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Wednesday, 12 July

00:05

ICRC statement on transport of unauthorised goods across the Lachin corridor r/Azrbaycan

https://www.icrc.org/en/document/icrc-statement-transport-unauthorised-goods-across-lachin-corridor

"However, we regret that without our knowledge four hired drivers tried to transport some commercial goods in their own vehicles which were temporarily displaying the ICRC emblem. These individuals were not ICRC staff members and their service contracts were immediately terminated by the ICRC."

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Tuesday, 11 July

08:57

Baku or Yerevan for 3 Days? r/Azrbaycan

Which is better for a 3 day trip and why?

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06:05

Drone use in Azerbaijan for foreigners r/Azrbaycan

Hello, I am travelling to Azerbaijan this month and I would like to bring a drone for filming the trip. I have a flying licence in my home country. What else do I need to do/have?

Thank you for any response in advance.

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05:44

Azerbaijan 2 week itinerary r/Azrbaycan

Dear friends, towards the end of summer I will be visiting Azerbaijan for the first time. This is a trip I wanted to make since a long time. I was wondering if any of you Azerbaijani is able to give advice on a good itinerary.

I am traveling with one other person and our goal is to see as much of Azerbaijan as possible in 2 weeks. We would like to have an active holiday, consisting, among others, of hiking in nature. We would like to see the different cities and their centres too.

Any help is welcome

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04:11

Does anybody know who is responsible for lobbying for electric scooters in Baku? r/Azrbaycan

My son was hit by one of them today and apparently its a common problem and people get injuries on a daily basis. Its ridiculous how unregulated these scooters are. People are driving them dangerously fast in the packed parks with little kids. In the hospital and police they told us that this happens a lot to kids and adults as well. The police lieutenant said that his wife got hit, but he didnt do anything. Wtf? Apparently, there was some law that was supposed to regulate them, but Milli Meclis didnt care enough to push it further. Any of you aware of this issue?

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03:33

Mayotte: African Not French France should apologise for its colonial past. That was the message, loud and clear, from the chair of the largest grouping of nations after NATO - the Non-Aligned Movement (NAM). At a recent summit, Ilham Aliyev, President of Azerbaijan, also made it clear r/Azrbaycan

Mayotte: African Not French France should apologise for its colonial past. That was the message, loud and clear, from the chair of the largest grouping of nations after NATO - the Non-Aligned Movement (NAM). At a recent summit, Ilham Aliyev, President of Azerbaijan, also made it clear

France should apologise for its colonial past. That was the message, loud and clear, from the chair of the largest grouping of nations after NATO - the Non-Aligned Movement (NAM). At a recent summit, Ilham Aliyev, President of Azerbaijan, also made it clear that he regards the East African island of Mayotte as falling under Comoran, not French, sovereignty. And he scolded Paris for failing to do enough to protect the rights of indigenous peoples in other colonised overseas territories, such as the South Pacifics New Caledonia, whose Karnak inhabitants still struggle for representation.

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Monday, 10 July

18:13

Is the train service on between Tibilisi and Baku ? Thank you r/Azrbaycan

Please can someone help with the information if the train services are in between Tibilisi and Baku? Thank you

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15:44

There is literally an info war going on between Eynulla Fatullayev and other news channels following his trip to Lachin checkpoint r/Azrbaycan

So, what happened is that Eynulla F. from haqqin.az had complained many times that he wanted to visit Lachin border checkpoint. So, authorities decided to let me go there but he fucked up big time. So, he shared a selfie on the Hakari bridge and it was obvious that the Azerbaijani flag was disassembled from the other side of the bridge where the shooting took place in June with one of our guys injured. Social media users commented with the question of where the flag was. And Eynulla responded that it was the Armenian territory.

Right after that Maiden Tower (Moscow-based telegram news channel), minval.az, Caliber picked up this story and slammed Eynulla for playing into Armenian hands. So, the war is still ongoing with satqin.az using -20 IQ level vocabulary to justify his position.

In this case, I trust minval.az cause recently the Russian Embassy accused minval of publishing anti-russian materials following their article about Russian traces in organisation of Gadabay protests even though minval is completely blocked in Russia.

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11:18

Crypto-Turks in Azerbaijan r/Azrbaycan

The Turks and Azerbaijanis are similar people with similar language and customs. However, I read that during the Soviet times, the Meshketian Turks were oppressed and many were recorded as "Azeri" and were taught Azerbaijani language at schools. Furthermore, many Turks also would register as Azerbaijanis on the Soviet census.

