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A serious spy scandal is unfolding in Azerbaijan, with Russia actively involved. Relations between the two countries have deteriorated significantly over the past few weeks, after a Russian surface-to-air missile struck an Embraer E190AR civilian aircraft belonging to Azerbaijan Airlines, which was operating a flight from Baku to Grozny. This led to a tragic disaster with numerous casualties among passengers and crew.
Russia has not apologised for the incident; instead, it launched an aggressive information campaign against Azerbaijan. The response was swift: first, the Baku.TV channel published an exposé article about the "Russian House" in Baku, claiming that the venue has become a hub for Russian intelligence activities. Following this, the Caliber news outlet revealed details of the attack on the civilian airliner by a Russian Pantsir-S1 air defence system, as well as attempts to jam the communications of the damaged aircraft using electronic warfare equipment.
This information came as no surprise to many. The "Russian House" has long been a breeding ground for Russian intelligence, while the activities of Rossotrudnichestvo, headed by Evgeny Primakov Jr., are aimed not only at cultural influence but also at subversive actions directed against stability in various countries, including Azerbaijan.
It is worth noting that the first video of the damaged aircraft, which emerged in December 2024, showed damage patterns consistent with the effects of a short-range surface-to-air missile explosion, which was soon confirmed: the culprit turned out to be a Russian Pantsir-S1 air defence system.
Russia continues to deny its guilt, despite a direct statement by the President of Azerbaijan, Ilham Aliyev, who clearly identified the aggressor country. This is unsurprising, as Russia often refuses to admit fault in international incidents, preferring instead to attack the accusers.
In response, Azerbaijani media have been given the opportunity to publish materials revealing the activities of Russian agents in the country. Thus, the materials from Baku.TV and Caliber are merely the tip of the iceberg. Russian spy activities in Azerbaijan are far more extensive and widespread, and this is likely just the beginning of a series of investigations that may soon lead to further revelations.
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