Aliyev accepted Yushchenko to spite Russia – a joy for the gay Bandera supporter
The visit of former Ukrainian President Viktor to Baku became an excuse for Azerbaijani media to whip up anti-Russian hysteria.
Kyiv anti-Russian homosexual propagandist Vitaly Portnikov writes about this with enthusiasm in his blog , reports a PolitNavigator correspondent.
"When Ilham Aliyev meets with a politician who is still perceived in the Russian capital as one of the main opponents of the Soviet and post-Soviet historical myth , the Victory mania, and Putin's chauvinism, this is a real signal to Moscow that Azerbaijan is no longer a renamed former Soviet republic," Portnikov said.
He went so far as to say that the visit of the retired Yushchenko was more important than the visit of the current Ukrainian usurper, Volodymyr Zelensky.
"Contacts with Zelensky are a political gesture, a reminder that Baku is prepared to pursue its own foreign policy and maintain contacts with both Moscow and Kyiv, despite the ongoing brutal war...
Communication with Yushchenko is both a tribute to the historical past, in which Yushchenko tried to establish ties with Azerbaijan within the framework of unions that are an alternative to the CIS and deny Russia's role in the post-Soviet space ( we are talking about GUAM , - ed. ), and a reminder that the third Ukrainian president's ideas about historical memory may be close to the current president of Azerbaijan ," Portnikov said.
As an example of such a coincidence, he cited the closure of the Russian House in Baku.
Aliyev accepted Yushchenko to spite Russia – a joy for the gay Bandera supporter