL
BAKU"
turan
.az|
11
Oct
2021:
"Azerbaijan's
border
service
called
Iranian
colleagues
not
to
spread
slanders"
moderator
.az|
By
Vasif
Ali
Hussein|
11
Oct
2021:
"Their
goal
was
to
intimidate
Azerbaijan
and
stop
the
war"
Giorgi Shaishmelashvili writes:
Russia seeks to avoid direct military confrontation with technologically superior enemies, especially Western powers."
Russia
Avoids
Military
Confrontation
With
The West
7 Oct 2021
On March 2, 2021 Foreign Policy Research Institute (FPRI) published an article entitled "Russia's Permanent War Against Georgia" written by Giorgi Shaishmelashvili.
Source:
fpri
.org|
Giorgi
Shaishmela
shvili|
Russia's
Permanent
War
Against
Georgia
Giorgi Shaishmelashvili writes:
A Nation Must Think Before it Acts."
Mr. Shaishmelashvili addresses:
"As the Biden administration works to develop its strategy to counter the Russian Federation, it is useful to reexamine traditional features of Russian foreign policy."
The author explains:
"Moscow has developed its own particular approach to strategy as the Kremlin continues its quest to be treated as a great power.[1]
[1] Carter Malkasian, A History of Modern Wars of Attrition (Westport, CT: Praeger, 2002), pp. 5-6.
Source:
fpri
.org|
Giorgi
Shaishmela
shvili|
Russia's
Permanent
War
Against
Georgia
The writer points out:
"Russia seeks to avoid direct military confrontation with technologically superior enemies, especially Western powers."
Mr. Shaishmelashvili states:
"The modern Russian way of warfare is a product of this strategic thinking."
The author informs:
"Hybrid warfare is largely a continuation of Moscow’s traditional military thinking, with some innovations related to current social-political changes and modern technologies."
According to him:
"Russia astutely uses a mixture of its national powers in different situations."
The writer notes:
"The case of Georgia illustrates how Russia approaches its ways and means to uphold national ends."
Source:
fpri
.org|
Giorgi
Shaishmela
shvili|
Russia's
Permanent
War
Against
Georgia
Giorgi Shaishmelashvili writes:
"Since Georgia gained its independence, the Kremlin has continued to exert pressure on Tbilisi by employing a combination of instruments of power."
The author explains:
"Along with traditional sources of power—such as using or threatening military force, supporting proxies, and creating separatist regimes as leverage against the country—Russia employs economic measures, information operations, and cyber-attacks."
The writer addresses:
"Georgia’s experience as a long-standing victim of Russian hybrid warfare illustrates that the modern Russian way of warfare is not a new phenomenon."
Mr. Shaishmelashvili writes:
"However, modern technologies, such as cyber capabilities, the use of social networks, and electronic warfare, are new enablers for Russia to uphold its indirect strategy."
Source:
fpri
.org|
Giorgi
Shaishmela
shvili|
Russia's
Permanent
War
Against
Georgia
The author states:
"Russia uses an assortment of powers to achieve enduring political goals."
He addresses:
"In the early 1990s, the Russian Federation fueled separatist movements in Abkhazia and the Tskhinvali Region/South Ossetia.[2]
[2] Regarding Russia’s involvement in conflicts in Georgia, see, for example, Svante Cornell, Small Nations and Great Powers: A Study of Ethnopolitical Conflict in the Caucasus (Routledge, 2005), pp. 333-343.
Mr. Shaishmelashvili writes:
"In addition to providing separatists with military equipment and support, Russia waged relentless long-term information warfare."
The author explains:
"Russia effectively used propaganda and information campaigns to sow chaos and confusion within Georgia and about Georgia among its international allies."
The writer addresses:
"Russia’s main narrative was that “Georgians are fighting against small nations” and that Georgians were conducting a “genocide” of Abkhazian and Ossetian people."
He notes:
"Still, the first large-scale Russian influence campaign against Georgia started after the 2003 Rose Revolution and culminated with the August 2008 war."
