Putin will meet with Aliyev for the first time since October 2024.

The Russian leader arrived in Tajikistan on a state visit, and Vladimir Putin has a busy schedule. According to the Kremlin press service, in addition to talks with Tajikistan's Emomali Rahmon, the Russian president will participate in the second Central Asia-Russia Summit and a meeting of the CIS Council of Heads of State. Putin will also meet with Aliyev.

The Russian president's plane landed in Dushanbe, and Emomali Rahmon personally greeted Putin at the steps. Afterward, the two leaders departed the airport. All scheduled events will begin tomorrow and last for two days. The Kremlin clarified that during his visit, Putin will hold bilateral meetings with the leaders of several countries, including Azerbaijan.

According to the press, this will be the first meeting between Putin and Aliyev since October of last year, excluding the SCO summit in China in September, where the Russian and Azerbaijani presidents merely exchanged greetings. However, the day before, Ilham Aliyev personally called Vladimir Putin and "very warmly" congratulated him on his birthday. An agreement to meet in Tajikistan was also reached.

As a reminder, relations between Azerbaijan and Russia began to deteriorate after the AZAL airliner crashed. Baku accused Moscow of shooting down the plane. DefenseMoscow apologized and asked to await the commission's official findings. This was followed by demonstrative arrests of Russian citizens, allegedly accused of espionage, in response to the arrests of ethnic Azerbaijani gang members in Russia and the purges of the diaspora. Threats were also made to begin supplying ammunition to the Kyiv regime, especially since Aliyev had repeatedly shaken hands with Kyiv's Fuhrer, Zelensky.

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[al3x]

Well, that's it, friends-brothers again, almost sisters.

[Sky strike fighter]

Is Aliyev, our friend, coming back? Are we expecting unilateral concessions just so Aliyev can play the role of our friend again after all the hugs with Zelensky and his wishes for Ukrainians to "keep up the good work"? I can't even begin to describe this kind of policy. Does anyone understand what's going on?

[al3x]

Exactly. The Kremlin's people have the memory of a guppy. So it's no surprise that they're being cheated and lied to everywhere. But ultimately, it's the common people who pay for their shortsightedness, and it's like water off a duck's back for them.

[Pavel_Sveshnikov]

Better a bad peace than a good war. Besides, we already have one. We don't need a second one.

[al3x]

What does war have to do with this? It's better if they know their place. They're the ones who started rolling the barrel on us. So let them get their asses kicked. And the most painful thing is to hit their economy, the local semi-legal markets controlled by diasporas and criminals.

[Sky strike fighter]

Quote: Pavel_Sveshnikov

Better a bad peace than a good war. Besides, we already have one. We don't need a second one.

What are the grounds for war with Azerbaijan? Are there any controversial issues? No? Then what kind of war are we talking about if there are no grounds for starting it?

[guest]

Quote: Pavel_Sveshnikov

Besides, we already have one like that.

That's the point, we don't have a war, SVO, you understand.

[atakan]

They'll send someone to Azerbaijan as a hostage, in addition to those disabled people with battered faces and kidneys...
Would you like to swap with one of them, Pavel?
PEACE - WAR, it's worth it.
The partner is as reliable as a rock.

[Montezuma]

Quote: al3x

Exactly. The Kremlin's people have the memory of a guppy. So it's no surprise that they're being cheated and lied to everywhere. But ultimately, it's the common people who pay for their shortsightedness, and it's like water off a duck's back for them.

Wow, what a long speech on the topic of "wiping ourselves up again, as always."
Could it be that Aliyev backed down because Russian drones burned an Azerbaijani oil storage facility in Odessa? Or because trade relations were stalled, not to mention the prospects for the vast diaspora? Surely its leaders realized the consequences of further tensions and have certainly begun to express their dissatisfaction. It's no coincidence that Ilham opened with congratulations and will continue to restore contacts in Tajikistan.

[tralflot1832]

Alexander, Azerbaijan has four Afromax tankers, two of which, the Khankendi and Zangezur, go to Ust-Luga and Primorsk, bringing us over $20 million each (they carry oil to Turkey). The other two, the Shusha and Karabakh, are not currently listed for some reason.

[Alex777]

Nobody goes to Odessa?

[tralflot1832]

Alexander, tomorrow I'll take a closer look at where the Shusha and Karabakh are going. The Khankendi's final destination was a Danish port, but it doesn't have an oil terminal and won't fit in the port itself; its stern will stick out because of the two young ships. Someone might be sailing to Ukrainian Black Sea ports with their AIS turned off. Last year, it turns out, an MSC container ship got hit in the head. It was undergoing repairs, but not in Ukraine. The owners didn't even say a word.