So I was curious and wanted to ask how prominent is the Turkish ancestry in Azerbaijan? How common is it for someone who identifies as Azeri to be actually of Turkish descent? Basically how many crypto-Turks are there in Azerbaijan calling themselves Azeri but having Turkish ancesrty (full or partial).

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09:49

Do Salaam Cinema parties still happen? r/Azrbaycan

I will be in Baku until September when I return to Vienna and I want to party. I heard Salaam Cinema hosted some parties and wanted to go. Do they still operate?

Recommendations for rave parties in Baku if any exist would also be nice, thank you.

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05:06

Good bars for foreigners? r/Azrbaycan

Im just visiting here and after a couple of days Im interested in experiencing some of Bakus nightlife, but English is not very common here. Whats my best bet in terms of bars where I can actually talk to someone and they would understand me? It would be nice to get a chance to talk to some locals about their experiences and make some friends.

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Sunday, 09 July

13:54

A Bankrupt Calculus: Sending Cluster Munitions to Ukraine "IndyWatch Feed War"

There is a certain desperation in the logic of those who argue that a depraved solution has merit because its only slightly less depraved than that of the opponent.  Torture is bad but should still be used because your adversary feels free to resort to it. Only do so, however, via judicial warrant.  Bombing hospitals is terrible, but when done, select those with military personnel.  Before long, ones moral compass does not so much adjust as vanish into a horizon of relativist horror.

Much of this is evident in the Ukraine War, notably regarding weapons supply and deployment.  Ukraine, the Biden administration has announced, will receive cluster munitions, despite their appalling record as, in the words of a coalition of civil society organisations, indiscriminate weapons that disproportionately harm civilians, both at the time of use and for years after a conflict has ended.  Some detail of this was provided in a July 7 White House press briefing by the National Security Advisor, Jake Sullivan.

According to Sullivan, Washington based its security assistance decision on Ukraines needs on the ground, and Ukraine needs artillery to sustain its offensive and defensive operations.  It all came down to the sustained use of artillery in the conflict.  Ukraine is firing thousands of rounds a day to defend against Russian efforts to advance and also to support its own efforts to retake its sovereign territory.

Preference shown by Sullivan for the they do it, so we can argument, a vagabonds reasoning.  In an effort to minimise culpability, he reasons that the US has better cluster munitions than those of the Russian military.  (Such a marvellous difference and bound to excite those keen on flimsy moral calculi.)  First, Sullivan makes the claim that Russia had been using cluster munitions since the start of this war to attack Ukraine.  No mention is made of claims by Human Rights Watch that Ukraine has already deployed cluster bombs, notably on Russian-controlled areas in and around Izium in 2022.

A point is also made that Russian forces had been using munitions with a failure rate of between 30 and 40 percent.  In this environment, Ukraine has been requesting cluster munitions in order to defend its own sovereign territory.  The cluster munitions that we would provide have dud rates far below what Russia is doing is providing not higher than 2.5 percent.  The admission is telling, if only because US law and regulations prohibit the transfer of cluster munitions with dud rates higher than 1 percent.

Kyiv has also wo...

Friday, 07 July

22:07

Iran: Is Albania's clampdown on the MEK linked to nuclear deal? "IndyWatch Feed War"

Iran: Is Albania's clampdown on the MEK linked to nuclear deal?

Agreement on opposition group is part of Iran-US negotiations and Albania is acting accordingly, analysts believe
Elis Gjevori Fri, 07/07/2023 - 13:07
MEK members at the Ashraf 3 camp wave Iranian flags during a speech by former US Vice President Mike Pence at the Iranian opposition headquarters in Albania, June 2022 (AFP)

On Monday, Albanian authorities handed over hard drives and computers seized from the People's Mojahedin Organization of Iran (MEK) to their Iranian counterparts.

Albania has no diplomatic relations with Iran. Despite this, a series of recent moves against the opposition MEK, which operates in exile, has led many to wonder whether these actions are linked to the ongoing nuclear negotiations between the United States and Iran. 

"There are negotiations between Iran and the EU and Iran the US. It is easy for me to believe that Iran brings up the MEK issue with the West," Armin Montazeri, foreign policy editor at Ham-Mihan, an Iranian newspaper, told Middle East Eye.

Montazeri said he suspected that Iran and the US have "already reached some sort of agreement" about the MEK, which was unlikely to be publicly announced. 

On 20 June, Albanian law enforcement raided the MEK's Ashraf 3 camp, citing concerns that the base northwest of the capital Tirana was being used for subversive political activities, cyberattacks against Iran and mass online trolling of opponents, in contravention of an agreement struck between the MEK and the Albanian government.

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