Diplomatic Tensions Rise: Russia Protests Azerbaijan's Arrest of Journalists
Russia's Foreign Ministry has officially protested to Azerbaijan's ambassador in Moscow, condemning Baku's arrest of Russian journalists as 'unfriendly actions.' The ministry accused Azerbaijan of deliberately seeking to dismantle the bilateral relations between the two nations.

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Russia's Foreign Ministry has strongly protested to Azerbaijan's ambassador in Moscow, following the arrest of Russian journalists by Baku authorities. This development is seen as a significant diplomatic issue between the two countries.
In its statement, the ministry sharply criticized Azerbaijan, characterizing the arrests as 'unfriendly actions' by Baku. Moscow claims these actions are deliberate steps taken to undermine the longstanding bilateral relations.
The diplomatic fallout continues to unfold, with analysts suggesting it may affect future interactions between Russia and Azerbaijan, straining already tense relations.
(With inputs from agencies.)
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