Source:
fpri
.org|
Giorgi
Shaishmela
shvili|
Russia's
Permanent
War
Against
Georgia
Giorgi Shaishmelashvili writes:
"The Kremlin realized that Color Revolutions—and Georgia’s Rose Revolution in particular—threatened its two main foreign policy objectives:
stopping “encroachment” by the North Atlantic Treaty Organization (NATO) in the post-Soviet space and maintaining a special role and influence in the former Soviet Republics."
The writer addresses:
"Unlike in the Western theater, where Russia primarily relies on non-kinetic measures, the military is the most important instrument in Moscow’s hybrid warfare toolkit in the post-Soviet space."
Mr. Shaishmelashvili writes:
"In the “near abroad,” the use of military power is understandable for several reasons:
Russia has an advantage as it holds unmatched conventional capabilities, particularly when countries such as Georgia, Ukraine, and Moldova do not benefit from collective security guarantees."
He states:
"Thus, even when Russia uses non-kinetic tools in the post-Soviet space, the effectiveness of these tools is largely backed by superior “last resort” military power."
Source:
fpri
.org|
Giorgi
Shaishmela
shvili|
Russia's
Permanent
War
Against
Georgia
Giorgi Shaishmelashvili addresses:
"The August 2008 war was mostly a conventional one; however, Russia also used hybrid measures such as cyber-attacks and disinformation campaigns."
The writer states:
"The war served as a laboratory for lessons learned and as a trigger for military modernization for the politico-military establishment in Russia."
Source:
fpri
.org|
Giorgi
Shaishmela
shvili|
Russia's
Permanent
War
Against
Georgia
Mr. Shaishmelashvili informs:
"Since 2008, Russia has illegally occupied Abkhazia and South Ossetia, which account for 20 percent of Georgian territory.[3]
[3] Georgia’s territorial integrity is unequivocally supported by the international community, including the United States. The Countering Russian Influence in Europe and Eurasia Act of 2017 (P.L. 115-44, Title II, §253) states that the United States “does not recognize territorial changes effected by force, including the illegal invasions and occupations” of Abkhazia, South Ossetia, and other territories occupied by Russia.
Source:
fpri
.org|
Giorgi
Shaishmela
shvili|
Russia's
Permanent
War
Against
Georgia
Giorgi Shaishmelashvili writes:
"The occupation gives Russia a substantial military presence in the South Caucasus."
The writer points out:
"At the same time, Russia continues its “borderization process” in which it “grabs” additional lands near the occupation line in South Ossetia by moving the barbed-wire “borders” further into the undisputed Georgian territories."
The author explains:
"The situation around the occupation line is a classic example of “salami-slice tactics.”"
He states:
"Moscow could have reinforced the administrative borderlines after the 2008 war, but instead sows discord without provoking military response.[4]
[4] Lyle J. Morris, Michael J. Mazarr, Jeffrey W. Hornung, Stephanie Pezard, Anika Binnendijk, and Marta Kepe, Gaining Competitive Advantage in the Gray Zone: Response Options for Coercive Aggression Below the Threshold of Major War (Santa Monica, CA: RAND Corporation, 2019), p. 82. On the situation across the occupation line, see, Natia Seskuria, “Russia’s ‘Silent’ Occupation and Georgia’s Territorial Integrity,” RUSI, April 18, 2019.
Source:
fpri
.org|
Giorgi
Shaishmela
shvili|
Russia's
Permanent
War
Against
Georgia
Giorgi Shaishmelashvili writes:
"On top of military coercion, Russia continues to actively deploy information operations, diplomatic and economic pressure, and political warfare against Georgia."
The author explains:
"After achieving its initial objectives with military force, Moscow now uses non-kinetic warfare tools."
The writer addresses:
"Russia is Georgia’s second largest trade partner representing 11 percent of total Georgian trade in 2017-2018."
Mr. Shaishmelashvili writes:
"Russian tourists are among the majority of foreign visitors in Georgia at any given moment."
He notes:
"In addition to trade, the amount of remittances by Georgian citizens living in Russia has a significant share in Georgia’s economy."
Mr. Shaishmelashvili continues:
"Therefore, this economic dependence on Russia remains one of Tbilisi’s biggest vulnerabilities and is another tool in the hands of Moscow when it needs to exert pressure."
