Putin and Aliyev in Beijing: A Cold Handshake May Signal a New Conflict.
According to The Sun: Vladimir Putin met with former ally Ilham Aliyev at a military parade in Beijing. Their strained handshake may indicate tension in their relationship. Video shows the 72-year-old Russian leader trying to walk past Aliyev as he ascends the platform.
East2WestAfter a brief meeting with Aliyev, Putin shook hands with the wife of the President of Azerbaijan, Mehriban Aliyeva, but the atmosphere remained tense.
Just a few minutes earlier, Aliyev warmly embraced other world leaders, but with Putin, it was different.
The situation between Moscow and Baku has complicated since the incident when a Russian air defense system hit an Azerbaijan Airlines plane, resulting in 38 deaths.
“We know what happened—and we can prove it,” emphasized Aliyev.
President Aliyev, highlighting the seriousness of the circumstances, remarked: “We do not want war... but we must be ready for it at any moment.”
The conflict between the two countries continues to escalate, and the arrests of citizens on both sides only increase tensions.
Channels supporting Putin are already discussing the possibility of conflict, claiming that “conflict with Baku... is inevitable.”
The Western world is also watching events closely, as Putin discussed possible scenarios for new military actions with world leaders.
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“With the development of biotechnology, human organs can be continuously transplanted, and people can live younger,” noted Putin.
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A moment with an open microphone showed intriguing conversations between Kim, Putin, and Xi.
Putin's visit and meeting with Aliyev highlight the growing tension in relations between Russia and Azerbaijan. Both countries find themselves in a highly complex situation, and the scenario remains under the careful scrutiny of the international community, which forecasts possible further escalations. In light of recent events, it is important to note that any similar incidents could worsen the security situation in the region.
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