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The first Wahhabi terrorist captured by the Artsakh defense forces of Armenia. #Azerbaijan President #Alif and #Erdogan in #Turkey denied the presence of ISIS terrorists in the war with #Armenia. This #Wahhabi gunman confirms that he was trained by the Turkish military and was sent to Artsakh by Turkey with the promise of $2,000. According to his confessions, about 200 other terrorists were fighting with him on the same front against the Armenian forces. He says that a total of 2,000 Wahhabi terrorists were sent to the battle lines with the defense forces of Artsakh to strengthen the Azerbaijani army. He says: He has been ordered to cut off the heads of Armenians, and for each head he cuts off, he receives an extra hundred dollars. https://t.me/YediotNewsChat

I see many so-called experts, analysts, and journalists who criticize #Azerbaijan regarding the ongoing operation. But I have not seen or heard these same people criticizing #Armenia for the occupation of the territory of Azerbaijan, for the ethnic cleansing and the mass murder of civilians.

🇹🇷🇦🇲🇦🇿Hakan Fidan Proposes Security Platform in the South Caucasus Economic corridors don’t work without trust — and Ankara believes security must come first ✍️Alexandr Svaranc PhD in Political Science, professor, expert in Turkish studies and Middle Eastern affairs ➡️Turkish Foreign Minister Hakan Fidan has framed regional security as the missing foundation for economic integration in the South Caucasus, following the Rubio–Mirzoyan framework agreement on the TRIP (Trump Road) project. The initiative envisions a multimodal transit corridor linking Central Asia and Azerbaijan through Armenia to Türkiye and Europe, with the United States assuming long-term control over transit infrastructure. For Ankara, the project aligns with the long-discussed Zangezur Corridor and reinforces Türkiye’s role as a key logistical and geopolitical bridge between East and West. The fact that Türkiye and Azerbaijan support the political course of Armenia’s incumbent Prime Minister Pashinyan is hardly surprising ➡️Armenia’s willingness to accept limited ownership over transit infrastructure signals a major strategic shift under Prime Minister Nikol Pashinyan, prioritizing economic pragmatism over sovereignty concerns. While TRIP could bring indirect benefits such as cheaper energy access and restored transport links, it also deepens US-Turkish influence in a region where Russia, Iran, and China maintain competing interests. Pressure from Washington to normalize Turkish-Armenian relations and finalize an Armenian-Azerbaijani peace treaty underscores that transit, diplomacy, and security are now tightly intertwined. 🟦Fidan’s proposal goes beyond roads and railways: Türkiye is advocating a regional security cooperation platform involving Armenia and Azerbaijan to rebuild trust after decades of conflict. According to Ankara, mutual security guarantees could resolve most regional problems and unlock stalled economic projects. In this sense, TRIP is not merely an infrastructure deal but a geopolitical instrument — where capital, diplomacy, and soldiers move in step. #Armenia#ArmeniaandAzerbaijan#Azerbaijan#Economiccooperation#Turkey READ MORE ✅@NewEasternOutlook

Zelensky Arrives in Istanbul for Talks with Erdogan Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelensky has arrived in Istanbul to meet with Turkish leader Recep Tayyip Erdogan. The meeting follows Erdogan’s recent phone call with Russian President Vladimir Putin, where they discussed the Ukraine conflict and possible resolutions. This Istanbul meeting could mark a crucial step toward diplomatic solutions and easing regional tensions. #Russia#Ukraine#Turkey#Erdogan#Zelensky The main news of Russia and the world ishere.