[Essex62]

Are they really bringing us 20 million greenbacks?

[bayard]

So they might even be hauling the oil itself to Banderastan, because Azerbaijani oil is light with a low yield of diesel fuel, and the Sumerians need diesel for tanks and infantry fighting vehicles.

[Dizel200]

The question is, what is our benefit?

[RUSICH]

Quote: Montezuma

Wow, what a long speech on the topic of "wiping ourselves up again, as always."

I'll give you a "plus"

[Essex62]

Is this shortsightedness? When they were bending the chimney and pushing into the towers, they were very steep. What happened today? There's one possibility: the oars of a galley slave have atrophied all that steepness.

And are they still negotiating with Rakhmon about a couple of million future citizens of the Russian Federation?

[Machito]

Quote: Sky Strike fighter

Is Aliyev, our friend, coming back? Are we expecting unilateral concessions just so Aliyev can play the role of our friend again after all the hugs with Zelensky and his wishes for Ukrainians to "keep up the good work"? I can't even begin to describe this kind of policy. Does anyone understand what's going on?

Friend Aliyev must continue to be firmly forced to always stand in the N position.

[Gardamir]

What's there to understand? Just remember Mikhail Sergeyevich, exactly.

[Sebenza]

Why can't you? Are you sick? Everything is crystal clear to me. I just don't have the heart to express it. I suffer from this, and I'm not the only one.

[Sky strike fighter]

Then give me an example from history of something similar that you can't describe. And say what it's similar to, but it's not exact.

[Sebenza]

The Archduke fell, they didn't realize. Her lesson was missed. She doesn't teach, she just hits hard, those who erase memories with ignorance. It's probably not worth mentioning the artist whose masterpiece the devil signed. She's cyclical and simple.

[Guys72]

Personally, I only have obscene words.

[Krasnoyarsk]

Quote: Sky Strike fighter

Does anyone understand what is going on?

Nothing's happening. Well, people had a falling out, and Putin clearly showed Aliyev Russia's capabilities. Aliyev realized he'd picked on the wrong guy. But Putin also understands that he can't "burn bridges"; he needs to keep Aliyev close at hand—maybe he'll have to "at least get a little wool" out of him. It's certainly better than someone else shearing that "wisp" out of Aliyev.
Note that Putin doesn't let the Armenians get away with anything either. No matter how stubborn Nikolka is, he still tries to be Putin's friend.
How all this will end is unknown – "The East is a delicate matter." Maybe our "chess players" will be fooled again. But they're used to it. They play chess, and they're being played at Chapaev. But ours probably don't get it.

[atakan]

Will the hostages be returned? Everything is so quiet on this issue.

[AdAstra]

So... I must have missed something, but where can I see it "visually shown" to see what it looks like?

[Krasnoyarsk]

Quote from AdAstra

So... I must have missed something, but where can I see it "visually shown"?

Seek and find.

[Xnumx vis]

Quote: al3x

Well, that's it, friends-brothers again, almost sisters.

This is unlikely... Aliyev is not a brother, not an ally.If a friend was suddenly
And not a friend, and not an enemy, but - so;
If you do not understand right away,
Good or bad, -
Pull the guy into the mountains - take a chance!
Don't drop one of them:
Let him be in tandem in one with you -
There you will understand who it is. They tested it with war... In difficult times for Russia, Azerbaijan became a doormat for the British and Israelis...

[carpenter]

Quote: al3x

Well, that's it, friends-brothers again, almost sisters.

Ogly Mal-Mal showed off a bit and again decided to return to the stall.

[ZovSailor]

Putin will meet with Aliyev for the first time since October 2024.

The wallet of the Baku mountain Hebrew began to empty along with the state treasury.
Russia hasn't yet suffered any pain, but it has struck a blow to a sensitive export sector... no, not energy, but derivatives in the form of polymer products, which account for about 18% of the budget.
This is just a small part of what the multi-vectored non-sultans who are trying to annoy Russia need to know.

[Sky strike fighter]

I'll tell you more. Recently, representatives of the current Syrian Ministry of Defense were shown products of the Russian military-industrial complex in Russia. These are the people we've always fought in Syria—the former Green Opposition. So, where are the principles, you ask? They love to tell us about them. I'm curious myself. That's the twist.

[ZovSailor]

Sky strike fighter
Today, 20: 16
I'll tell you more. Recently, representatives of the Syrian Ministry of Defense were shown products of the Russian military-industrial complex in Russia. These are the people we've always fought in Syria—the former Green Opposition. So, where are the principles, you ask? I'm curious myself. That's the twist.

