Say what you want about Dan Bilzerian, whose love of firearms and hot babes are neck-and-neck, but the guy can handle a lot of pain.

And after firing a bazooka-style weapon in Azerbaijan with no ear protection, the 37-year-old may be deaf, but he’s also in a heap of trouble with authorities there.

Azerbaijan — a country at the crossroads of Eastern Europe and Western Asia that borders Iran, Armenia, Georgia, and Russia — has now issued a warrant for Bilzerian’s arrest.

According to PEOPLE magazine, the country’s investigative forces have launched a criminal case against the playboy after he allegedly purchased grenades and firearms in Nagorno-Karabakh, a region nestled inside the South Caucuses, which includes Georgia, Armenia, and Azerbaijan.

Bilzerian was overseas recently to obtain citizenship in Armenia, which represents part of his cultural lineage. Soon after receiving naturalization and agreeing to military service as required, the social media star traveled to Nagorno-Karabakh, purchased weapons, and was then photographed firing the devices in Armenia.

Nagorno-Karabakh is generally recognized as being inside Azerbiajan, although it remains disputed territory.

On Instagram, Bilzerian — whose motto has to be “pix or it didn’t happen — shared a photo of himself shooting heavy machine guns and a bazooka with the caption, “First day as Armenian citizen.”

Bilzerian Fires Back
Armenia and Azerbaijan have no diplomatic relations, predominantly due to an ongoing conflict surrounding Nagorno- Karabakh.

The territorial and ethnic dispute over the region dates back to 1988, when Armenia demanded Karabakh be transferred from Soviet Azerbaijan to Soviet Armenia. Tensions escalated, and a full-scale war broke out. A cease-fire between the two sides reached in 1994 established stability for the region, but the area remains a disputed territory nonetheless.에볼루션 바카라사이트

Bilzerian, famous for never mincing words regardless of the consequences, responded to the arrest warrant by calling the neighboring country “inbred goat f***ing Azerbaijani officials.”

Azerbaijan has now requested that Interpol — the multinational organization that facilitates international police cooperation — go and haul Bilzerian in. But it appears Armenia is backing its newest citizen, as the country has also contacted Interpol and requested it dismiss Azerbaijan’s charges, claiming they were politically motivated and nothing else.