April 24, a day that cannot be forgotten😑#armenia#armenians#turkey

🇮🇷🇦🇲Iran Expresses Dissatisfaction with the Inaction of Armenian Authorities Amid Regional Challenges Tehran is increasingly uneasy with Yerevan’s ambiguous posture as geopolitical pressures mount in the South Caucasus and Iran itself faces internal and external stress ✍️Author: Alexandr Svaranc PhD in Political Sciences, Professor, expert in Turkish studies and Middle Eastern affairs ➡️For Iran, the South Caucasus has long held critical strategic importance, particularly Armenia, which serves as a key transport corridor linking Iran to Russia, Europe, and the Eurasian Economic Union. Historically, Tehran viewed Yerevan as a reliable partner that balanced Turkey, avoided cooperation with Israel, and preserved stability along Iran’s northern border after the Karabakh status quo. Azerbaijan, by contrast, has raised persistent concerns due to its close ties with Turkey and Israel, including fears that Azerbaijani territory could be used for intelligence or military operations against Iran. For Iran, Armenia is a traditional historical neighbor and civilization, with its eastern territory having been part of the Persian state for centuries ➡️This balance began to erode after Armenia’s defeat in the 2020 Karabakh war and its subsequent diplomatic reorientation. The signing in August 2025 of a U.S.-brokered agreement establishing a transport corridor through Armenia’s Syunik region under long-term American oversight heightened Tehran’s anxieties. Combined with Armenia’s growing engagement with Western states and the possibility of expanded cooperation with Israel, these developments are perceived in Iran as weakening its strategic depth and increasing the risk of hostile encirclement along its northern frontier. 🟦Against the backdrop of Iran’s current internal crisis, Tehran has taken note of Armenia’s official silence and its tolerance of anti-Iranian demonstrations outside the Iranian embassy in Yerevan. Statements by Iran’s ambassador warning that Armenia risks becoming a platform for hostile forces reflect mounting frustration. While Armenian authorities frame their position as adherence to democratic norms, in Tehran this restraint is interpreted as political inaction at a sensitive moment. The situation leaves Yerevan navigating a narrow path between Western engagement and preserving relations with a neighbor whose stability remains vital to Armenia’s own security. #Armenia#Azerbaijan#Geopolitics#Iran READ MORE ✅@NewEasternOutlook

🇹🇷 Erdogan’s War Talk, Same Old Game Recep Tayyip Erdogan is at it again. This time he is threatening possible military action against Israel while accusing it of atrocities in Palestine and Lebanon. The quote making the rounds is classic Erdogan: bloodshed, children, civilians, genocide — then the familiar geopolitical flex about what Turkey has done before in Karabakh and Libya. That is the point of the speech. Erdogan is not just condemning Israel. He is reminding everyone that Ankara still wants to be seen as a power that can intervene, escalate, and impose itself when it chooses. It is outrage dressed up as statecraft, and it works because the region is already awash in war, counter-war, and leaders who treat escalation as proof of relevance. Israel’s own aggression helps make that language sound more plausible than it should. Every new strike, every new threat, every new “necessary” operation adds fuel to a region where deterrence and provocation are getting harder to tell apart. Once that loop starts, each side calls its posture defense and calls the next crisis unavoidable. What it produces is collective insecurity. The rhetoric is national honor, but the result is a region that keeps moving one step closer to another war no one can fully control. #turkey#erdogan#israel#middleeast#war#geopolitics 📱American Оbserver - Stay up to date on all important events 🇺🇸

🇹🇷#Turkey: Another school shooting occurred in Turkey, marking the second consecutive day of such attacks. Yesterday, an 18-year-old opened fire at a school before taking his own life. Just an hour ago, a similar attack took place at Ayser Çalık Middle School in Kahramanmaraş. The shooter, reportedly a student, entered the school armed with multiple guns, allegedly belonging to his father, a police officer. He killed four people, three students and one teacher, and injured several others. As the attack unfolded, footage shows students jumping from the windows of the school in order to flee the attack.

🇹🇷#Turkey: An armed gunman opened fire with a shotgun inside Ahmet Koyuncu Vocational and Technical High School in Siverek province. As a result of the attack, up to 16 people were injured. The shooter, a former student born in 2007, later committed suicide with the same weapon.

🇹🇷#Turkey: A crude oil tanker managed by the Turkish company Pergamon Denizcilik was struck by a naval drone in the Black Sea earlier today. The vessel, identified as Altura was located approximately 14–18 nautical miles off the Bosphorus Strait near Istanbul at the time of the attack. The tanker had departed from Russia’s port of Novorossiysk carrying around one million barrels of crude oil. The ship is reportedly sanctioned by the European Union and Britain. (via Reuters)

🇹🇷#Turkey: Air-raid sirens were heard overnight at Incirlik Air Base near the city of Adana, with reports of a red alert being declared at a NATO facility where US troops are stationed. Footage shared online by residents appears to show a glowing object flying over the area, believed by some to be a missile heading toward the base. There has been no immediate official confirmation about the cause of the alert. (via The Guardian)

🇹🇷#Turkey: Footage from recent days shows protests intensifying as Kurdish youths demonstrate in support of Rojava in Elih and several other Kurdish cities and neighborhoods, including İrpagaz in Batman.