Moscow leaked Armenia/Collage Channel 24
Azerbaijan can liberate the territory of Nagorno-Karabakh from Armenia. Moscow will not interfere in this conflict.
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This opinion Channel 24 was voiced by Russian human rights activist Mark Feygin. He noted that Russia had merged Armenia a long time ago.
Turkey and Russia decided the fate of the region back in 2020
According to him, the Azerbaijani troops, with the help of Turkey, can reach the Lachin corridor and, in fact, liberate their entire territory, within which this enclave was located. And Moscow will not interfere in any way in the course of these events. Armenia has long been merged.
“The main ally in this region for Moscow is Ankara, not Yerevan. It is not interesting at all, because Yerevan has nothing to give Moscow, it has nothing to be a full-fledged ally” , – said the human rights activist.
Mark Feygin added that the situation in Nagorno-Karabakh is, of course, an agreement between Erdogan and Putin, which they reached back in 2020.
All these ritual CSTO, obligations, does not play any role at all, it does not interest anyone. Formally, they can say that the territory of Nagorno-Karabakh is not part of Armenia, so there is no threat to Armenia. the human rights activist emphasized.
“This is an exchange over Syria”
Mark Feygin also said that Turkey is Russia's ally in a number of issues, apart from overtly military ones. Therefore, in his opinion, the situation in Nagorno-Karabakh is an exchange over Syria.
“Moscow understands that a significant part of the groups have been withdrawn from there and transferred to Ukraine. Therefore, Syria itself is” naked. we do not see Turkey's side in Syria,” the human rights activist added.
Full interview with Mark Feigin on Channel 24: watch the video
The situation in Nagorno-Karabakh: what is known
- Active hostilities have begun in Nagorno-Karabakh. Azerbaijan announced an anti-terrorist operation in the region.
- Azerbaijan's Defense Ministry announced that Azerbaijani troops had captured a strategic height in Nagorno-Karabakh. We are talking about Mount Buzduh.
- Ivan Uss, a consultant at the Institute for Strategic Studies, believes that Russia is not currently interested in aggravating the conflict in this region. That is, it is gradually losing ground where it was considered a powerful force.
