A moment before the collapse of the regime? Erdogan's mole shakes Azerbaijan

In Azerbaijan, there are fears of Turkish intervention led by Foreign Minister Hakan Fidan, considered Erdogan's successor. An article claimed that Fidan secretly met with the GYF fund, linked to Turkish intelligence. The Turkish embassy strongly denied this. Tensions also stem from hijab restrictions and Herzog's visit.

In Azerbaijan, suspicion towards Turkey is growing amid allegations of intervention by Turkish Foreign Minister Hakan Fidan, considered a possible successor to Erdogan. An article claimed that Fidan secretly met with members of the GYF fund, a body established in 1994 linked to Turkish intelligence, and gave them instructions to gather information and expand Ankara's political influence. The Turkish embassy issued a sharp statement denying the claims and labeling them disinformation. Current tensions also stem from restrictions on wearing hijabs in Azerbaijani schools, which drew criticism in Turkey, as well as the visit of Israeli President Isaac Herzog to Baku, which caused a stir in Turkey due to reports that his plane passed through Turkish airspace without coordination. Despite the conflict, the two countries continue to maintain close diplomatic ties.