Analysis of Azerbaijan-Israel Military Relations

Show the map, then we’ll look at that report.

Okay, put the map back up.

Look, these reports from the public or border guard personnel, from the border residents, these,

are plentiful, and we have interview videos with them where they say, well, at night and in the middle of the night, anyway,

you know, for example, it’s not just one or two people, it’s people from that same region, our own Azerbaijan.

They say we hear the sound of airplane and drone traffic, or sometimes they say, sir, we saw it.

That’s what it was. You can’t say this huge volume of reports is nothing.

A defense that, well, those who wanted to defend Azerbaijan would make, they would say

that no, Azerbaijan is our friend, it has no issue with us either, and I myself

don’t agree with this analysis, okay? I’m just repeating what they said.

They would say, well, for example, Iraq is our friend too.

The U.S. or Israel comes and uses its airspace, and Iraq, the poor thing, what can it do

about it? Azerbaijan is the same way, so, for example, if they want to pass over up there with an F-35

Shen, do they have the tools to be able to do anything? Even if they have the tools, for this they really don't have the will.

They don't have the will necessary to do this. They don't want to get into a war with America or Israel,

a wide-scale war

that…

So that stayed until this CNN report came out. Guys, if you can, we also posted the report.

CNN report—

Guys, put up CNN itself.

It came out, and its date isn't for today or right now.

It's from late

June fifth, 2006.

2006.

Yeah, which says, sources say Israel, during the course of a war with Iran within the framework of

a secret network throughout the region, has deployed military forces to the Republic of Azerbaijan.

In this CNN report about Azerbaijan—

This is that after our forty-day period, meaning—

Yes, yes.

The forty-day period.

At least CNN— Look, as of now, our analysis is that we don't have military intelligence.

We don't.

These sources are public, and the source is American CNN, too.

It says at least three types of forces—look, not three forces, three types of forces.

Forces. Now, each of them for sure has several shifts.

Was. I mean, it’s more than all this.

Being present there. First, a drone unit, this Orbiter drone that the doctor mentioned is exactly a tactical reconnaissance drone, its range is very limited, and two people in this region have it. One is Azerbaijan, and one is the UAE.

The doctor said it is exactly a tactical reconnaissance drone, its range is very limited, and two people in this region have it.

One is Azerbaijan, and one is the UAE.

The UAE.

Yeah, no, its range is very limited. If they launch it from Israel, then at most it can, for example, recon—

for example, after the West Bank

it can conduct reconnaissance. There has to be somewhere where you are right up against that

that

region you want. Uh, uh, uh… and in the south we also shot down a lot of Orbiters.

He says one of their units was a drone unit that was present.

The second unit was a military intelligence unit that— work— we’re talking about

signal collection and things like that, generally and conventionally we call it wiretapping.

Wiretapping work means it was collecting our information, it was.

The third was also a commando unit for special operations that had brought these people.

I’ll say it again, it’s the CNN report. It says they were stationed 60 miles from Tabriz.

They had done it. It comes to about ninety and— It comes to exactly ninety-six kilometers, I think, that

Ninety-six kilometers from Tabriz, and it wasn’t even in southern Azerbaijan, huh. It was down there.

It wasn’t that much, either.

Closer than—

Yeah, exactly, they had brought it close to us. This report of his exists, and it’s still on his site and is readable.

It raises that suspicion, that, sir,

Ilham Aliyev—

What are they supposed to do with their airspace? What can they do so that it controls it, so an F-35 can pass through?

Yeah, on the ground, you can’t anymore, uhh… for this you need permits and coordination and all that.

Those same discussions— I mean, look, that data-collection unit that they bring,

It comes,

It installs the radars and the equipment that collect data at the minimum distance from the border with you. Meaning—

Meaning—

It’s cables and physical, ground-based stuff.

These— These, after that, need cable, these need electricity.

They need.

Then its data output has to go into a computer to be processed.

Then it can send it to the military forces who are in Israel, or to Centcom, which…

So they can use that data. It’s a very important thing.

Uh, and you absolutely have to give the other side permission to be present on that ground.

This isn’t something where, for example, you think two people secretly, like, for instance, in the way that, for instance, in

the Emirates

they carried out assassinations—those four people with fake passports going with two suitcases—it’s not like that.

These several cargo planes, equipment came in, expert teams came in, and the course of

that 40-day war too—look, it wasn’t four hours of fighting . These were several shifts.

I mean, in the end, even if the other side was working for 12 hours , for six hours they had to go sleep.

Then someone else had to sit in their place. Meaning their numbers were greater.

Their drones that operated—at minimum, I’m saying—we can’t ignore the mass of reports

from our people, some of whom were, for example, border guard forces and law enforcement who were there, and

their videos are all over social media, where they spoke.

Sir, I’m hearing it every night, I can even tell you the exact time. Anyway, it’s become, like, routine.

I know what time they come. That was it, and it was their third special operations group

that, as far as

as far as I know, I don’t think they carried it out.

Nothing, we have no data at all that he did that work.

Some people also say that it wasn’t a special operation, and in fact it was a

search and rescue force, so that if, God forbid, an aircraft of theirs went down in our region

in the northwest, they could make a rapid entry to extract their pilot.

For example, well. But at least there was a unit like that too.

The report is also from CNN.

We really don’t have this Painal data information.

But CNN says it was this, and let me also say one point because I checked this.

Israel never denied it.

Yes, they didn’t deny it. No, not only did they not deny it, they published this exact report

Jpost, if

I’m not mistaken, also published it quoting CNN.

And I also saw The Times of Israel. The Times of Israel, besides that, published a series of additional reports

as well,

which said that these special units that dear Mr. Eshraghi pointed out, they said that

in some of the assassinations in which they had a role inside Iran, now, according to The Times of Israel’s claim, these

special units that were stationed in Azerbaijan had a role.

Of course, we also had MRADJ at that time, dear Mr. Razavi.

Look, I remember in that period when Trump was, anyway, starting

that talk, that illusion of an attack by separatist groups, we witnessed a

large-scale stockpiling of military and security forces from the borders in the Republic of Azerbaijan

which was a strange thing. Meaning an arrangement that, for example, they say, as the saying goes,

from there they wanted, for example,

for example, for an official action to be carried out, and at the same time with those, there was also a war of perception and cognition

that was creating a justification, for example, for entry or, in fact, interventions

militarily. All of this shows that, anyway, the Republic

Azerbaijan in the puzzle

In fact, the Saxony axis has worked in Hebrew, and does work, and denial doesn’t help

us. We