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We regard the threat to Azerbaijan as a threat to Turkey - Hulusi Akar
Baku/06.12.22/Turan: Any threat to Azerbaijan, no matter where it comes from, will be regarded as a threat to Turkey, stated on Tuesday by Turkish Defense Minister Hulusi Akar, addressing the participants of the joint Azerbaijani-Turkish military exercises "Brotherly Fist", which are taking place near the Iranian border, Anadolu agency reports. --02D--
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The elected President of the United States wants to halt Iran's nuclear program without igniting a new war, Donald Trump said in an interview with NBC. Washington is considering various options to counter Iran's nuclear program, one of which is a preemptive strike by Israeli and US air forces on Iran's nuclear facilities, The Wall Street Journal reported on December 13.
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The administration of US President Joe Biden plans to deliver "a huge amount of weapons" to Ukraine over the next five weeks, according to CNN. On December 12, Biden approved a $500 million military aid package for Ukraine.
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In a move imbued with both spiritual and geopolitical undertones, Archbishop Paul Richard Gallagher, Secretary for Relations with States of the Holy See, will arrive in Baku tomorrow for a highly anticipated visit. His return to the Azerbaijani capital marks his first visit since 2018, when he held meetings with then-Foreign Minister Elmar Mammadyarov, President Ilham Aliyev, and Vice President Mehriban Aliyeva. This visit, however, is more than a diplomatic call—it carries a deeper resonance in the evolving dynamics of Azerbaijan’s relations with the Vatican.
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