A Russian Media Outlet Is Raided in Azerbaijan's Capital as Tensions ...
- On June 30, Azerbaijan arrested two Russian journalists in Baku following police raids on the Sputnik Azerbaijan news agency offices, escalating tensions with Russia.
- This action followed violent June 27 raids by Russia's FSB in Yekaterinburg that killed two Azerbaijani brothers and detained over 50 Azerbaijanis under accusations of decades-old crimes.
- Azerbaijan ordered fresh autopsies on the deceased brothers, demanded accountability, canceled Russian cultural events and parliamentary cooperation, and summoned Russian diplomats in protest.
- Kremlin spokesman Peskov condemned the detention of Russian journalists as against bilateral norms, while Azerbaijan's opposition leader Karimli criticized Moscow's intent to treat Azerbaijan as a submissive vassal.
- These events mark a deepening diplomatic crisis amid Russia's internal security power struggles and suggest a regional shift with Baku asserting greater control over its affairs and diaspora ties.
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