Azerbaijan’s FM visited Irpin, town that stopped Russia’s drive on Kyiv, and offered gas supplies
Baku is ready to expand energy cooperation, as Azerbaijan's relations with Russia deteriorate.
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Secret German-Russian meeting on Ukraine war took place in Baku without authorities’ knowledge, Aliyev says
Azerbaijani President Ilham Aliyev confirmed reports of undisclosed talks in Baku between former German and Russian officials on Russia's war against Ukraine, while German Chancellor Friedrich Merz denied any government involvement, Bloomberg reports.
WSJ: Putin’s sanctioned inner circle keeps buying Western business jets through a web of middlemen
A WSJ investigation traces Bombardier and Gulfstream business jets from European dealers through Dubai and Bermuda into Kremlin hands.
Latvia convicted one member of a Starlink supply network to Russia — three others in the same network await trial
Latvia's State Security Service investigation found the group ordered the equipment online and shipped it illegally into Russia, where it was sold to people connected to the Russian armed forces
Russia wants Europe hooked on its oil. It’s bombing Ukraine’s southern routes that offer alternative for two days in row
Russia targets Ukrainian oil and gas facilities to block non-Russian energy flows to Europe.
From shared Soviet past to mutual support: Azerbaijan delivers critical generators to Ukraine’s emergency service
Once under Moscow's control together. Now helping each other.
Europe scrambles to ship generators to Ukraine as thousands of Kyiv families remain without heat three days after Russian strikes
International partners delivered backup energy equipment totaling over 145 MW in a single week, while over 230 repair crews battle to restore heating knocked out during Russia's overnight attack on 3 February.
Mirage or Rafale? Ukraine teases “historic” French jet deal
Ukraine’s President says a major agreement to boost the country’s air power will be signed with France on 17 November.
Trump says he won’t meet Putin unless “we’re going to make a deal”
Trump said he would only engage in talks if there was a clear pathway to a peace agreement.
Putin admits for first time Russia shot down Azerbaijani passenger jet last year
Ten months after the crash that killed 38, Moscow says air defense hit the passenger jet.
Reuters: Turkey’s billion‑dollar gas shift could collapse Russia’s last major foothold in Europe
Ankara’s plan to meet more than half its gas demand with domestic fields and US LNG may end Moscow’s energy dominance.
Azerbaijani MiG-29s enter Ukrainian service as regional alliance shifts
New images suggest Ukraine has quietly integrated Azerbaijani MiG-29 fighters into combat operations, potentially expanding Kyiv's air capabilities just as Baku distances itself from Moscow.
Azerbaijan oil depot SOCAR hit by 10 Russian drones in second Odesa attack this month
The same SOCAR oil depot targeted by Russian drones on 8 Aug. came under attack again overnight, igniting fires that required over 100 emergency responders and a railway fire train to extinguish
HUR: Kremlin’s drive to reabsorb former Soviet states threatens freedom across Eurasia
Ukraine’s fight for EU integration stands as a barrier to Moscow’s plan to unify neighboring countries under its thumb.
With infrastructure in ruins and winter ahead, Ukraine finds gas power where Russia once ruled
The Trans-Balkan corridor becomes Kyiv’s newest artery in the war for energy survival.
Frontline report: Azerbaijan arrests Wagner fighters as war criminals, breaking post-Soviet precedent
Ramil Aliyev and Ismayil Hasanov served time in Russian penal colonies before Prigozhin's Project-K recruited them for Ukraine—now they face mercenary charges in their homeland.
“Most valuable thing we have”: Ukrainian journalist gifts military chevrons to Azerbaijan president Aliyev
At a diplomatic forum in Shusha, Ukrainian journalist Olena Kurbanova presented the military chevrons to Azerbaijan President Ilham Aliyev, calling them Ukraine's "most valuable" possessions.
Ukraine’s Intelligence: Moscow accelerates its troop buildup in Armenia as tensions with Azerbaijan rise
Ukraine’s military intelligence warns: this is not a coincidence—it’s part of a calculated move to destabilize the region.
Editor and director of Sputnik Azerbaijan detained in police raid as suspected Russian spies
Local reports say masked police took away the Russian propaganda outlet’s leadership.
Azerbaijan expels main Kremlin propaganda organization from country
Baku shut down Rossotrudnichestvo’s operations, citing unregistered status and suspected intelligence-linked schemes.