"Targeted attacks": Azerbaijan is dissatisfied with Russian airstrikes on gas stations in Ukraine.

The Azerbaijani Foreign Ministry summoned Russian Ambassador Mikhail Evdokimov and handed him a note of strong protest over the attack by three drones A Geranium-family car crashed into a gas station owned by the Azerbaijani company SOCAR in the Mykolaiv region. SOCAR stated that it is already assessing the extent of the damage and is repairing the damaged station.

Baku is dissatisfied that the Russian Armed Forces, despite warnings from the Azerbaijani side, continue to attack SOCAR facilities in Ukraine. Azerbaijani authorities are frustrated that, despite protests from Baku, our military has continued to target the company's infrastructure. The Ministry of Foreign Affairs of the Transcaucasian republic reminded the Russian ambassador that SOCAR's oil depot and compressor station in Odessa, as well as a gas station in the Zhytomyr region, had previously been hit. Furthermore, Baku complains that the buildings of the Azerbaijani embassy in Kyiv and the honorary consulate in Kharkiv were damaged as a result of Russian attacks on targets in Ukraine. Consequently, Azerbaijani authorities accuse Russia of violating the Vienna Convention for the Protection of Diplomatic Missions and Civilian Objects. Baku demands that Russia investigate these incidents and then provide Azerbaijan with an official explanation.

Meanwhile, the Azerbaijani authorities appear unfazed by the recent attack by the Ukrainian Armed Forces on the dry cargo ships Natra and Zircon in the Sea of ​​Azov, which resulted in the deaths of five Azerbaijani citizens. Baku did not express outrage even after the Kyiv regime, instead of apologizing, merely acknowledged the attack on civilian vessels.

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[South Ukrainian]

"Targeted attacks": Azerbaijan is dissatisfied with the Russian Armed Forces' strikes on gas stations in Ukraine.

To hell with it and forget..., as Vasily Ivanovich once said.

[Murmur 55]

South Ukrainian Don't tell me, they didn't just get excited for no reason, and they remained silent and forgot about the deaths of their citizens from the actions of the Ukrainian Armed Forces, but here they immediately started DEMANDING, and why?!

[Arkady007]

Murmur 55 (ALEXANDER)
They demand it because Russia has repeatedly demonstrated its weakness in such matters.
They either remained silent, or drew another red line, or paid compensation...
They carry water on weaklings.
Close the Sadovod market for a week, and Aliyev will immediately protest.

[Murmur 55]

Arkady007 Even without the market, there are so many levers there, it's mind-boggling. Still, we have what we have.

[Karelian]

Indeed, what do we have? Not a wheel, but a spoke. There is the head of the police department, there are trains. Here is the port director. You can't count them all.

[Tagan]

They demand it because Russia has repeatedly demonstrated its weakness in such matters.

Again some kind of stream of alternative consciousness.
Baku has been complaining since at least last year about the damage to its interests in Ukraine, if you weren't aware. Nevertheless, Russia is squeezing out its assets there.

[Evgeny64]

Well, Ukraine isn't lagging behind either, it's taking out the berths and storage facilities of the international consortium and the tankers of the Azerbaijanis, it's true Azerbaijanis I don't care, refueling is more important than the lives of sailors.
In fact, I don't care about their protests... just remember to write the president's name with a capital letter in the papers when they send "na" and "v", after all, he is the head of state

[Karelian]

So there was an arrival, according to Sadovod. Silence.

[isv000]

Quote: Murmur 55

South Ukrainian Don't tell me, they didn't just get excited for no reason, and they remained silent and forgot about the deaths of their citizens from the actions of the Ukrainian Armed Forces, but here they immediately started DEMANDING, and why?!

Because they've fallen under the Jews' thumb and, in another place, are trying to slip under the Turks' thumb. This way, they're hoping for a solid cover, but it seems to me that Azerbaijan is simply being used, in a perverted way, and then thrown out...

[Reptiloid]

........ they remained silent and forgot about the death of their citizens due to the actions of the Ukrainian Armed Forces, but now they immediately began to DEMAND, and why?!

Ukraine has never compensated for any damages, and it never will. But ours did. They might even demand compensation for these.

