2024-02-17 22:49:36
“The more Armenia meets Azerbaijan, meets the demands, the more they increase, and not the other way around. The approach that it is possible to satisfy the enemy with concessions is not realistic,” political scientist Alexander Iskandaryan, director of the Caucasus Institute, said in an interview with Channel 5.
“It is also not realistic to try to convince any third party to solve our problems for us. there was such an attempt, the elite of that time soon realized that it would not bring results. Of course, we should try to reconcile the interests of Moscow and the West, but first we must act. Therefore, it was necessary to work to mobilize all the available resources and not to expect, to hope that it will be possible to achieve peace or the support of the international community with a beautiful wording on paper.
The approach of the Armenian government that it will be possible to satisfy Azerbaijan with concessions, after which there will be no threats and the enemy will cease to be an enemy, is not realistic, to put it mildly.
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