Source:
fpri
.org|
Giorgi
Shaishmela
shvili|
Russia's
Permanent
War
Against
Georgia
Mr. Shaishmelashvili writes:
"Economic dependence is interrelated with another important tool in Russia’s hybrid warfare toolkit:
anti-Western propaganda and disinformation."
The author explains:
"According to the State Security Service of Georgia, in 2018, “Disinformation was a widespread tool used by foreign forces, which with fake news and falsified facts and history, attempted to polarize the population, imposing false perceptions and fear, and influence important processes via manipulation of public opinion.”"
Mr. Shaishmelashvili addresses:
"These disinformation campaigns contain messages against NATO, the European Union, and specific social groups, such as the LGBTQ community."
He points out:
"The main message of Russian information operations is that integration with Western institutions is detrimental to the traditional Georgian identity."
Source:
fpri
.org|
Giorgi
Shaishmela
shvili|
Russia's
Permanent
War
Against
Georgia
Giorgi Shaishmelashvili writes:
"Russia uses a variety of sources, such as social media, state-sponsored media, non-governmental organizations, and political parties, to exploit the lack of social cohesion in Georgian society."
The author explains:
"According to a recent report from the Georgian Foundation for Strategic and International Studies (GFSIS), “Especially vulnerable groups against Russian propaganda are mostly people, aged 50 and over because of the experience of living in the USSR;
ethnic minorities, feeling isolated and marginalized;
those with a lack of knowledge of the Georgian language, which makes them an easy target for Russian TV propaganda;
the rural population, which sees in Russia a market for agricultural goods, but also for possible employment, and families whose members work in Russia and send remittances regularly to their relatives in Georgia.”
Mr. Shaishmelashvili writes:
"However, despite the leverages that Russia possesses against Georgia, its “soft” measures are ineffective because Georgia’s Euro-Atlantic aspiration is a widely agreed foreign policy course among key political players and wider society."
The author informs:
"Support of NATO and EU integration among the Georgian public remains steadfastly high."
Source:
fpri
.org|
Giorgi
Shaishmela
shvili|
Russia's
Permanent
War
Against
Georgia
Giorgi Shaishmelashvili writes:
"A December 2020 National Democratic Institute survey showed that, much like in the previous years, NATO and EU membership support stands at 80 percent on average among Georgian citizens."
The writer addresses:
"Additionally, this attitude has also been engrained in Georgia’s 2018 Constitution."
Mr. Shaishmelashvili writes:
"Russia is not in a hurry to bring Georgia under its influence more forcefully."
The writer points out:
"It has already achieved its main objectives:
effectively stopping Georgia’s NATO membership and establishing a military presence in the South Caucasus."
Mr. Shaishmelashvili states:
"Now, in order to prevent Georgia from attaining NATO membership, Russia plays a long game by using non-kinetic tools."
The author explains:
"Unfortunately, time is not on Georgia’s side since the Georgian population expects tangible results when it comes to Georgia’s integration process into Western institutions."
Mr. Shaishmelashvili writes:
"Since NATO membership appears less realistic in the near future, Russia will continue its gradual penetration into Georgian politics to achieve its ultimate objective of changing Georgia’s chosen foreign policy course."
He addresses:
"This approach does not require significant resources and can prove effective over time."
Mr. Shaishmelashvili writes:
"Nevertheless, in the absence of robust security guarantees and amid Russia’s revisionist foreign policy, Georgia continues to maintain its independent foreign policy:
Euro-Atlantic integration and strategic partnership with the United States."
The author notes:
"As a reliable partner, Georgia continues its participation in international security missions and remains one of the top non-NATO contributor countries in Operation Resolute Support in Afghanistan[5] and plans to continue the mission as long as Washington needs support from the Georgian Defense Forces."[6]
[6] Author’s interview with high-ranking Georgian official.
Giorgi Shaishmelashvili works for Ministry of Defense of Georgia. Prior to joining the MoD, he worked at the National Security Council of Georgia as a deputy head of the analytical department dealing with all-source intelligence analysis.
Source:
fpri
.org|
Russia's
Permanent
War
stopping “encroachment” by the North Atlantic Treaty Organization (NATO) in the post-Soviet space and maintaining a special role and influence in the former Soviet Republics."