I can answer for myself personally, but there is a large share of coincidences.
And here there is only a widely used phrase: In politics there are no friends, there are only geostrategic interests.
Apparently, he apologized by telephone or through his friend the Sultan, but not publicly, but secretly.
As they say, Sic transit gloria mundi (lat.) - Thus passes worldly glory.

[Andobor]

Quote: Sky Strike fighter

And where are the principles, you say?

There is only one principle: if the son of a bitch wants to become one of ours, we won’t interfere.

[atakan]

This son of a bitch will not become ours, he is Erdogan on a minimum wage and nothing else.

[Brturin]

Quote: ZovSailor

no, not energy sources

Things aren't so great there in terms of energy resources either

In the first seven months of the year, Azerbaijan reduced oil imports by 37,1% to 734,8 tons. These imports cost the country's companies $353,8 million, according to the country's State Statistics Committee. Russia, the country's main supplier of raw materials, reduced supplies by 31,5% to 692,7 tons. Meanwhile, purchases from Kazakhstan increased by 20,8% to 41 tons, and Iraq delivered a shipment to Azerbaijan for the first time. Local companies, however, received only 365 tons. In the first seven months, exports fell by 1,5% to 14,47 million tons. As EADaily reported, oil exports continue to be the country's main source of income, accounting for 50,3% of export revenues. However, this income is far from what it was ten years ago, when the country could afford to purchase the latest weapons. For example, in the first half of 2014, Azerbaijan supplied $13,4 billion worth of oil to world markets, and revenues from the sale of raw materials were almost twice as high as now—$7,66 billion for the first half of 2025. https://eadaily.com/ru/news/2025/10/06/azerbaydzhan-snizhaet-zakupki-rossiyskoy-nefti-odnako-s-irakskoy-eksport-padaet

[ZovSailor]

Brturin
Today, 20: 35
Things aren't so great there in terms of energy resources either

As they say, it was clever on paper.
This is according to the papers signed in Washington between Yerevan and Baku.
The mattress line is clear: to cut off the North-South land corridor with the development of Syunik and the Zangezur corridor.
After Washington, Baku demands that Yerevan change the Constitution in order to sign a peace treaty and advance its interests.
Pashik, as a traitor, was put on a stretch; now they will take turns seeking assistance from the Kremlin after the failure of admission to the SCO.

[Brturin]

Quote: ZovSailor

The line of mattresses is clear, cut off the North-South land corridor

For now, it will be significantly more difficult; there is, in principle, a railway through Turkmenistan... the route across the Caspian Sea from Astrakhan and Makhachkala to the ports of Iran cannot be blocked for now.

The Lotos shipyard in the Astrakhan region plans to launch four Project 00108 container ships by 2025, commissioned by the State Transport Leasing Company (GTLK), and their number will reach 25 by 2030. The Volga-Don Max class vessels are capable of carrying 429 TEU (the equivalent of a 20-foot container) on the river and up to 531 TEU at sea. https://iz.ru/1797786/vladimir-gavrilov/suda-idut-kontejnernye-perevozki-po-kaspiyu-planiruyut-narastit-s-2025-goda

[ZovSailor]

Brturin
Today, 21: 03
For now, it will be significantly more difficult; there is, in principle, a railway through Turkmenistan... the route across the Caspian Sea from Astrakhan and Makhachkala to the ports of Iran cannot be blocked for now.

This is a parallel route, but handling containers at sea and river ports increases the cost of logistics.
We look at the prospect of 20-50 years or more, when the Caspian Sea, as well as the Volga and the Volga-Don Canal, are drying up, and now river-sea vessels are underloaded or require a break and unbreak en route to/from the Black Sea to/from the Caspian Sea.
The land project with a section of the Astara-Rasht-Qazvin railway, connected to the Baku railway line, should be launched in 3-4 years, linking Russia, Iran, India and neighboring countries.
The mattress makers, with their presence in the Syunik-Zangezur corridor, want to displace Russia and put pressure on Iran.

[Brturin]

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We look at the prospect of 20-50 years or more, when the Caspian Sea becomes shallower

It's a bit unrealistic to speculate on such a long-term future given the current climate turmoil. The Caspian Sea's water level fluctuates. One can recall the shallowing during Soviet times and the projects to dam the Kara-Bogaz-Gol Gulf. Between 1978 and 1995, the Caspian Sea rose—in Dagestan, for example, by almost two meters—and the issue of shoreline stabilization was raised. Now it's falling, but the recent devastating downpours in Dagestan still represent an influx of additional water for the Caspian. Making forecasts now... you have one forecast, here's another.