[knn54]

"The forest is chopped, the chips are flying."

[Kmet]

It's okay—let them come to their senses. This is reality, not a dream. Even Peskov finally realized that there's a war going on, not just playing games. It's time for Azerbaijan to shake off the veil. Anything can happen in war—they don't actually create anything, they only destroy. They fraternized with the Ukrainians—well, that means they shared their fate in terms of all the agreements they made. Should we feel sorry for them now, or what?

[isv000]

Quote: Kmet

They fraternized with the Ukrainians—well, that means they shared their fate in terms of all the agreements they made. Should we feel sorry for them now, or what?

Urgently send the humpback fly to the cordon!

[Montezuma]

Quote: South Ukrainian

"Targeted attacks": Azerbaijan is dissatisfied with the Russian Armed Forces' strikes on gas stations in Ukraine.

To hell with it and forget..., as Vasily Ivanovich once said.

Not only is Aliyev dissatisfied, he also blames the Russian Federation and is outraged by the violation of something there.

Azerbaijani authorities accuse Russia of violating the provisions of the Vienna Convention for the Protection of Diplomatic Missions and civilian facilities

And it doesn't seem to occur to him that these "civilian objects" are being used in the interests of Ukraine's military-industrial complex, and therefore are legitimate targets? He put himself in harm's way; no one forced him.

[Tatyana]

Meanwhile, the Azerbaijani authorities appear unfazed by the recent attack by the Ukrainian Armed Forces on the dry cargo ships Natra and Zircon in the Sea of ​​Azov, which resulted in the deaths of five Azerbaijani citizens. Baku did not express outrage even after the Kyiv regime, instead of apologizing, merely acknowledged the attack on civilian vessels.

Azerbaijani and foreign media and investigations have repeatedly raised the issue of the Aliyev family's control of key assets in their home country (and elsewhere), including the State Oil Company of Azerbaijan (SOCAR). It is alleged that family members own significant stakes in various companies involved in oil production and refining (and elsewhere), and also use offshore schemes to conceal their assets.

In the West, Ildar Aliyev is considered a "tyrant Anglomaniac." However, not a single British official who visited Azerbaijan criticized Baku.
In the UK, they believe that a small country like Azerbaijan holds the energy security of future European generations, while Aliyev tries to convince them that he has gas reserves for another century. Furthermore, Azerbaijan's hydrocarbon supply routes to Europe are inaccessible to the "Russian bear" Gazprom, Saudi Arabia with its fundamentalist despotism, and Iran.

See details - https://flnka.ru/digest-analytics/1584-neftyanye-dohody-alievyh.html

SUMMARY. Behind the Anglophile bourgeois family of Ildar Aliyev and his cronies, as well as behind Zelensky in Ukraine, are not only personal business interests, but also the national interests of Great Britain.

[16112014nk]

Musavatists and Banderovites are two of a kind.

[tralmaster]

Azerbaijanis What the hell are you talking about? We don't touch their gas stations, but they're going to supply the dill they use to attack us? We don't need that kind of friendship. Azerbaijanis If they fall under the striped ones, then why should we save anything from their assets in Ukraine?

[Popandos]

Are the Azerbaijanis out of their minds?

There is a joke, this is the ending -
First, the words "black-assed monkey" should be capitalized, since you're addressing the president. Second, the words "no fucking way" and "fuck you"
are written separately.

[bambr731]

Baku is dissatisfied that the Russian Armed Forces, despite warnings from the Azerbaijani side, continue to attack SOCAR-owned facilities located in Ukraine.

They also forgot to ask Azerbaijan for permission to carry out strikes. They knew where they were building

[marchcat]

then provide the Azerbaijani side with some official explanations.

To hell with all of them and their official explanations. They're helping the Nazis, so take it and sign for it.

[Murmur 55]

marchcat This is what you and I think, but in reality everything CAN be different. We will soon see if these protests have had an effect.

[marchcat]

Well, if you make concessions regularly, they might charge you with even worse. They've gotten rather brazen, really fast...

[Fan-fan]

I am also afraid that our people will again give in and start apologizing to Baku.

