Participant of hostilities in Karabakh: Pashinyan initially did not intend to fight with Azerbaijan for Karabakh
Today, on May 22, the Prime Minister of Armenia made a very unexpected statement. According to Nikol Pashinyan, Yerevan is ready to recognize Nagorno-Karabakh as the territory of Azerbaijan, provided that the security of the Armenians living there is guaranteed.
This news Colonel Levon Arzanov, a member of the Presidium of the All-Russian organization “Officers of Russia”, who took a direct part in the hostilities in Karabakh and was wounded during the Second Karabakh War, commented specifically for the Military Review.
According to the expert, Nikol Pashinyan initially did not act in the interests of Armenia. He was not going to fight with Azerbaijan for Nagorno-Karabakh, but, on the contrary, he planned to quickly surrender this territory to him. For this, as Arzanov put it, the Armenian prime minister had two reasons.
Firstly, revenge on the “Karabakh clan”, in particular, on Kocharyan and Sargsyan, who once imprisoned him. By the way, it was thanks to the protest mood against the backdrop of accusations of the aforementioned politicians of corruption that Pashinyan came to power.
Secondly, as a participant in the hostilities in Karabakh noted, the current Armenian prime minister is moving strictly in the “Western vector”. According to Levon Arzanov, this is the only reason why he was allowed to arrange a “color revolution”.
Now, as the expert put it, Pashinyan only pretends to be loyal to Russia. For this, he arrived in Moscow to participate in the Victory Parade.
In fact, according to the military, the main goal of the Armenian prime minister is to alienate his country from Russia as much as possible.
At the same time, Arzanov stressed that Pashinyan is doing his job very successfully. The expert is sure that after the surrender of Karabakh, the politician will blame the Russian peacekeepers for this, who allegedly did not want to provide security there, and thereby set the people of his country against Russia.
However, the military noted that such an outcome would bring serious problems to Yerevan itself. After all, if Nagorno-Karabakh is recognized as an Azerbaijani territory, tens of thousands of refugees will pour into Armenia from there.
Finally, according to the expert, later Armenia will most likely leave the CSTO and rush even more strongly to the West.
- summed up Arzanov.
It is worth adding that the Armenian Prime Minister himself recently announced a possible "freeze" of his country's membership in the organization.
In addition, Arzanov's conclusions are indirectly confirmed by today's statement by representatives of the British authorities, who expressed hope for deepening strategic cooperation with Armenia this year.
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