Indeed, the average surface level of the Caspian Sea is currently around minus 29,5 meters (relative to global sea level). This means the Caspian has reached its lowest level in the last 400 years. Predicting future sea level dynamics is difficult, as the processes that determine them—surface evaporation, river runoff, and precipitation—are difficult to account for with the necessary accuracy. Some calculation methods that were previously used quite successfully for these purposes are now outdated, as temperature, precipitation, and wind patterns have changed due to climate change and other factors. New models are needed.... In my personal opinion, based on general considerations, it can be assumed that the sea level may drop by another 1–2 meters, after which it will stabilize, and a subsequent rise is likely. However, to provide an accurate forecast, additional research is needed. https://iz.ru/1838800/andrei-korsunov/kaspii-dostig-rekordno-nizkogo-urovna-za-poslednie-400-let

effect or other

"Caspian Sea level forecasts should be approached with extreme caution. If the sea's water balance dynamics remain unchanged, then at the current rate of sea level decline, we will see a sea level drop of at least 1 meter in the next decade," Shipulin noted. https://nauka.tass.ru/nauka/21706433

[ZovSailor]

Brturin
Today, 22: 22
It's a bit too much to speculate on such a long-term prospect given the current climate chaos. The Caspian Sea's water level will fluctuate.

I explain with an example.
The Caspian Sea plays only part of the logistical role for further navigation of river-sea vessels along the inland waterways of the Russian Federation with subsequent access to the Black Sea or to the south with container transshipment in the Caspian ports of Iran for further travel to India or neighboring countries.
Sea fluctuations in seaports are not yet critical, although they are alarming.
The shallowing of Russia's internal waterways, not only the Volga and the Volga-Don Canal, but also other arteries even in the north, is causing great concern.
This impacts the volume of freight traffic, including passenger traffic, increasing the cost of transported goods, which requires enormous financial outlays for dredging and additional costs at inland shipping ports.

[Brturin]

Quote: ZovSailor

the shallowing of the inland waterways of the Russian Federation, not only the Volga and the Volga-Don Canal

Shallowing is a global problem - the Mississippi has become shallow, Tom Sawyer's steamboats are already

Farmers have been facing similar disruptions from the Mississippi for the third year in a row. "Both last year and in 2023, navigation was virtually halted on the Mississippi River and other tributaries due to low water levels." Everstream's forecast indicates a complete dry-up in the lower Mississippi basin.
https://eadaily.com/ru/news/2025/10/02/v-razgar-sezona-v-ssha-vstanet-eksport-kukuruzy-i-soevyh-bobov-missisipi-obmelela

As for Russia, to solve the problems on the Volga-Don, they are expecting the Bagaevsky hydroelectric complex by the end of the year, and on the Volga, the Gorodetsky hydroelectric complex (but the deadlines are...).

[ZovSailor]

Brturin
Today, 23: 01
As for Russia, they are expecting the Bagaevsky hydroelectric complex to be built by the end of the year in the Volga-Don region, and the Gorodetsky hydroelectric complex on the Volga (but the deadlines are unclear).

The problem of shallowing rivers in the Russian Federation has been around for several decades, as has the repair of locks on the White Sea-Baltic and Volga-Don canals, which affects the volume of cargo transportation and the navigation of river-sea vessels in general.

[tralflot1832]

Boris, the Turkmen dug up the isthmus in Kara-Bagaz-Gol long ago. The bay is once again evaporating.

[Yes it's me]

This is essentially some kind of joke, but the paradox is that it's not funny at all.

[AdAstra]

Going to the Belgorod region to support local residents suffering from shelling—who needs that? Going to Tajikistan to chat with the Russophobe Aliyev and hug Bai Rahmon—that's just it.

[K_4]

So there are the commoners there, and here there's a "reliable" partner, an insider in the group. So the choice is obvious, how can you not understand?

[Sky strike fighter]

There they need to give instructions, and here it's a party with partners. In short, they'll figure it out themselves. We're going to the party.

[Andobor]

They missed the most important thing: our guys in Ukraine burned up all of Azerbaijan's oil and gas assets, some of which they even sold when relations with Ukraine soured. And all they talk about is the plane and the diaspora.

[WIS]

Quote: Andobor

The most important thing was not noticed

All the "owners' squabbles" are not at home, but behind the scenes...
This is not for you and not for auto RU discussions - continued and continued negotiators

Here (on VO), someone, while discussing the "off-track flight" of the Tamahawks, mentioned the people...
Well, well... they remember him...