[PVV22121922]

Of course! How long can you do it skillfully?

[alexoff]

SOCAR's oil depot and compressor station in Odessa were previously hit.

Ah, that's why they've almost stopped hitting oil depots. They must belong to respectable people...

[Lisa Kerner-Timoshenko]

Wow, the Izers aren't happy... They've gotten really brazen!!!

[Murmur 55]

Lisa Kerner-Timoshenko Well, why not? Look at how the Foreign Ministries of some former Soviet republics behave, and what do they say in response?

[Lisa Kerner-Timoshenko]

...in general, honestly, nothing surprises me anymore. It wasn't just the collapse of the USSR, but also the collapse of normal thinking in favor of one's own population...and everywhere! In Russia too.

[Sir Galant]

Let them shove a note of protest up their ass)

[isv000]

Quote: sir Galant

Let them shove a note of protest up their ass)

Flat...

[Dmitry Smirnov_2]

I hope Crocus City was demolished, and the Azeri markets?

[Zheka111]

The attacked SOCAR facilities in Ukraine were used to support the aggression of the Ukrainian Armed Forces, which is unacceptable and makes these facilities legitimate military targets.

[ShDE]

So Azerbaijan can also be accused of aiding the Nazis. The gas stations were demolished for supplying the Ukrainian Wehrmacht. It's all in the book.

[Vadim S]

Something Azerbaijanis They've become completely insolent, they're like dirt here, and they're even shouting at them. It's brutal how much everything is bought from us.

[hector]

Quote: Vadim S

It's brutal how much everything is bought from us.

No need to sell out.

[Dmitry Smirnov_2]

The Azerbaijanis have already arrived and are gaping, what next?

[123_123]

Something is a target not because it belongs to someone, but because it's integrated into the infrastructure of a country at war with Russia. Therefore, it would be right to state our position from the outset: there are no untouchable targets (and to truly adhere to this principle). Let investors consider these risks and not invest in Banderite dens if they wish to avoid them.

[alexboguslavski]

I'm awaiting a response from your Ministry of Foreign Affairs, although intelligence agencies need to immediately locate every SOCAR gas station in Ukraine and dispatch them for fire. No gas stations, no outrage.

[Sebastian Aristarkhovich Pereira]

Azerbaijan is unhappy?! What is this?
And we, as I recall, weren’t thrilled either when an Azerbaijani oil refinery mixed diesel fuel with gasoline for the Ukrainian Armed Forces in Ukraine... the SOCAR group, I think?

[snow mountain]

Quote: Murmur 55

they immediately began to DEMAND, but why?

Because that's how our authorities behave.

[Metallurg_2]

We need to call the rhinoceros ambassador and deliver him a strong protest about the fact that Azerbaijani gas stations and diplomatic mission buildings are in the flight path of our KR and Geraniums.

[Karelian]

The horsemen are dancing interestingly. Did they turn on the meter for the Ukrainians for "Sadovod"? Some kind of Vienna Convention? Drones bombard the embassy in Sweden (the Russian one) with humus almost every day, and we wipe it off. So Baku, too, should grab a handkerchief or a towel and wipe it off.

[napalm]

Actually, the ambassador should have been recalled long ago for consultations. But no, it's not possible.

[Strelok1976]

Is this an Azerbaijani private company? To hell with them! The ambassador could have just handed it over and given directions.

[Rockerman]

What has he stooped to with his "red lines" that even rotten tomatoes have started yapping at Russia? It's brutal.

[K-50]

The Azerbaijani Foreign Ministry summoned Russian Ambassador Mikhail Yevdokimov and presented him with a note of strong protest following the attack by three Geranium-family drones on a gas station owned by the Azerbaijani company SOCAR in the Mykolaiv region. Meanwhile, the Azerbaijani authorities appear unfazed by the recent attack by the Ukrainian Armed Forces on the dry cargo ships Natra and Zircon in the Sea of ​​Azov, which killed five Azerbaijani citizens. Baku did not express outrage even after the Kyiv regime, instead of apologizing, merely acknowledged the attack on civilian vessels.

