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x.com/mikenov/status/1949436…Michael Novakhov (@mikenov)What claims did Russian TV make about Azerbaijan and Operation Spiderweb?
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Azerbaijan helped Ukraine carry out “Operation Spiderweb”. This claim comes amid rising tensions between Russia and Azerbaijan and increasing Russian rhetoric targeting Azerbaijan.Some segments broadcast on Russian state TV have reportedly claimed thatTensions between Russia and AzerbaijanDiplomatic Rupture: Relations between Russia and Azerbaijan have significantly deteriorated, marked by incidents such as the closure of Russia’s Sputnik bureau in Azerbaijan and the arrest of Russian citizens in Azerbaijan.
Controversial Claims: Russian propagandists have reportedly engaged in hostile rhetoric towards Azerbaijan, including threats of military action, demands for the deportation of Azerbaijanis from Russia, and accusations of Azerbaijan acting as a “NATO outpost”.
Retaliatory Actions: Azerbaijan has responded by arresting Russian citizens, according to azerbaycan24.com, and criticizing Russian actions in international forums.
It is important to note that these are claims made by Russian state media and related sources, often within a context of heightened rhetoric and geopolitical tensions. Independent verification of such claims is crucial.
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Did Putin order to investigate the Russian TV allegations about the Azerbaijan’s role in the “Operation Spiderweb”?
Recent searches focus on Ukraine’s “Operation Spiderweb” in June 2025 and its aftermath, with no mentions of any specific Russian TV allegations about Azerbaijan’s role in this operation. There is no information in the search results about Putin ordering an investigation into any such claims.
However, the Kremlin has commented generally on security concerns and the justification of security measures in the wake of the attacks associated with “Operation Spiderweb”. When asked about mass internet shutdowns that have affected most of Russia, Kremlin spokesperson Peskov stated that “everything that has to do with ensuring the safety of citizens, everything is justified and everything is a priority”. He also noted that Ukrainian drone attacks, like those in “Operation Spiderweb”, spurred increased action due to fears that drones could appear in any Russian region.
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–What claims did Russian TV make about Azerbaijan and Operation Spiderweb?
Following Operation Spiderweb in June 2025, Russian state television outlets aired claims that Azerbaijan assisted Ukraine in carrying out the drone attacks.
Specifically, the accusations alleged that Azerbaijani special services, “using their diasporas in Russia,” provided logistical support to Ukrainian intelligence for Operation Spiderweb. According to these reports, the Azerbaijani diaspora networks within Russia were involved in providing logistics for the Armed Forces of Ukraine.
Following these allegations, Russian security services reportedly began carrying out operations to “neutralize Azerbaijani diasporas,” which they believed were functioning as an “intelligence outpost” coordinating with Ukrainian intelligence.
These accusations were broadcast amidst worsening bilateral relations between Russia and Azerbaijan, marked by heightened tension over previous incidents, including a disputed plane crash and arrests of Azerbaijani citizens in Russia. Azerbaijan has not officially responded to these specific allegations regarding Operation Spiderweb.— https://x.com/mikenov/status/1949436375989653517— Michael Novakhov (@mikenov) Jan 1, 2026
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There can be other actors besides #Ukraine.
In “Operation Spiderweb”, of June 1, 2025
#Azerbaijan was suspected to transport in advance the drones hidden inside of the fruits – vegetables delivery tracks, close to their targets, and these suspicions were aired on Russian TV.
Timing with Netanyahu’s visit, and Aliyev’s absence at the recent Moscow meetings might also be telling.x.com/mikenov/status/1949430…New York Post (@nypost)Putin claimed Ukraine targeted his home — the CIA says it never happened trib.al/wmWxqq1— https://x.com/nypost/status/2006517331732635909
— Michael Novakhov (@mikenov) Jan 1, 2026
#CIA
x.com/nypost/status/20065173…
There can be other actors besides #Ukraine.
In “Operation Spiderweb”, of June 1, 2025
#Azerbaijan was suspected to transport the drones inside of the fruits – vegetables delivery tracks, close to their targets, and these suspicions were aired on Russian TV.
Timing with Netanyahu’s visit might also be telling.x.com/mikenov/status/1949430…New York Post (@nypost)Putin claimed Ukraine targeted his home — the CIA says it never happened trib.al/wmWxqq1— https://x.com/nypost/status/2006517331732635909
— Michael Novakhov (@mikenov) Jan 1, 2026
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