[g_ae]

URGENT! A kidnapping victim is being threatened with violence by an Azerbaijani organized crime group. The Abu Bandits are pressuring the investigators and the victim.

A girl was brutally kidnapped by Abu bandits from Azerbaijan, tied up, and extorted. The Horde men took her away and demanded a large sum of money and the transfer of her car's registration. Their actions were accompanied by insults, humiliating the victim based on her nationality, gender, and religion.

The girl managed to seek help from the Russian Community of Chelyabinsk. Our brothers defended her, escorted her to the Sovietsky District police station, and helped her find a lawyer. The rope marks on her wrists were documented, and the inhuman figures were quickly located. They were taken to the police station and questioned.

But suddenly it turned out that the Abupiteks extorting the money had been released that same day. Thanks to public outcry and the efforts of the Russian Community, the defendants were again found, detained, and imprisoned. But not all of them—one managed to escape.

Hordes of inhumane individuals began calling the girl, her family, and the Russian Community's lawyer. Threats of violence, slander, insults, and demands to "hush up" the case by providing a lawyer poured out like a cornucopia.

The climax was the appearance of suspects known to the suspects near the pretrial detention center on the eve of the confrontations (a fact confirmed by an audio recording of the conversation), which reinforced the threats with their actual presence. This affected the investigation—the girl feared for her life and the lives of her family. The lawyer also expressed concerns for his own safety. Threats are even being received at the victim's former workplace! Driven mad by impunity, the Horde members declare: "You can't put everyone in jail. It will only be worse for you!"

A disturbing fact: the examination report from August 9 has disappeared from the case file. "This is a deliberate attempt by the Azerbaijani diaspora to undermine the case and evade punishment for the perpetrators," the lawyer stated.

The Russian Community of Chelyabinsk calls on the competent authorities to ensure the full protection of the victim and her family, as well as to conduct a thorough investigation into all the facts presented, including the disappearance of documents from the case and the systematic pressure placed on the victim.

Russian Community of Chelyabinsk: https://t.me/+tdDWKITZoyJlZjBi


NEWS of the Russian Community

Once again, peace, friendship, chewing gum, strategic partnership, cultural autonomy, etc. There will be no mention of the brutal behavior of the diaspora of the Land of Fire.

[Sky strike fighter]

The Center for Social Security and Informed Communications (CIPSO) is, as always, clumsy. The kidnapped girl is Azerbaijani herself; she simply divided the inheritance improperly with her relatives. But this doesn't make the lack of a proper response to this lawlessness any less astonishing. Understanding and releasing all those responsible for the kidnapping to their homes after participating in the kidnapping of a girl is some kind of know-how. What kind of order can there be with such dysfunctional law enforcement? This is essentially hooliganism with aggravated consequences, and they're still failing to cope. What if, God forbid, some kind of street brawl breaks out? Will they understand and release everyone? This state of affairs is simply worrying. And in general, this issue with communities. I hope there won't be problems with these forces later. Order should be restored not by obscure communities on the street, but by the state. The rise of communities to the forefront, under the guise of essentially replacing the functions inherent in a state body, in itself indicates that something is wrong with the executive branch. And if we recall Prigozhin's rebellion and how all those in power were destroyed in a single day, They rushed to the airports and it was simply shocking.

[tralflot1832]

Let's start with why Aliyev went to Beijing. To be in the frame alongside three greats.
Aliyev will probably show Putin the golden key to the White House.
I already mentioned that an Azerbaijani tanker with a deadweight of 117,000 tons loaded oil at the last minute in Ust-Luga and headed for the Danish Straits. Aliyev gave the signal – forgive me, there was some kind of madness. (117,000 x 7) x 58 = 76% of the total, and how much did that translate into dollars for the Russian budget? The monkey sighed bitterly.

[tralflot1832]

Correction: tanker Khankendi DW 115,5 thousand tons.

[Montezuma]

Andrey, this information is off topic, but it’s worth checking out. Surprise for Donnie.

Ukrainian lawmakers have rejected the nomination of US President Donald Trump for the Nobel Peace Prize. According to the publication "Strana," the Verkhovna Rada did not have enough votes to support the resolution.
It is reported that only 132 out of 450 parliamentarians approved the initiative.
The document was submitted to the Rada at the end of September.

[tralflot1832]

Alexander, good evening. Trump won't be winning the Nobel Prize; the Nobel Committee is furious with him. It has something to do with academic immunity. (Alisa is very unfriendly to Swedish, and not at all friendly with Norwegian.)