Apparently, Baku doesn't find the murder of its own citizens as upsetting as the destruction of a gas station. We're preventing them from making money.

[gsev]

Quote: K-50

We prevent people from earning money.

In response to these demarches, Putin will not ban gas supplies to Azerbaijan, just as he did not permit energy and uranium supplies to North Korea after North Korean special forces helped liberate the Kursk region.

[K-50]

Quote: gsev

In response to these demarches, Putin will not ban gas supplies to Azerbaijan.

The Azerbaijanis have their own gas like dirt. They're pumping it through the Turks to Europe. Why would they need ours?

[Wratch]

Let him contact the League for Sexual Reform. What do we care about the discontent of this big-nosed idiot? Let him complain to Papa Erdogan; he'll understand.

[gsev]

Russia appears to need to transfer some of its gasoline production to North Korea or hand over oil refining and gas station maintenance to North Korean specialists.

[faterdom]

When we get around to Transcaucasia, we'll have a lot to remind them of. Those who don't manage to escape to Turkey.

[Trapperxnumx]

Oh, if only I could taste some honey through your lips)

[Likant]

That means you hit the nail on the head! We need to do it again!

[Silba]

He should have stayed in Baku and kept his mouth shut. Regarding the embassy and consulate in Kyiv, there was a warning: "Get them out of the city," we offer no guarantee. Moreover, the bastards, while missing with anti-aircraft missiles, often hit their own buildings. And all sorts of oil refineries and gas stations on the territory of a country at war with us are our legitimate targets. Moreover, in Azerbaijan itself, there are many enterprises whose products go to help Kyiv, meaning they pose a threat to the lives of our guys and civilians; they are also legitimate targets. Our Foreign Ministry has repeatedly warned all countries about this. That big-nosed former personal friend, apparently, also has a long neck and is big. Let him rejoice, but he should have been taken out long ago.

[Sergey Mitinsky]

Azerbaijan is unhappy?!
Beat and smash with even greater zeal!

[sasha_cho]

send black...Pykh far and for a long time!

[Hariton laptev]

Who is Azerbaijan??? A supplier of fruits and berries? Back in his day, Grandpa Stalin solved the problem overnight. Who's stopping us? Why do we need them?

[Severok]

Aliyev has lost his mind, aiding the enemies of Russia, holding Russians hostage, and croaking other nonsense. It seems it's time for Azerbaijan to close up shop.

[Volunteer Marek]

Yes, it's clear that there will always be "outrage" at our actions. Banderovites can do whatever they want. At best, they'll remain silent. But generally, they'll just beat everyone. After the war and our Victory, we'll figure out who's doing what and why.

[Hiller]

We send rhinos to hell. Every second. "You're not my friend."
They didn't seem to be very distressed by the death of their sailors at the hands of the Ukrainians.

[Scientist_]

a gas station owned by the Azerbaijani company SOCAR in the Nikolaev region

The Russian leadership should stop whining and impose sanctions against Azkir leaders for having Azerbaijani assets in the Outskirts. At least symbolic ones.

[gmss]

Monkey Bay is an enemy state, even more hostile to us than the Baltic gay community. Look at the army of these "friends" that has already infiltrated our society, from the rampant traders, the Ministry of Internal Affairs, the courts, and even regional bureaucrats. They are an ethnic octopus working against Russia.

[Rakitin]

They can sell gasoline to Russia; the market is more stable and the risks are lower :-)

[Neo-9947]

Yes, send them to the grandmother's bad daughter

[gsev]

With this statement, Aliyev's diplomats exposed the anti-Russian propaganda of their protégé, Pashinyan. By attacking gas stations in Ukraine, Gerasimov provoked Aliyev to play along with Russia on the diplomatic front. Now, Pashinyan will have a harder time convincing Mishustin to continue funding Russophobic propaganda in Armenia through Armenians transferring money to fraudulent organizations like the "Karabakh Fund" in his negotiations with Russia.

[a housewife]

These aren't countries, they're just stubs. And they even dare to complain! Their priority is preserving their territory, not falling under Iran or Turkey, along with Armenia and Georgia. And the Baltics will yelp for a while, then someone will get their hands on them, and there won't be any Estonias or anything like that. What small, squealing creatures!

