AZAL Plane Crash Part of Planned Coup in Azerbaijan, Media Reports

The AZAL plane flying over Grozny, which was hit, turned out to be part of a state coup conspiracy developed by Ramiz Mehdiyev in Azerbaijan. According to Azerbaijani media, the plan was coordinated by military circles in Moscow.

One of the main coordinators has been identified as General Najmaddin Sadigov, who has long been considered 'the man from Moscow' in Baku. He was allegedly tasked with providing technical support, including disabling GPS, transmitting false signals, and disrupting aircraft navigation systems, in order to create conditions to provoke Russian troops.

It is also noted that the aim was to create shock, panic, and fear of external threats in the country, and to declare a state of emergency amidst conditions of chaos.