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Day: October 27, 2025
We’ll see a cool start to the workweek in #NYC. 🌤️
@GuyBrownWeather says temperatures will start in the 40s Monday morning, with sunshine and winds gradually increasing throughout the day. 🍂
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#SouthCaucasus: #SSS Interrogation Experience (See GS)
By Azerbaijani Journalist’s
Summary by Gemini
Based on the article you shared,
Here is a summary of “12 hours inside State Security Service of #Azerbaijan – a personal experience” by Cavid Ağa:
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cavid.info/12-hours-inside/
The article is a personal account by Azerbaijani journalist Cavid Ağa, detailing his detention and 12-hour interrogation by Azerbaijan’s State Security Service (SSS) on August 27, 2024.Detention: Ağa was stopped at the border while on his way to Lithuania for his studies. He was informed of a travel ban and immediately taken to the SSS headquarters.
Reason: The stated reason for his detention was his association with Bahruz Samadov, an academic who had been sentenced to 15 years on treason charges.
Interrogation: The 12-hour interrogation was a mix of psychological tactics and formal questioning. Interrogators questioned him about his political views, his work, and his relationship with Samadov. They also asked personal questions about Samadov, which Ağa believed were intended to find ways to humiliate him publicly.
Falsified Testimony: Ağa states that his official testimony was later falsified by the authorities to include incriminating statements he never made against Samadov, particularly regarding the Khojaly genocide.
Subsequent Harassment: After his release, Ağa describes a period of sustained harassment from an SSS officer who attempted to recruit him as an informant and monitored his online activities. He also details a defamatory video released by a state-funded channel.
Leaving Azerbaijan: His travel ban was eventually lifted in January 2025, and he left the country. He wrote the article from Warsaw, asserting his belief in Bahruz Samadov’s innocence.SSS Interrogation Experience – GS
— Michael Novakhov (@mikenov) Oct 27, 2025
#SouthCaucasus: #SSS Interrogation Experience (See GS)
By Azerbaijani Journalist’s
Summary by Gemini
Based on the article you shared,
Here is a summary of “12 hours inside State Security Service of #Azerbaijan – a personal experience” by Cavid Ağa:
gemini.google.com/share/51d5…
cavid.info/12-hours-inside/
The article is a personal account by Azerbaijani journalist Cavid Ağa, detailing his detention and 12-hour interrogation by Azerbaijan’s State Security Service (SSS) on August 27, 2024.Detention: Ağa was stopped at the border while on his way to Lithuania for his studies. He was informed of a travel ban and immediately taken to the SSS headquarters.
Reason: The stated reason for his detention was his association with Bahruz Samadov, an academic who had been sentenced to 15 years on treason charges.
Interrogation: The 12-hour interrogation was a mix of psychological tactics and formal questioning. Interrogators questioned him about his political views, his work, and his relationship with Samadov. They also asked personal questions about Samadov, which Ağa believed were intended to find ways to humiliate him publicly.
Falsified Testimony: Ağa states that his official testimony was later falsified by the authorities to include incriminating statements he never made against Samadov, particularly regarding the Khojaly genocide.
Subsequent Harassment: After his release, Ağa describes a period of sustained harassment from an SSS officer who attempted to recruit him as an informant and monitored his online activities. He also details a defamatory video released by a state-funded channel.
Leaving Azerbaijan: His travel ban was eventually lifted in January 2025, and he left the country. He wrote the article from Warsaw, asserting his belief in Bahruz Samadov’s innocence.SSS Interrogation Experience – GS
— Michael Novakhov (@mikenov) Oct 27, 2025