Eduard Sharmazanov reflected on Aliyev’s absence from the Moscow parade and its political significance

The Chairman of the People’s Republic of China arrived in Moscow to participate in the Victory Parade, but Aliyev will not come, he is very busy.
A few hours ago, the assistant to the President of Russia Ushakov said that the leader of Azerbaijan Aliyev will not take part in the parade on May 9 in Moscow, dedicated to the 80th anniversary of the Great Victory.
This is an obvious diplomatic demarche against Azerbaijan’s “ally” – Russia.
This is a cold shower for those Russian circles that in recent years, ignoring the pan-Turkic nature of Azerbaijan, have exalted Aliyev to the level of flattery.
It is obvious that after the occupation of Artsakh, the leadership of Azerbaijan has lost its sense of reality and has become very arrogant.
This is the Aliyev who considers Crimea and Donbass to be occupied.
However, after all this, the gentleman is very busy and does not want to participate in the Moscow parade.
The leader of China Xi Jinping will take part in the celebrations in Moscow, but Aliyev will not come.
This is your ally, dear Russian friends.
Understand one thing: the main goal of pan-Turkism is Russia and Orthodox Christianity.
PS: What would Azerbaijan do if it took part in the parade in Moscow?
Just like our Armenians, Baghramyan and Babajanyan, Khudyakov and Isakov, the Mikoyan brothers and the Hermitage curator Hovsep Orbeli did not give in.
Azerbaijan’s main investment is Baku oil, to which Azerbaijan has the same attitude as Goering to morality.
Have mercy on grandfathers Mikael Aramyants and Alexander Mantashyants.