Why Iran Is Watching Baku And Damascus Closely

Why Iran Is Watching Baku And Damascus Closely

This edition of the Farda Briefing explores why Iranian media are voicing deep suspicions about the warming relationship between Azerbaijan and Syria, two players whose shifting alliances could challenge Tehran’s regional interests.

Why Iran Fears A Syria-Azerbaijan Axis

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Why Iran Fears a Syria-Azerbaijan Axis

Syrian interim President Ahmad al-Sharaa’s visit to Baku last weekend highlighted a dramatic shift in regional alliances, prompting a mix of concern, suspicion, and strategic recalculation across Iranian media. Official statements following Sharaa’s meeting with President Ilham Aliyev emphasized a new era in Syrian-Azerbaijani relations. Both leaders acknowledged past stagnation, directly blaming ousted President Bashar al-Assad’s “unfriendly po…

Iran Fears a Syria-Azerbaijan Axis

By Alexander Miller, consultant in energy markets. Eurasia Business News, July 18, 2025. Article n°1635. Picture : view on Baku, capital city of Azerbaijan. Photo credit : Eurasia Business News. Iran’s concern over a budding Syria-Azerbaijan axis stems from recent diplomatic and strategic developments that challenge Tehran’s interests in the region. The visit of Syria’s interim president Ahmad al-Sharaa to Baku in July 2025 marked a significant …

Why Iran Fears A Syria-Azerbaijan Axis – altnews.org

Authored by RFE/RL staff via OilPrice.com, Syria and Azerbaijan pledged to deepen ties, including a landmark Azerbaijani gas export deal