US EditionAzerbaijan and Russia Are on a Collision Course, but Why Now?
AZERBAIJAN, JUL 20 – Azerbaijan seeks justice for 38 lives lost, accusing Russia of negligence and missile strike, and plans international lawsuits demanding accountability and compensation.
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[Yomiuri Shimbun] President Ilham Aliyev of Azerbaijan, a former Soviet republic, has indicated his intention to sue Russia at an international judicial body over the crash of an Azerbaijan Airlines passenger plane that occurred last December. Aliyev said that Ukraine, which is under Russian aggression, should "surrender."
Russian general ordered Azerbaijan flight shootdown: report
A new report alleges that a Russian general who ordered the missile strike on an Azerbaijan Airlines passenger flight in December 2024 not only escaped punishment but was later promoted. From a misidentified target to a fatal order On December 25, 2024, an Azerbaijan Airlines Embraer E190 (registration 4K-AZ65) operating flight J2-8243 from Baku to Grozny diverted over the Caspian Sea and crashed near Aktau International Airport (SCO) in Kazakh…
Baku is preparing a lawsuit against Moscow, which it will soon send to the international court. Russia is also informed about this, and the whole world has already been informed after Ilham Aliyev personally announced the news at the Shusha Global Media Forum. The case concerns an Azerbaijani plane shot down in Kazakhstan in December last year, killing 38 of the 67 passengers on board. Despite Moscow's six-month silence, Azerbaijan has evidence …
Azerbaijan to Launch International Lawsuits Against Russia Over Aktau Plane Crash, President Announces – EUROP INFO
Azerbaijan has announced its intention to pursue international legal action against Russia in response to the recent Aktau plane crash, President Ilham Aliyev confirmed. The deadly incident, which claimed numerous lives, has escalated tensions between the two countries, with Azerbaijan seeking accountability through global judicial channels. This move marks a significant development in the aftermath of the tragedy, highlighting the growing diplo…
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