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🇦🇿🇮🇷Azerbaijan halts truck traffic across its border with Iran after drone strikes hit sites in Nakhchivan, including the international airport.
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— The Caspian Post (@thecaspianpost) Mar 6, 2026

Naxçıvan hava limanının hədəfə alınması beynəlxalq hüququn norma və prinsiplərinə ziddir. Bu cür addımlar regionda sabitliyə xidmət etmir. Beynəlxalq ictimaiyyət bu cür hücumlara biganə qalmamalıdır. #SouthCaucasus #StopViolence #Naxçıvan pic.x.com/06I5r0AWdw

— Rasim (@Rasim180982) Mar 6, 2026

European geographers have discovered that current forecasts of sea level rise significantly underestimate its impact—by as much as 20–30 centimeters. This discrepancy means that roughly 68 percent more people could be affected than previously thought, AzerNEWS reports.

Naxçıvanda mülki infrastruktura qarşı həyata keçirilən dron hücumu regionda gərginliyi artıran təhlükəli addımdır. Azərbaycan daim qonşuluq və qarşılıqlı hörmət prinsipinə sadiq qalıb. Beynəlxalq ictimaiyyət bu cür hücumlara biganə qalmamalıdır. #SouthCaucasus #StopViolence pic.x.com/GkbSeQCXLw

— r_ayev11 (@Ayev11R) Mar 6, 2026

Iran’s recent strike on Nakhchivan is a textbook case of barking up the wrong tree. At a time when the United States and Israel are steamrolling over Iran, the regime has chosen to lash out at its neighbors. This choice is neither accidental nor unprecedented; it reflects a deeper pattern in Iran’s foreign policy—a mix of jealousy, insecurity, and aggression toward surrounding states, particularly Muslim-majority countries that it paradoxically claims to defend.

Azerbaijan accuses neighbor Iran of a drone attack and vows to retaliate  AP News