Artsakh FM: Azerbaijan attack on Karabakh will mean attack on Russia
No one can guarantee the complete absence of the possibility of a new war, but now such a possibility is very small, Artsakh (Nagorno-Karabakh) Foreign Minister David Babayan told a press conference Wednesday.
He stressed that a large-scale attack on Armenia would mean an attack on the CSTO, and this simply could not go unnoticed.
“We saw the recent events in Kazakhstan, and the reaction of the CSTO. And in case of an attack on Armenia, there will be a reaction at least from the Russian side, especially if Turkey joins [this attack]. As for the possibility of an attack on Karabakh, peace and stability [there] are maintained by the Russian peacekeepers. An attack on Artsakh will automatically mean an attack on the Russian peacekeepers and Russia. It will be a different kind of war. It will not be a war between Azerbaijan and Artsakh and Armenia. I do not think that Azerbaijan does not understand that. If the terrorists, pan-Turkists in Kazakhstan managed to achieve their goal, the probability of war would have been 100 percent. Now the probability is small,” the Artsakh FM added.
Maybe the Russians and Armenians will take Baku? Wouldn’t that be something? Remake the Azerbaijan Soviet Socialist Republic!
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That would presuppose a different government in Moscow, one not run by the professional Turkologist Peskov.
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And you know Aliyez would love to join NATO.
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He’s already at least half way there. If you take him at his word, and that of Turkey, that his nation and Turkey are “one nation, two states,” Azerbaijan is already a member of NATO.
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Any moves against Russia will see Russia attacking Brussels and all the assets that are part of the World Bank, Russia would not mind being attacked as the munitions would be downed before any reach their targets, the ‘counter-attack’ would be ‘fully successful’ and NATO HQ is well aware of that fact.. For NATO, that means cities full of civilians rather than attacking Russia’s military bases.
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