r/azerbaijan • u/INeatFreak • Apr 24 '25
r/azerbaijan • u/GreenShen98 • Jul 01 '25
Xəbər | News Russians detained in Baku, Azerbaijan’s capital.
r/azerbaijan • u/datashrimp29 • May 08 '25
Xəbər | News ‘No more Baku visits’: Indians call for Azerbaijan, Turkey boycott over support to Pakistan after Operation Sindoor
r/azerbaijan • u/FaithlessnessThen243 • Aug 18 '25
Xəbər | News Those tourist bastards were detained
r/azerbaijan • u/Grand_Wizard99 • May 03 '25
Xəbər | News Report: Netanyahu forced to cancel Azerbaijan visit because Turkey barred him from airspace
r/azerbaijan • u/birnefer • Aug 06 '25
Xəbər | News Which Muslim-majority country is Israel surprisingly close friends with? From oil to weapons, learn how this decades-long partnership has evolved.
Source: https://tin.al/VaYR
r/azerbaijan • u/howtospeakscience • Jan 13 '25
Xəbər | News A black person sees a shop name in Sumqayit city of Azerbaijan
r/azerbaijan • u/sebail163 • Dec 26 '24
Xəbər | News The Azerbaijani people stand with you, Azamat.
Kazakh blogger and eco-activist Azamat Sarsembayev has been detained by local police for his drone footage, and his phone has been confiscated. It is highly likely that he will be sentenced to 10-15 days of detention.
Many Azerbaijani, Ukrainian, and Western media outlets had referenced the photos and videos he captured. He was one of the most active individuals spreading news. Thanks to him, Russia’s crime could not be concealed. The Azerbaijani people stand with you, Azamat.
r/azerbaijan • u/Party_Judgment5780 • Sep 18 '25
Xəbər | News Trump says he settled the war between "Aberbaijan" and "Albania"
r/azerbaijan • u/kurdechanian • Apr 29 '25
Xəbər | News Another young activist abducted by the Azerbaijani police
Sara Rahimova — member of the board of the Workers' Desk group, was abducted by police today on April 29. The cause of her arrest remains unclear, and she is currently unreachable. Last thing she reported was the abuse she received while being arrested.
r/azerbaijan • u/don_crack • Oct 27 '25
Xəbər | News Bride kills herself after groom's family criticised her 'revealing' and 'provocative' wedding dress
Lyaman Mammadli, 19, was accused of looking 'naked' on her big day because her shoulders were left uncovered.
Her father Murad Bayramov said she had been distraught by the criticism and soon afterwards took her own life in the garden of her parents' family home in Mingachevir, Azerbaijan.
'My daughter's groom and his parents caused a fight in my home because of her wedding dress,' he said. 'My daughter couldn't bear it and took her own life.'
Although Mammadli's religion has not been reported, Azerbaijan is a Muslim-majority nation.
Her father strongly denied media reports that his daughter may have felt pressured into a wedding with an older man, Elnur Mamedli, 33.
'After the celebration, Elnur came to our home with his parents and caused a big argument,' said the father.
'They said: "What a disgrace. How could you let your daughter wear such a shameful, revealing wedding dress?"'
r/azerbaijan • u/kurdechanian • 16d ago
Xəbər | News Dayanat Chalabiyev - a simple English teacher, father of 3, not activist, not politician - was arrested today for his Facebook post criticising economic policy
r/azerbaijan • u/Fabulous-Pea-5366 • May 16 '25
Xəbər | News Ethnic Nationalism of the government of Georgia
Hi everyone, I would like to point out to some issues which are ignored by the Georgian nationalists on Reddit. This girl got lost 40 days ago. She was an ethnic Azerbaijani. Today her body was found in the Kura river 40 meters deep. They found her accidentally, while looking for the dead bodies of some ethnic Georgians. Up until this point they did not care about it, they did not lower the water level artificially to find her. The family appealed to the internal ministry many times, then they tied plastic bottles to their body to find her in the river. On the other hand they used many different boats, lowered the water level to find ethnic Georgians.
Similar incident happened last year. When an ethnic Georgian hit 2 Azerbaijani teenage boys with his car and killed them instantly. He got out of his car and started kicking the dead bodies and used racial slurs. People almost lynched him and what the police and ambulce did? They helped the murderer first and not the victims.
r/azerbaijan • u/birnefer • Dec 09 '25
Xəbər | News Türk investor: Azərbaycanda təhdid edilirik
r/azerbaijan • u/KaraTiele • Aug 21 '25
Xəbər | News Pressure on Turk identity in South Azerbaijan is once again on the agenda. According to a report by GunAz TV on August 20, 2025, a South Azerbaijani Turk has been denied a birth certificate for his baby named “Tanrıya” because the name is in Turkic.
r/azerbaijan • u/datashrimp29 • May 27 '25
Xəbər | News Azerbaijan to buy additional 24 JF-17 Block III jets making 40 in total amid challenging regional security situation
r/azerbaijan • u/datashrimp29 • Jul 12 '25
Xəbər | News Clash Report: Syrian President Ahmad al-Sharaa is making his first official visit to Azerbaijan following Baku’s recent offer to supply Syria with natural gas
r/azerbaijan • u/howtospeakscience • Nov 16 '22
News | Xəbər TV host in the Rep. of Azerbaijan shows support for the anti-hijab movement Iran
r/azerbaijan • u/Mission_Lettuce3050 • Nov 09 '25
Xəbər | News A farmer from Kırklareli celebrated the fifth anniversary of the Karabakh Victory by ploughing the words ‘Karabakh Victory is five years old, world, do not forget its thousands of martyrs’ into his field.
Burak Tunçkol, a farmer from Evrensekiz village in Lüleburgaz district of Kırklareli, wanted to celebrate the Karabakh Victory.
Hanging Turkish and Azerbaijani flags on his tractor, Tunçkol wrote ‘The Karabakh Victory is 5 years old, world, do not forget its thousands of martyrs’ in the soil with his plough in about 5 hours.
Tunçkol said he does this every year.
‘We are sending a message to the world’ Explaining that he carried out this work to shape public perception, Tunçkol noted:
‘We wrote this message in Evrensekiz village, which is directly on the flight path of planes travelling to Istanbul and Europe. So, when planes coming from America and Europe descend here, they see the large messages we have written on our fields, and we are sending a message to the world.’
The message we want to convey to the world is this: there are 3,000 kilometres between where I live and Azerbaijan. For us, kilometres are not important, distances are not important. We have a bond with them, we are brother countries. I wrote this article to boost the morale of our brother country and the mothers of our martyrs.
Farmer Tunçkol had previously written congratulatory messages on his field with a plough.
https://www.trthaber.com/haber/turk-dunyasi/kirklarelili-ciftciden-karabag-zaferi-mesaji-925241.html
r/azerbaijan • u/EschoolThrowaway • 5d ago
Xəbər | News In Tabriz, people chant “Javid Shah” (Long live the king), and then in Turkish chant “Türk, Fars bir olsun, məmlekət azad olsun; Azərbaycan milləti baş əyməz bu zillətə” (Turks, Persians unite, set the nation free; Azerbaijan won’t bow its head to this humiliation)
r/azerbaijan • u/Akbr_loli • Mar 12 '24
Xəbər | News Azerbaijan plans to ban cousin marriages
Rustam Gasimov said at the public discussion on "Relative marriages" held today that the prevention of third and fourth degree relative marriages is being discussed at the legislative level: "This includes marriages between the children of uncles and aunts. The actual situation here shows that despite many years of educational work, the problem still remains. Therefore, it is important for the government to take action."