Russia has an advantage as it holds unmatched conventional capabilities, particularly when countries such as Georgia, Ukraine, and Moldova do not benefit from collective security guarantees."
anti-Western propaganda and disinformation."
ethnic minorities, feeling isolated and marginalized;
those with a lack of knowledge of the Georgian language, which makes them an easy target for Russian TV propaganda;
the rural population, which sees in Russia a market for agricultural goods, but also for possible employment, and families whose members work in Russia and send remittances regularly to their relatives in Georgia.”
effectively stopping Georgia’s NATO membership and establishing a military presence in the South Caucasus."
Euro-Atlantic integration and strategic partnership with the United States."
Peter Dickinson writes:
"The Ukrainian leader [W. Zelensky] painted a grim picture of the damage done to international security by the failure to stand up for international law and hold Vladimir Putin accountable for his attack on Ukraine."
Failure
To
Hold
Putin
Accountable
06 Oct 2021
On 23 Septembee 2021 The Atlantic Council "atlanticcouncil.org" published an artucle entitled "Zelenskyy slams UN inaction over Putin’s Ukraine war" written by Peter Dickinson.
Source:
atlanticcouncil
.org|
Peter
Dickinson|
23
Sep 2021:
"Zelenskyy
slams
UN
inaction
over
Putin’s
Ukraine
war"
Peter Dickinson writes:
" Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelenskyy used his September 22 address at the United Nations General Assembly to criticize the international community’s ineffective response to Russian aggression in Ukraine and support calls for the reform of the UN itself, which he branded a “retired superhero.”
The author addresses:
"The Ukrainian leader painted a grim picture of the damage done to international security by the failure to stand up for international law and hold Vladimir Putin accountable for his attack on Ukraine."
Zelensky commented:
"“No one in the world feels safe anymore. I emphasize: no one feels safe. And no one can hide behind international law as if behind a stone wall.”
Source:
atlanticcouncil
.org|
Peter
Dickinson|
23
Sep 2021:
"Zelenskyy
slams
UN
inaction
over
Putin’s
Ukraine
war"
Peter Dickinson explains:
"He argued that continued international inaction over Russian aggression in Ukraine would fuel the rise of instability and authoritarianism around the world."
Zelensky in his argument addresses:
"This can lead to the collapse of the entire architecture of international relations."
He explains:
"We will no longer have any rules other than might is right."
He explains:
"We will no longer have any rules other than might is right."
Mr. Dickinson quotes Zelensky as saying:
"It will be world where, instead of collective efforts, selfishness will dominate; a world with more and more dictatorships, less equality, less democracy and freedom."
Source:
atlanticcouncil
.org|
Peter
Dickinson|
23
Sep 2021:
"Zelenskyy
slams
UN
inaction
over
Putin’s
Ukraine
war"
Peter Dickinson writes:
"The UN’s decision not to join the inaugural Crimea Platform summit, which took place in Kyiv on August 23, was targeted for specific criticism."
The author explains:
"The Crimea Platform initiative seeks to put the ongoing Russian occupation of Ukraine’s Crimean peninsula back on the international radar."
The writer notes:
"A total of 46 countries and international organizations participated in the initial summit last month, but the United Nations was not among them."
Mr. Dickinson informs:
"Zelenskyy accused the UN of “ignoring a platform designed to solve the problems of international law and occupation,” and implied that this was due to misguided concerns over offending permanent UN Security Council member Russia."
Zelensky addresdes:
“If we want to revive the UN, let us remember that there are no chosen ones here who cannot be offended."
President Zelensky points out:
"The UN is all of us, all 193 countries.”
Source:
atlanticcouncil
.org|
Peter
Dickinson|
23
Sep 2021:
"Zelenskyy
slams
UN
inaction
over
Putin’s
Ukraine
war"
Peter Dickinson writes:
"Continuing his attack on the alleged international appeasement of Russia, the Ukrainian President pointedly expressed gratitude to fellow UN members who risked Moscow’s displeasure in order to raise the issue Putin’s Ukraine war during the current United Nations General Assembly."
The author quotes President Zelensky as saying:
“I thank all the states that mentioned Ukraine in their speeches here this year. It is very important."
President Zelensky continues:
"And many others who are not ashamed that Ukraine is their friend and partner."