[Montezuma]

Quote: tralflot1832

Trump won't see the Nobel Prize.

This is understandable, but when it comes to appointing those responsible for the insulted Donnie's refusal, the Ukrainian Rada will not be the last one to take the lead.

[AK-1945]

Well, "Emir" Aliyev might even play his cards right. Sitting on several chairs hasn't done anyone any good, least of all the Eastern leaders. Vladimir Vladimirovich Putin He's vindictive and has good self-control, and doesn't make spur-of-the-moment or emotional decisions. And the fact is, he'll remember everything.

[Vladimir M]

The purpose of the meeting with "friend" Aliyev is unclear; it's just nonsense. And the CIS was a stillborn organization from the start.
Then we wonder why they are all deceiving "us"...

[Vladimir M]

You can be rude to the whole world, tell someone to go to hell..., and then just "congratulate them very warmly"...
It's a shame for the country. Are things really so bad that we have to resort to being Aliyev's "friends" again?

[K_4]

What do you think, if they're going to tax the unemployed just for being unemployed? People in the regions sometimes can't really find work, and if they do, it's only under the table, or temporary. So what? Should we fleece them, or should we fight on, or should we just hang ourselves?

[Xnumx vis]

Quote: K_4

They are going to collect taxes from the unemployed because they are unemployed.

Every unemployed person is different. Especially if they drive a Mercedes and eat oysters with black caviar every day. That's what we were talking about. And also about migrants... Why should they enjoy all the rights of Russian citizens without paying a penny in taxes?

[Montezuma]

Quote: 30 vis

Quote: K_4
They are going to collect taxes from the unemployed because they are unemployed.

Every unemployed person is different. Especially if they drive a Mercedes and eat oysters with black caviar every day. That's what we were talking about. And also about migrants... Why should they enjoy all the rights of Russian citizens without paying a penny in taxes?

Yuri, you are absolutely right, but you have to squeeze a tear of sympathy out of the reader of the comment, so you have to teardrop To compose. There used to be a tradition in Rus' where a professional writer would compose a touching letter to a wealthy person on behalf of the client-supplier, in order to move them to pity and obtain financial assistance. Often, the touched benefactor would actually receive it.

tearful request or petition; tearful complaint.

https://dic.academic.ru/dic.nsf/mas/64436/слезни́ца

[Essex62]

Words and the end result are two completely different things. They'll charge for health insurance whoever they can get their hands on. Those who eat oysters won't get any compensation.

[Victor Yasny]

"We give everyone a chance"
did you hear?))

[gmss]

A self-confident son of a KGB officer couldn't handle a KGB officer? ))) A couple of days ago, there were rumors that a mustachioed tomato seller called VVP and complained about why things didn't turn out as he planned and asked him not to offend the monkey-bajan diasporas, because they were starting to hold him (the mustachioed one, I mean) accountable.
I think Putin, in a personal conversation, would easily explain how to be a so-called "friend" and not try to enter the wrong door.

[Vladimir M]

But maybe it was worthwhile to treat Aliyev in such a way that no one in the world, after this, would even think of being "rude" to the Russian State?

[Nastia makarova]

That's what politics is for - to talk to everyone.

[bya965]

The main worldview is that there are plenty of Russians among Azerbaijanis. And vice versa, but it all means the same thing: we are building a Russian state with them, while Aliyev, Turkey, the Sunnis, Shiites, and the Azerbaijanis of Iran (Persia) are not. They are either for us, the Russians, for imperial thinking, or for petty princes, khans, and so on.

Putin is a politician, so he must negotiate, and we can always kill him.

[NakedMan]

Well, we're now pursuing the policies of the Russian Empire rather than the USSR, and we're not interfering with the petty princes in their fiefdoms. Just as the Tsar used to take them to St. Petersburg, welcome them, and bestow titles, so it's the same now.
But they must be ours, and attempts to look in the direction of the enemy must be severely punished, otherwise they will only laugh at all our gifts.

[ssz]

I wonder if they'll manage to get rid of the chain of counterfeit cheap clothing hypermarkets across the country or if they'll survive and continue selling this crap?

[Victor Yasny]

I think if the portal was called "peaceful review" or at least "world" the comments would be more friendly🤣
The thing is, better late than never!
Why do we need NATO's stuff? Azerbaijanis?
Are there not enough Poles, Finns, Balts?
What the hell are you - strategists!?
It's good that at least someone has a head on their shoulders.
Integrity and conscientiousness are sometimes incompatible things.

[Essex62]

You, young man, simply don't know what an Empire is. You wouldn't understand us.

