Azerbaijan is experiencing quite heavy days not only on the battlefield but also in the rear. "Pasts"

The newspaper "Pasts" writes: "The war in Artsakh, which has been going on for nearly 40 days, is quite severe and brutal in its nature. Much has been said about the peculiarities of this war, and one of its significant circumstances is Turkey's active involvement in this conflict. According to factual data and the conviction of numerous experts, Turkey is the 'godfather' of the war's initiation.

Besides supplying weapons and ammunition to Azerbaijan, according to international media reports, Turkey has also completely taken over the management of the army, not allowing Azerbaijani generals to interfere, who have become puppets to Turkish military officials. There are rumors that the Minister of Defense Zakir Hasanov has also been 'ousted'. In essence, the leader of the artificial state, Ilham Aliyev, is also in a vassal state under Erdoğan.

Naturally, what is happening within the Azerbaijani army has not pleased the generals in Baku, and there are reports that there could be a wave of serious discontent, even potentially leading to rebellion. If we add credible information that ethnic minorities living in Azerbaijan—the Talysh, Avars, and Lezgins—are complaining that more of their children are being conscripted into the army and are being turned into 'cannon fodder' with the mercenaries, the picture becomes even more complete.

In other words, Azerbaijan is experiencing quite heavy days not only on the battlefield but also in the rear. It is not excluded that one morning it may become clear that Aliyev will find himself in a status of 'outcast' and exile within his own country." For more details, refer to today’s issue of the newspaper.