[Free Island]

"The dissatisfied in Baku, they're screwed"... Let them go to the known coordinates, Turkish lackeys

[Free Island]

I'm always curious - for what purpose did our emperors and leaders (first the Republic of Ingushetia, then the Soviet Union) create these states? There has never been such a country on the planet; no, they had to create it, so that we (our descendants) would have a headache later. ... There would have been a Turkish and Iranian province, and so be it... No, they should have created "Azerbaijan" 😂😂😂🤦🤦🤦

[Trapperxnumx]

Well, during the times of the Great Empire, which stretched from Warsaw to Kamchatka, such a state did not exist...

[SEVERIN]

And how much squealing from the Izers, how much squealing... - there is a war going on!

[Zaurbek]

The question arises: How does Azerbaijan supply fuel to 404? How? Through which port?

[Vasily))]

All diplomatic missions were warned to get out of Kyiv. Anyone who didn't get out has only themselves to blame. Gas stations are legitimate targets.

[VyacheSeymour]

All diplomatic missions were warned to get out of Kyiv. Anyone who didn't get out has only themselves to blame. 

Well, it seems like everyone has given up... in response to this warning.

[Idle_piston]

[Quote"Targeted attacks": Azerbaijan is dissatisfied with Russian airstrikes on gas stations in Ukraine.] [/ Quote]
We expect the Russian Ministry of Foreign Affairs, represented by Zakharova, to offer a deep apology, as well as compensation.

[Prometey]

Has Putin already apologized?

[PVV22121922]

Azerbaijan's unprecedented insolence is a reflection of the Kremlin's lack of will and inaction.

[Trapperxnumx]

But the oil-producing region in Azerbaijan is quite compact. And from the sea, it's completely defenseless... Ahhh, the dreams, the dreams...

[seamen2]

*Baku is dissatisfied that the Russian Armed Forces, despite warnings from the Azerbaijani side, continue to attack SOCAR-owned facilities located in Ukraine*

Keep it up. SOCAR is in tatters. For all the good things.

[Eugene Zaboy]

Azerbaijan was aware of the ongoing military operations in Ukraine. No one forced Azerbaijan to invest in high-risk facilities. Damages from military operations are not subject to compensation – it is considered force majeure.

[napalm]

Well, maybe he'll extract an apology from Russia, I wouldn't be surprised. You can't hit something that's ours there, and you can't hit something that's ours here, from other partners. The oligarchs' assets and supply routes are off limits. It's just slaps in the face, that's all it takes.

[Volunteer Marek]

Statements like these are a consequence of the deterioration of political will among the leadership (regarding enemy states. There's plenty of political will to tighten the screws against their own). Statements from states that, in and of themselves, mean nothing—that's not the most shameful thing. The real shame is that they're completely unafraid to act.

[Glagol1]

For a long time now, over 20 years ago, Azerbaijan and Ukraine have been promoting the GUUAM project. It's clearly anti-Russian. Incidentally, it was launched under Aliyev Sr., so they've been allied against us for a long time. Over time, the project fizzled out, Uzbekistan withdrew altogether, and Moldova, under moderate governments, wasn't particularly active either. But Ukraine, Azerbaijan, and Georgia were active, of course, with the support of the EU and the US—of course, of course.

[Rustic i ......]

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Quote: South Ukrainian

"Targeted attacks": Azerbaijan is dissatisfied with Russian military strikes on gas stations in Ukraine

Apologize and take back the blows

[Anatoly Eliseev]

! The principle of money has no smell. Gasoline for the blood of our children! Scoundrel!

[Berg berg]

There are only Ukrainian gas stations in Ukraine, and all trade with Ukraine is under Russian sanctions! Anyone who trades with Ukraine will accept Ukraine's fascist regime and take risks!

[Grancer81]

So what now? Will there be compensation from Russia again? Anything located in a country that is waging war cannot be neutral.

[BSD Fan]

Ideally, in response to the protest note, Russia should send Baku compensation for all losses to the Azerbaijani company in the form of the same zircons, at a cost equivalent to Azerbaijan's losses...