[Victor Yasny]

That's for sure.
How it is structured, who is in charge, and what is the personal contribution.
the contribution of each part, each region, each family.
or is detailing something else?

If a person says, "We are open to dialogue," it means he is capable of communicating, building friendly relationships, etc.

Does anyone like explosions and gunfire?
go to specially designated places.
In any case, you will have to stop, but not everyone will be able to save face in this case.

The empire is in the past, in the barbaric past.

Yes, I don't understand you.

but I understand my dog.
It is important for her to preserve what she has, but she has not been privy to any property rights documents, and she defends her property with barking and growling, and not many will come to her aid if something happens - it's scary.
It's the same with the Empire - no need to growl!
all the best)

[Essex62]

Dialogue is good. You make an offer, your opponent refuses and does something nasty to you. You make another offer, and they do something nasty again. When will you end such a dialogue, when will you find yourself in a difficult position and it turns into a monologue? This world recognizes only force. The Russian people have held such vast territories for a thousand years because they responded to nastiness and dirty tricks with a smashing.
And the dog, although an intelligent creature, is very dependent.

[Victor Yasny]

predictable reaction.
You see, here's the thing, I'd be glad if there were fewer Azeris, their products don't allow our domestic farmers (small and medium-sized) to get back on their feet, this is a dying outback, which has had a chance in the last few years.
Azerbaijanis They maintain markets and profit from them, but taxes are not their business.
The product is often of poor quality and contains a high level of nitrates.
It's neither healthy nor tasty (but it's for those who want to be healthy, strong, physically resilient, and live long, without any doctors)
accordingly, all these diasporas shmiaspora are not a cool thing, but!

Nobody tried to persuade him, did they?
didn't whine, didn't ask for a meeting?
You see, he volunteered himself - he called and congratulated me on my birthday,
and the Commander-in-Chief didn’t go to talk to him personally, but just in passing.
thereby confirming that "we are open to dialogue"
strategy?
does he keep his word?
It is an indicator and at the same time psychology.
Who was the one who was acting up and shouting, and now he's the one calling first, looking for a reason to meet?
maybe not the biggest figure, but still he turned on the back.

and why?
Didn't they fly into 404 in their "business"?
arrived.
The markets in Russia burned down. Where were their anthills?
burned out.
Well, why exterminate them altogether?
This will be genocide, and the SVO is coming, who, having one, starts another!?

I don't think I need to remind you of what happened in World War I.
It is necessary to take into account many components of the Empire to avoid unpredictability.

Respect and fear are different things.
Personally, I see that a level of respect has been achieved here, the damage has been done, but there is no threat to the viability of the republic.
If you kill everyone, life will be boring.

[Essex62]

It's cunning. A chess player doesn't have much choice. Allies, even nominal ones, are simply necessary. What can you do? The West is full of enemies, so they turned to the East. Look – holy cow, there's Russophobe after Russophobe, and everyone's cunning as hell. So what can you do?

[Victor Yasny]

So he (the West) was very welcoming and smiling until competition in business was allowed.
There's certainly a complicated scheme there, I still haven't figured out what's going on, why they moved it to China, what happened next, but the point is that they started to clamp down and tighten the screws on the EU businessmen.
and it’s more difficult to come to an agreement with them, they want everything and at a high price.
And now the enemies have appeared, especially when they showed me the fig (their own!)
So there is nothing to complain about, you can’t win against everyone.
But we need to get rid of envious people and other nasty things.
and how is that!?
This is already a serious game, and there are many incoming and outgoing ones.
all the best)

[Essex62]

Hospitality is the first stage. After our division into appanage principalities. Now the second stage, a kind of quarrel. With whom quarrel? With the spiritual fathers? Our so-called elite is global as hell. It couldn't be any other way today. The entire planet is inscribed in this kind of capitalism. All this gestures, puffing out cheeks or, on the contrary, kissing gums, have nothing to do with the real state of affairs. They are completely dissolving the Empire. They are deliberately dissolving it in an Anglo-Saxon agenda. Just like they have already dissolved China, India, and the entire East. To all proposals to be friends against the Freemasons, there are sweet smiles and assurances of friendship. And yet, the products of war are being driven to the Banderas on a massive scale. Only Yin is resisting. Well, they will get to him, eventually.

