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Kazakhstan approves intelligence cooperation deal with Armenia
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#SDGAi #kazakhstan #armenia #asia #southcaucasus #intelligence #cooperation #resolution— SDGAi (@SdgAi63797) Mar 30, 2026
The memory of March in the Azerbaijani consciousness is a complex tapestry woven with threads of profound grief and unbreakable resilience. As we stand in the spring of 2026, the dates of March 31st serve as a somber bridge between two eras: the systematic ethnic cleansing of 1918 and the harrowing “Tunnel” massacre of 1993 in Kalbajar. Yet, today, these narratives of victimhood have been fundamentally transformed into a saga of restoration and sovereign strength. To understand the Azerbaijan of today, one must look deep into these scars, not merely as historical footnotes, but as the catalysts for the grand construction policy currently reshaping the liberated territories.
Arrests of neo-Nazis in Georgia
As a result of complex police operations carried out in Georgia’s capital, 13 supporters of neo-Nazi groups and fascist ideology were detained.
According to the head of the Tbilisi Police Department, Vaja Siradze, seven of those detained are minors. In the same case, additional charges will be brought against four other individuals who are already in custody; they are accused of organizing and participating in group violence.
The Interior Ministry reports that, as a result of several months of investigative actions, it was established that members of the groups in question identified themselves as neo-Nazis and acted on the basis of fascist ideology. Their goal was to increase visibility and spread this ideology, and they targeted victims with particular brutality.
Group members carried out physical and psychological violence against people of different ages, including the use of blunt and sharp objects. Those who did not share fascist ideology were especially targeted. During the attacks, the suspects also took victims’ personal belongings and extorted money. In addition, they recorded the violence on video and distributed the footage online.
Investigators also say there was rivalry between different neo-Nazi groups, which likewise involved acts of violence.
According to the Interior Ministry, up to ten people were injured as a result of these actions, including two minors. During searches of those detained, firearms, noise weapons, and cold weapons were seized, along with items bearing Nazi symbols, mobile phones, masks, and electronic devices.
The investigation is being conducted under several articles of the Criminal Code, including torture against a minor, group violence, robbery, extortion, and the illegal purchase, storage, and carrying of weapons. These offenses carry penalties of up to 15 years in prison.
The Interior Ministry says operations against such groups will continue. It also urges citizens to immediately contact the police if they detect signs of such crimes.
News in Georgia
On 7 August, it will be 16 years since the war between Russia and Georgia began in August 2008. The European Union’s commitment to peaceful resolution of the conflicts in Georgia remains firm. We reiterate our condemnation of Russia’s continued military presence in the occupied breakaway regions of Abkhazia and South Ossetia in violation of both international law and of Russia’s …
Kazakhstan approves intelligence cooperation deal with Armenia
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#SDGAi #kazakhstan #armenia #asia #southcaucasus #intelligence #cooperatiom #resolution— SDGAi (@SdgAi63797) Mar 30, 2026
Rubio spoke with Kobakhidze
U.S. Secretary of State Marco Rubio held talks with Georgian Prime Minister Irakli Kobakhidze. The U.S. State Department released the information. According to the statement, they discussed areas of mutual interest including security in the Caucasus and Black Sea region.
Irakli Kobakhidze, in turn, says he held a productive phone call with Marco Rubio, during which they discussed a “reset of the partnership” and Georgia’s role in the Caucasus region.
“I had a productive phone conversation with Secretary of State Marco Rubio. We discussed the importance of resetting our partnership and strengthening Georgia’s role as a strong partner in the South Caucasus.
We are committed to deepening ties between Georgia and the United States, promoting regional stability, and enhancing connectivity,” Kobakhidze said.
News in Georgia
There are many unforgettable days in the history of Azerbaijan—moments that are forever engraved in memory and cannot be erased from the pages of history. Unfortunately, alongside many glorious chapters, there are also pages filled with tragedies and acts of genocide. Throughout all stages of its history, our people have endured suffering in order to protect their land, state, and statehood. One of these horrific events was the mass massacres committed with particular cruelty in March–April 1918 by armed Dashnak-Bolshevik groups operating under the mandate of the Baku Soviet.