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Relations between Ukraine and Azerbaijan have deep historical roots -President of Ukraine posted at 15:27:37 UTC   via   apa.az © APA | Volodymyr Zelensky, President of Ukraine "Relations between Ukraine and Azerbaijan have deep historical roots and are based on mutual respect, trust and fruitful cooperation," said President of Ukraine Volodymyr Zelensky as he sent a letter of congratulation to the President of the Republic of Azerbaijan Ilham Aliyev on the occasion of Independence Day of Azerbaijan,  APA  reports. "I am confident that through joint efforts we can fully realize the existing potential of strategic partnership in all areas of mutual interest between Kyiv and Baku," it was noted in the letter of Zelensky. President Ilham Aliyev congratulated President Volodymyr Zelensky posted at 15:25:57 UTC   via   apa.az President of the Republic of Azerbaijan Ilham Aliyev has addressed a letter of congratulation to President of the Republic of Ukraine Volo...

Gabrielian - Henry case  is the propaganda ploy: It  clearly  conveys the pro-Ukrainian and pro-Azerbaijani messages and sentiments on one hand, and the anti-Russian and anti-Armenian ones on another.  This points to the original authors of this soap-operatic, trans-phobic drama.  How witting or unwitting were their FBI partners? That's the question.  INVESTIGATE THE INVESTIGATORS!   This slogan has nothing to do with Trump, he appropriated it from me, see dates.  It means: investigate the FBI and all its criminal misdeeds and tendencies on the completely bipartisan level.   See Also:  Ukraine and Azerbaijan Intelligence Services   "Azerbaijan and Ukraine officially consider each other “strategic partners”  and have consistently supported each other’s territorial integrity and inviolability of their internationally-recognized borders,"  #Azerbaijan #Ukraine Presidents of Azerbaijan and Ukraine met in Chișinău » Official ...

  Putin ally suggests Russia can't win without nuclear weapons posted at 11:03:29 UTC   via   newsweek.com The biggest drone attack on Russia since its invasion of Ukraine has prompted Kremlin propagandist  Vladimir Solovyov  to deliver an on-air tirade about what he believes is necessary for Moscow to win the war it started. Several Russian regions  were targeted in a large-scale drone attack  on Wednesday night. Aircraft—including Ilyushin IL-76s—were destroyed or damaged at an airfield in Pskov, 450 miles from Ukraine, in what signaled a serious military failure by Moscow. Russian authorities have blamed Ukraine for the attacks, although Kyiv has not claimed responsibility. On Vladimir Solovyov's radio show  Polniy Kontakt  ( Full Contact ), the ally of  Vladimir Putin  criticized the images and information that regional governors shared on social media about the aftermath of the strikes. "Stop pretending to be bloggers," he said...