The Ukrainian President addresses :
"Who can call things by their names, call occupation occupation, and call aggression aggression, without fear that someone will leave this hall for everyone to see.”
Source:
atlanticcouncil
.org|
Peter
Dickinson|
23
Sep 2021:
"Zelenskyy
slams
UN
inaction
over
Putin’s
Ukraine
war"
Mr. Dickinson writes:
"Questioning the effectiveness of the UN in its current format, Zelenskyy pointed to the organization’s apparent inability to counter Russian policies of passport imperialism in occupied eastern Ukraine, which has seen the Kremlin reportedly issue more than 600,000 Russian passports to Ukrainian citizens since spring 2019."
President Zelensky questions:
“Isn’t this evidence of an international crime? Isn't it proof of impunity and disrespect for international law? "
The Ukrainian President adds :
"Moreover, the Russian Federation itself officially declares it."
President Zelensky explains:
"And it forces our citizens of Ukraine to take part in elections to the Russian parliament."
Source:
atlanticcouncil
.org|
Peter
Dickinson|
23
Sep 2021:
"Zelenskyy
slams
UN
inaction
over
Putin’s
Ukraine
war"
The head of the Ukrainian government says:
"If the UN does not react efficiently and strongly to this, isn’t it proof that it is too late to revive the UN?”
Mr. Dickinson writes:
"The former showman concluded his address in characteristically colorful style, comparing today’s UN to a “retired superhero” who has long since forgotten what he was once capable of."
Mr. Dickinson adds:
“He considers himself a burden, a weak, frail, useless old man, whose life was in vain. Or maybe the UN will remember something?”
Source:
atlanticcouncil
.org|
Peter
Dickinson|
23
Sep 2021:
"Zelenskyy
slams
UN
inaction
over
Putin’s
Ukraine
war"
The author addresses:
"Fri, October 1, 2021 • 9:00 am ET
Which way will Ukrainian judicial reform go?"
The writer explains:
"On his recent visit to Washington, President Volodymyr Zelenskyy claimed that judicial reform is one of his biggest achievements, but since he returned to Kyiv, the process to begin the reforms has been greatly complicated."
Mr. Dickinson questions:
"What is the way out of this impasse?
Civil Society Corruption Political Reform Rule of Law
Mr. Dickinson addresses:
"Zelenskyy’s strongly worded UN speech reflects the noticeably more combative stance adopted by the Ukrainian leader on foreign policy issues since early 2021."
The author points out:
"This has seen him becoming increasingly vocal over what he sees as insufficient international support for Ukraine as it battles against an eighth year of Russian aggression."
Mr. Dickinson notes:
"He has also expressed his frustration at the failure of some partners to fully grasp the high geopolitical stakes of the confrontation between Moscow and Kyiv."
Source:
atlanticcouncil
.org|
Peter
Dickinson|
23
Sep 2021:
"Zelenskyy
slams
UN
inaction
over
Putin’s
Ukraine
war"
Mr. Dickinson writes:
"In recent months, Zelenskyy has called on the US and EU to provide Ukraine with a clearer road map for the country’s further Euro-Atlantic integration."
The author addresses:
"Speaking to the Western media in summer 2021, he said he wanted US President Joe Biden to provide a clear “yes or no” answer regarding a NATO membership action plan for Ukraine."
The writer points out:
"Senior members of Zelenskyy's administration such as Foreign Minister Dmytro Kuleba have echoed the Ukrainian leader's move to more direct language."
Mr. Dickinson explains:
"This demanding tone has failed to produce any major breakthroughs, leading to accusations that Zelenskyy risks undermining the goodwill of the democratic world to no purpose."
Source:
atlanticcouncil
.org|
Peter
Dickinson|
23
Sep 2021:
"Zelenskyy
slams
UN
inaction
over
Putin’s
Ukraine
war"
The writer adds:
"However, his vocal criticism of perceived Western inaction and policies of appeasement is very much in step with Ukrainian public opinion."
Mr. Dickinson explains:
"Many Ukrainians have long felt that the international community does not treat Russian aggression against Ukraine sufficiently seriously, and are happy to see Zelenskyy voice their concerns on the global stage."
The author addresses:
"This should bolster domestic support for the Ukrainian President, but it remains to be seen whether it will help his country’s cause internationally."
