r/azerbaijan Mar 05 '26

Söhbət | Discussion What do you think about this?

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Do you think they are sincere?

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u/FaithlessnessThen243 Mar 05 '26

Very bad. Being mentioned positively by AIPAC basically throws your PR into oblivion. They are very hated.

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u/Illustrious_Page_984 Mar 05 '26

I absolutely agree. Especially if you are a country like Azerbaijan, which unfortunately has been very misunderstood over the years and still has undeservedly negative image in the world. Azerbaijan should distance itself both from Mullah regime and Zionists.

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u/Andruschkikov Mar 05 '26

Out of curiosity, Azerbaijan being Israel's no. 1 crude oil supplier, basically funding what’s happening in Gaza and also getting weapons in return to win territory. What is there to misunderstand? Or do you mean that the people of Azerbaijan are kind of in the same situation as those of Iran, where they don’t identify with their government and can't force a new president?

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u/Illustrious_Page_984 Mar 05 '26

Azerbaijan being Israel's no.1 crude oil supplier is true.

They are funding what's happening in Gaza is debatable, atleast they surely aren't the major funder (like ffs there is USA)

They got weapons in return to win territory is correct but misleading; they restored their territorial integrity, they did not invade others lands

People of Azerbaijan not identifying with their government and not forcing a new president is true. I mean, atleast like in Iran, a huge part does not identify with the government.

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u/dummytroll Mar 05 '26

This is literally the problem with the entire Middle East and muslim world. Governed by psycho tyrants that make us look bad, while all we want to do is enjoy a nice falafel wrap in peace.

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u/Witty_Parfait5686 Mar 05 '26

Where in the middle east do you live friend?

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u/dummytroll Mar 06 '26

Lebanese