In parallel with the economic sanctions against Russia, Azerbaijan is increasing the volume of gas supplies to Europe.
According to Areg Kochinyan, an expert on military-political issues, Baku's move is a blow to Moscow from behind.
He recalls the declaration of allied cooperation signed by the Presidents of Russia and Azerbaijan in Moscow on February 22 this year, the 15th point of which stipulates that Russia and Azerbaijan should not harm each other's economic interests.
Areg Kochinyan (expert on military-political issues) - What does this mean for Russia now? When we take into account that at the moment Russia's only argument in the conversation with the West, in these trade wars is left only Europe's dependence on Russian energy, in particular gas, if Azerbaijan partially weakens that argument, it, in turn, will lead to a Russian counteraction.
