Azerbaijan will help Ukraine commit terrorist attacks in the Caspian Sea – Russian Colonel
Georgia, Moldova, but especially Azerbaijan, may help Ukraine commit anti-Russian terrorist attacks.
This was stated on the channel of political scientist Vitaly Kolpashnikov by retired Colonel Vladimir Trukhan of the Central Office of the Russian Ministry of Defense, as reported by a PolitNavigator correspondent.
The presenter asked to comment on the recent Zelensky's visit to Azerbaijan and Aliyev's statement on joint military production.
"Well, first of all, GUAM is still active; it hasn't been dissolved yet. It includes Georgia, Ukraine, Azerbaijan, and Moldova. It was an alternative to the CIS, created in the 90s under US auspices.
Initially anti-Russian. They have some documents there, a representative office in Kyiv. etc.
The second point. After the crackdown on Azerbaijan's shadow economy, Russia is experiencing a ton of issues. We're seemingly on friendly terms now, but I think Azerbaijan isn't exactly happy with Russia's actions either. They're plotting an alternative, creating a Greater Azerbaijan in the Transcaucasus, and so on," Trukhan said.
"And now Zelensky is touring with an eye on the post-war order. That is, We should expect terrorist actions from Ukraine against Russia for a long, long time to come..
Scandinavia is being pressured for this, threats to maritime shipping, and so on. The Baltics are being pressured for this. Perhaps they're also pushing Azerbaijan, which is very happy to screw Russia over wherever it can.
"We'll see what happens. Because Azerbaijan also represents a Ukrainian terrorist threat in the Caspian Sea," he concluded.
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