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Armenia & Azerbaijan stalemate. Aliyev warns Putin. Erdogan lashes out at Macron
The Duran: Episode 715.
Nagorno-Karabakh: Fighting continues, Baku issues Russia warning.
Armenia, Azerbaijan blame each other for continuation of the conflict as Aliyev warns Moscow not to get involved.
Nagorno-Karabakh: Fighting continues, Baku issues Russia warning
Armenia, Azerbaijan blame each other for continuation of the conflict as Aliyev warns Moscow not to get involved.
The statements, views and opinions expressed in this column are solely those of the author and do not necessarily represent those of this site. This site does not give financial, investment or medical advice.
It’s always good to be reminded that Russia is slow to get on the horse but rides fast. Those who behave like adolescent berserkers (Erdogan comes to mind) end up by losing (as Erdogan repeatedly does). Good thing that Russia is patient and takes the diplomatic course first.
Why aren’t these conversations (the two Alexanders) featured on BBC, CBS, or CNN? Maybe they’re just far too good to be considered. And this says a lots about those media.
As far as we know they are not part of the ubiquitous CIA “mockingbird” sirens.
The BBC is a Zionist controlled parasite which feeds off the UK tax payers.
Most of the EUR corporate and public media is seriously degraded and infected by various kinds of bigots..
They get well paid to shut up.
If they don’t shut up then they are “got rid of”.
I find Al Jazeera too biased. On TASS, the same news sound quite different: No “warning by Azerbaijani President Aliyev” mentioned. He would never dare to “warn” Russian President Putin. Firstly, both are close friends and allies. Secondly, Aliyev is in no position to “warn”. He is the President of a rather small and not so very powerful country. President Putin is the top President world-wide, and the Russian Armed Forces are also the best world-wide. Who would dare challenge them? Thirdly, the journalist of Al Jazeera seems to ignore the fact that both countries, Azerbaijan and Russia, are members… Read more »
TASS:
Putin, Erdogan discuss Nagorno-Karabakh
https://tass.com/politics/1217181
TASS:
Russia sees Armenia and Azerbaijan as equal partners – President Putin
https://tass.com/politics/1215307
Russia interested in settlement of Nagorno-Karabakh conflict more than anything else – says President Putin
https://tass.com/politics/1215373
“All participants of the negotiation process genuinely want the situation to be regulated, but no one is interested in this more than Russia,” the Russian leader stressed during a session of the Valdai Discussion Club.
“I would very much like for a compromise to be found. As you know, I’m in close contact with President [of Azerbaijan Ilham] Aliyev and [Armenian] Prime Minister [Nikol] Pashinyan. I speak to them over the phone several times a day. Our foreign minister, defence minister, heads of special services are in constant contact,” Putin said.
If true, it makes Russia an unreliable friend. How can Armenia and Azerbaijan be equal partners of Russia when Armenia and Russia are allies, Perhaps ally means something different to Putin.
This podcast is interesting:
https://soundcloud.com/ukcolumn/eastern-approaches-podcast-azerbaijan-and-turkeys-war-on-armenia
Of course, Al-Jazeera is biased against Armenia. The channel is owned by the Qatar government which is not only an ally of Turkey but has given Erdogan billions of dollars to keep the diving Turkish Lira from hitting rock bottom. Al-Jazeera sometimes airs an item which Qatar rulers might not like. It’s a shallow gimmick to mislead viewers that the channel is not the mouthpiece of Qatar. Who pays the piper, etc.
This essay is interesting:
https://www.stalkerzone.org/soros-foundation-in-armenia-independent-study-of-the-countrys-system-of-external-governance/