"Russia has shown its true face": foreign press on the conclusion of peace in Karabakh
Turkish and Azerbaijani media write about the "surrender of Armenia." The regions that are already under the control of Baku are under its full jurisdiction. Agdam, Lachin, Kelbajar return to Azerbaijan within 20 days. Other locations of Artsakh (Stepanakert, Khojaly, Khojavend) are taken under the control of Russian peacekeepers for at least five years, while being legally part of Azerbaijan and acting as a kind of "cultural autonomy". Armenian troops leave Karabakh completely.
- writes the Voice of Turkey edition.
Formally, Armenians can return to their places of residence in Artsakh. However, as some publications from Azerbaijan and Turkey explain, in areas where there will be no peacekeepers from the Russian Federation, there will be no one to protect them.
Many Armenian resources point to the betrayal of the country's interests by the head of the Cabinet:
- writes the Armenian Military Portal resource, indicating that 40 thousand soldiers of the Armenian army itself did not leave their barracks.
Against this background, Russian troops are rapidly entering the territory of Karabakh. Events began to develop in haste almost immediately after the accidental defeat of the Mi-24 rotorcraft from the Azerbaijani MANPADS and the subsequent ceasefire. Western publications immediately drew attention to the possible consequences of the death of the helicopter:
- notes Forbes.
The Greek press, which has traditionally supported Armenia in its confrontation with Turkey, made headlines against Moscow:
- the resource Pentapostagma burst out with criticism.
Against this background, the Turkish media call the situational rapprochement of Greece, Armenia and Cyprus "an alliance of losers" who have failed to retain a number of territories. Apparently, it is easier to blame the Kremlin for all the troubles than to admit your own impotence.
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