[Krivotykin]

Aliyev: "The boys don't apologize" (c)

[Anyuta Glorious]

Russian officials haven't given a damn for 30 years. They couldn't care less what and how history is being made up in the textbooks of the former republics. Didn't they know? Everyone knew perfectly well! They just didn't do a damn thing. If they kept silent, does that mean the textbooks are true? Is that it? So what's surprising now that demons have emerged in all the former republics? What's surprising that everyone now believes they fought for independence? Nowhere in the textbooks is it mentioned that the USSR was illegally disbanded and all the republics violated the law by declaring their secession from the USSR? And all those who grabbed power and money will never give up that power again. Aliyev is playing the same game as all the other countries that emerged from the collapse of the USSR. What's surprising is that Russia still hasn't restored order or dotted all the i's about our shared history. Why hasn't it exposed all the lies about itself yet? Criminals are being rehabilitated all around. They're trying hard to whitewash everything black. They're portraying the Basmachi as martyrs, as if they were repressed by the political regime. They claim they were defenders of the Fatherland, and those damned Russians came and killed them for nothing. So, Aliyev is simply a consequence of Russia's sniveling policies, both foreign and domestic, over the last 30 years. Everyone has been taught that Russia doesn't care, doesn't interfere, doesn't get involved in anything, and can do whatever it wants, write whatever history you want in your own country's textbooks. So, we've provoked this behavior in our neighbors, who have such delusions of grandeur that they can't even fit in their pants. We need to keep them in check! No carrots! There must always be a whip for the prepared. Otherwise, they won't be respected at all.

[guest]

Quote: Anyuta Glorious

They didn't care what and how they made up history in the textbooks of the former republics. Didn't they know?

It's not like they don't care; they even supported it for the first ten years. Russia in the 1990s was little different from these runaway republics.

[tolmachiev51]

The mafia is all-powerful and immortal......!!!

[Sir Galant]

IMHO, there's no point in meeting this mustachioed Russophobe. Refuse to sell all their goods, expel all their diasporas, and bomb all their businesses in Country 404!

[Million]

Will he apologize? Don't expect an apology from Aliyev.

[g_ae]

So who's in front of whom then? Excuse me, do we have to put you on notice?

[Romanenko]

Putin will meet with Aliyev for the first time since October 2024.

What happened? The money from Chertanovsky Market hasn't arrived, the tomatoes are rotting, the tomatoes aren't selling. Are we going to start fighting again?

[Metallurg_2]

We also have Food City and Sadovod. But that's heavy artillery.

[Metallurg_2]

Apparently, all the tomatoes in the main eggplant's warehouse had gone rotten, since he decided to congratulate ours on his birthday.

[roosei]

Agreed on new villages for Russia

[Idle_piston]

Putin will meet with Aliyev for the first time since October 2024.

The series continues, titled "Stepping Up the Same Rake." I can't remember which episode. And it's about time Putin's approval ratings hit somewhere around 79-81%. But the worst part is that the Russian Ministry of Defense will likely be banned from removing the sea terminals.

[Blaster]

If Aliyev came to Putin, that would be one thing, but when Putin goes to Aliyev, it gives rise to sad thoughts.

[ilmare69]

Zelensky is a walking corpse.
Putin is a strategist, and I trust only him!
Now we need to maintain delicate relations with Tajikistan... and then we'll see... because Russia never forgets...

Zelensky and un cadavere ambulante.
Putin è uno stratega, e mi fido solo di lui!
Ora dobbiamo mantenere un rapporto delicato con il Tagikistan... e poi vedremo... perché la Russia non dimentica mai...

[tralflot1832]

Quote: Essex62

Are they really bringing us 20 million greenbacks?

They definitely bring it. Everything is easy to count.

[Essex62]

No matter how I look in my pocket, there's nothing there. It's just a concept we have.

[tralflot1832]

Like me, you are not the owner of a tanker close to the "empirator". We are not even maritime lawyers.

[Essex62]

Well, write to us.

[tralflot1832]

I am guaranteed to receive some money from the budget for my pension.

[Essex62]

But I was told to wait, even though I had more than 40 years of experience.

[musorg]

Everything is as they said: meetings and handshakes!

[ergh081]

We need to talk to Aliyev, Mamoli Rahmon, and other neighboring leaders by introducing sections on relations with the Russian Empire, the USSR, and modern Russia into their school history textbooks. If we're portrayed as occupiers, colonizers, and so on in the textbooks, then there will be no discounts on oil, gas, timber, fertilizers (etc.), no perks, no "irreplaceable specialists" in our country, only visas and project contracts, no families of specialists...nothing.

[goscha]

The Kremlin clarified that during his visit, Putin will hold bilateral meetings with the leaders of several countries, including Azerbaijan.

I wouldn't sit in the same field with a Nazi collaborator to shit, but this one is nothing special, flexible...