
Ukrainian Foreign Minister Sybiha’s visit to Baku rankles Russian pro-government media
The Russian media outlet Tsargrad, known for its pro-government views, wrote that the visit was a sign that Azerbaijan had become openly pro-Ukraine.
The Russian media outlet Tsargrad, known for its pro-government views, wrote that the visit was a sign that Azerbaijan had become openly pro-Ukraine.
The sanctions were announced on 9 May, the day Russia and other former Soviet states commemorate the Soviet Union’s victory over Nazi Germany.
The news of the cancellation was announced by Kremlin official Yuri Ushakov.
The pro-government Azerbaijani media outlet APA said that Russia has yet to release any details of its investigation into the crash.
Azerbaijan’s Foreign Ministry called the decision by Russia ‘an unfriendly step’.
The Director of the Russian Foreign Intelligence Service, Sergei Naryshkin, visited Baku to participate in a conference.
Russia also said that Armenia’s ‘frozen’ membership in the CSTO ‘does not contribute to strengthening Armenia’s security’.