*Peter Dickinson is Editor of the Atlantic Council’s UkraineAlert Service.
Source:
atlanticcouncil
.org|
Peter
Dickinson|
23
Sep 2021:
"Zelenskyy
slams
UN
inaction
over
Putin’s
Ukraine
war"
Norway
Today|
5
Oct
2021:
"Norway’s
water
reservoirs
are
almost
empty
despite
record
rainfall"
What
Is
The
Strongest
Acid
In the
World
29 Sep 2021
On 28 September 2021, the website "technology.org" published an article entitled "What is the Strongest Acid in the World?".
Technology.Org addresses:
"Acids are interesting materials. And useful too – in many different areas where chemical reactions are involved.
"
The Tchnology's website explains:
"However, they bear certain risks associated with their practical use."
The same source informs:
"The strongest acids are especially dangerous, even when dealing with them carefully."
Source:
technology
.com|
28
Sep
2021:
" What
is
the
Strongest
Acid
in
the
World?"
LINKS:
milli
.az|
27
Sep
2021:
Ilham
Aliyev
in
an
interview
with
Turkish
Anadolu
Agency:"Why
were
no
trainings
held
when
Armenians
lived
in
Jabrayil,
Zangilan
and
Fizuli?
25
Sep
2021|
ir
.sputnuknews
.com|
Sputnik
News,
A
News
Agency
with
the
Armenian
Management
in
Russia|
دکتر
عماد
آبشناس|
آیا
ایران
وارد
درگیری
با
آذربایجان
خواهد
شد؟
milli
.az|
By
Orxan
Hun|
24
Sep
2021:
"Only
the
protection
of
Iran
can
save
us,"
the
Armenians
dreamed."
azpolitika
.info|
Atlas
Research
Center|
04
Oct
2021:
"WHAT
IS
IRAN
PLANNING
AGAINST
AZERBAIJAN?
There
are
"Gray
Wolves"
against
Hezbollah"
azpolitika
.info|
04
Oct
2021:
"AZERBAIJANI
-
IRANIAN
TENSION:
Who
can
lose
how
much
money?"
claritych
.com|
"How
Watching
Funny
Videos
Is
Good
For
Your
Health"
LINKS:
milli
.az|
By
Tahmaz
Asadov|
23
Sep
2021:
"Nothing
can
frighten
Azerbaijan-
PRIVATE
STATEMENT
from
Abdullah Agar."
azpolitika
.info|
28
Sep
2021:
"Iran
does
not
want
Azerbaijan
to
strengthen"
-
"There
is
no
change
in
Tehran's
policy"
modern
.az|
04
Oct
2021:
"President
of
Azerbaijan
RESPONDS
to
Iranian
officials"
LINKS:
fa.
shafaqna
.com|
۲
مهر ,
۱۴۰۰:
"اعلام
آمادگی
امام
جمعه
اردبیل
برای
گفت
وگو
با
نمایندگان
جمهوری
آذربایجان"
BBC
News
|27
Sep
2021:
"انتقاد
الهام
علیاف
از
کامیونها
و
مانور
نظامی
ایران"
farsnews
.ir|
06
Mehr
2400:
" ایران
تغییرات
مرزی
را تحمل
نمیکند
LINKS:
axar
.az|
By
Asif
Narimanli|
03
Oct
2021:
"Khamenei
openly
threatened
Azerbaijan"
milli
.az|
Tahmaz
Asadov|
1
October
2021:
" What
TWO
MESSAGES
does
Iran
want
to
give
to
Baku
with
exercises?"
axar
.az|
By
Anar|
03
Oct
2021:
"Abdullah-
ian
accuses
Baku:
Iran
will
br
shocked"
LINKS:
axar
.az|
1
October
2021:
" If
he
fires
a
missile
at
Baku,
who
will
attack
Iran?"
..
-
Video
news
.gooya.
com|
28
Sep
2021:
"توهین
Ali
Badavi
جانشین
فرمانده
کل
سپاه
به
رئیس
جمهور
آذربایجان
Ali
Badavi
One
of
the
Commander
of
the
Islamic
Revolutionary
Gurads
in
Iran
Talks
About
the
Quantum
and
Islam
in
the
Last
1000
Years!
