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First of all, you need to put this threatening language aside. And I don't think you understand the situation. The parliaments of the two countries also enacted a full joint security structure. Every bullet you shoot in Azerbaijan means that it is fired to Turkey.
Iran is our friend, we have never intervened in Iran's internal affairs, and we have succeeded in overcoming many difficulties in the regional sense through dialogue. If Iran militarily attacks Azerbaijan, it will destroy all bridges. If Iran wants to get a war, then it does so to its own peril and It will be Iran's responsibility to bear the consequences.
Please forgive me if I have come across as rude or overbearing, that isn't my intension.
You just restated what I said but substituted Iran for Turkey.....
I don't have any personal hatred against either Turkey or Azerbaijan (one being blood/history related) but Azerbaijan's harboring of Israeli-agents which have carried out attacks against Iran will be dealt with sooner or later (again, much to the dismay of many here). And their territorial expansion will cause problems for Iranian freedom of movement/national security regardless of the positive relations between Iran and Turkey proper.
I fully ascertain the situation and have accepted any and all outcomes. I hope Azerbaijan works to limit Israel's action against Iran from their own soil and will also continue to ensure the freedom of movement for Iranian interests in Armenia and the Northern Caucasus region along with keeping relative calm in the border regions.
But Iran has already stated its intension on conducting pin-point strikes against Israeli assets wherever they may be. This includes Azerbaijan. It's a decision not based in hatred for Azerbaijan or Turkey and the relationship between all three. But one that is rooted in a necessity to obliterate the Israeli presence that been a nuisance for Iran for quite some time now.
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