India planning to destroy Azerbaijan without a single weapon, Turkey and Pakistan will also suffer as....
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India planning to destroy Azerbaijan without a single weapon: In a significant move against the forces which helped Pakistan during the recent India-Pakistan tensions, India is reportedly accelerating arms sales to Armenia. For those unversed, there is a growing strategic alignment between Turkey, Azerbaijan and Pakistan which is acting against India. Moreover, Azerbaijan is fighting Armenia in the conflict in the Nagorno Karabakh region and if India helps Azerbaijan, it will be destroying Azerbaijan without a single weapon.
According to media reports, India plans to deliver a second consignment of Akash-1S surface-to-air missile systems to Armenia along with other defence items. Readers can note that the defence ties between Delhi and Armenia's government have grown steadily since 2020 and the recent move from India could be a big drawback for anti-India Azerbaijan. Pakistan, Turkey and Azerbaijan set to strengthen anti-India nexus
In a significant development after India's Operation Sindoor, the growing nexus between Islamabad-Ankara-Baku is expected to deepen and broaden further during the visit of Pakistan's Prime Minister Shehbaz Sharif to Azerbaijan after concluding his ongoing visit to Iran.
According to media reports, a trilateral summit of Pakistan, Turkey and Azerbaijan is expected to be held in Lachin, a strategic city that connects Azerbaijan to Armenia, in the next 48 hours to take 'important decisions on joint strategies' in several fields, including defence.
Turkish President Recep Tayyip Erdogan will be paying a visit to Azerbaijan, the Turkish media also confirmed.
Sharif arrived in Tehran recently after wrapping up his visit to Istanbul. From Azerbaijan, he is scheduled to travel to Tajikistan, the last leg of his hastily-planned four-nation tour after India's decisive Operation Sindoor that demolished terror camps and infrastructure in Pakistan and Pakistan-occupied Kashmir (PoK), earlier this month.
(With inputs from agencies)
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