(in
Farsi
lanhuage)
mashregh
news
.ir|
10
Mehr
1400:
"انتشار:
۱۰
مهر
۱۴۰۰
نمی
گذاریم
قفقاز
را
بحرانی
کنند
( mshrgh
.ir
/1279360)
qafqazinfo
.az|
1
October
2021:
"The
route
of
Iranian
trucks
to
Armenia
has
not
changed"
ir.
sputnik
news
.com|
Spunik
News
with
the
Armenian
management
in
Russia|
By
دکتر
عماد
آبشناس |
2
October
2021:
آیا
دعوا
سر
عبور
چند تا
کامیون
است
The same source informs:
"The strongest acids are especially dangerous, even when dealing with them carefully."
Source:
technology
.com|
28
Sep
2021:
" What
is
the
Strongest
Acid
in
the
World?"
LINKS:
claritych
.com|
"How
Watching
Funny
Videos
Is
Good
For
Your
Health"
LINKS:
LINKS:
LINKS:
milli
.az|
Tahmaz
Asadov|
1
October
2021:
" What
TWO
MESSAGES
does
Iran
want
to
give
to
Baku
with
exercises?"
axar
.az|
By
Anar|
03
Oct
2021:
"Abdullah-
ian
accuses
Baku:
Iran
will
br
shocked"
LINKS:
Source:
technology
.com|
28
Sep
2021:
" What
is
the
Strongest
Acid
in
the
World?"
LINKS:
milli
.az|
27
Sep
2021:
Ilham
Aliyev
in
an
interview
with
Turkish
Anadolu
Agency:"Why
were
no
trainings
held
when
Armenians
lived
in
Jabrayil,
Zangilan
and
Fizuli?
25
Sep
2021|
ir
.sputnuknews
.com|
Sputnik
News,
A
News
Agency
with
the
Armenian
Management
in
Russia|
دکتر
عماد
آبشناس|
آیا
ایران
وارد
درگیری
با
آذربایجان
خواهد
شد؟
milli
.az|
By
Orxan
Hun|
24
Sep
2021:
"Only
the
protection
of
Iran
can
save
us,"
the
Armenians
dreamed."
azpolitika
.info|
Atlas
Research
Center|
04
Oct
2021:
"WHAT
IS
IRAN
PLANNING
AGAINST
AZERBAIJAN?
There
are
"Gray
Wolves"
against
Hezbollah"
azpolitika
.info|
04
Oct
2021:
"AZERBAIJANI
-
IRANIAN
TENSION:
Who
can
lose
how
much
money?"
claritych
.com|
"How
Watching
Funny
Videos
Is
Good
For
Your
Health"
LINKS:
milli
.az|
By
Tahmaz
Asadov|
23
Sep
2021:
"Nothing
can
frighten
Azerbaijan-
PRIVATE
STATEMENT
from
Abdullah Agar."
azpolitika
.info|
28
Sep
2021:
"Iran
does
not
want
Azerbaijan
to
strengthen"
-
"There
is
no
change
in
Tehran's
policy"
modern
.az|
04
Oct
2021:
"President
of
Azerbaijan
RESPONDS
to
Iranian
officials"
LINKS:
fa.
shafaqna
.com|
۲
مهر ,
۱۴۰۰:
"اعلام
آمادگی
امام
جمعه
اردبیل
برای
گفت
وگو
با
نمایندگان
جمهوری
آذربایجان"
BBC
News
|27
Sep
2021:
"انتقاد
الهام
علیاف
از
کامیونها
و
مانور
نظامی
ایران"
farsnews
.ir|
06
Mehr
2400:
" ایران
تغییرات
مرزی
را تحمل
نمیکند
LINKS:
axar
.az|
By
Asif
Narimanli|
03
Oct
2021:
"Khamenei
openly
threatened
Azerbaijan"
milli
.az|
Tahmaz
Asadov|
1
October
2021:
" What
TWO
MESSAGES
does
Iran
want
to
give
to
Baku
with
exercises?"
axar
.az|
By
Anar|
03
Oct
2021:
"Abdullah-
ian
accuses
Baku:
Iran
will
br
shocked"
LINKS:
