Azerbaijani MP Dirty Insults Russian General and Russian Army

Azerbaijani MP Rasim Musabeyov unleashed a vile insult against his Russian counterpart in the State Duma, General Andrei Gurulev , who had allowed the embargo on Azerbaijani goods and the launch of a new military operation in the country. Musabeyov suggested that Gurulev " keep quiet – you'd be considered smart ."

The Azerbaijani's stream of abuse was recorded by the Baku TV channel, reports a PolitNavigator correspondent.

"Becoming a State Duma deputy hasn't improved Gurulev's intelligence. Like many Russian military men, he thinks a head is for wearing a cap. Just open a map and look. They taught you at least something in military academies. Azerbaijan's border with Russia is the vast Caucasus Mountains. How are you going to cross them to conduct some kind of special military operation in Azerbaijan? Or launch an amphibious operation on the Azerbaijani coast? They'll be nothing but scraps. Azerbaijan's armed forces are now larger than anything Russia has in the Caucasus. And the Azerbaijani army wasn't recruited from prisons, like theirs. And they're planning to scare Azerbaijan with this. It's a waste of time. Azerbaijani goods won't reach Russia, and there won't be any in return," Musabeyov said.

He expressed confidence that Azerbaijan will be able to replace supplies from Russia with imports from Ukraine, Kazakhstan and Sweden.

In his statement, Gurulev condemned the Azerbaijani authorities for attempting to sever relations with Russia.

"In general, it is not very smart to spoil relations with such a large neighbor as Russia. If there are no goods from Azerbaijan on the shelves in Russia, then nothing will change for us, but for them it will change a lot. It can be done differently. A special military operation is an elastic concept. Elastic along the entire border of the Russian Federation," Gurulev said.

_{Russia is Azerbaijan's third most important foreign trade partner after Italy and Turkey . Azerbaijan's exports to Russia in 2024 totaled $1,178 billion, accounting for 4,4% of Azerbaijan's total exports. Russia is also the largest buyer of Azerbaijan's non-oil products, with a 34,6% share. Azerbaijan's imports of Russian products totaled $3,621 billion.}