Iranian subtext in President Aliyev’s Shusha speech

Amidst all the critical messages contained in President Aliyev’s recent Shusha speech, delivered on the second anniversary of the city’s glorious liberation, there was one theme which, despite not occupying a fully-fledged centrality therein, was articulated with particularly punchy poignancy, crispiness and glaring clarity. Having uttered the name of Iran at no point during his address, the Azerbaijani leader delivered a damning rebuke of Tehran’s hostile foreign policy, which have recently assumed a specifically unique form of moral depravity and obstreperousness.
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