If Karabakh is cleared, Transnistria will be next
The war in Nagorno-Karabakh is just the first signal. If Russia looks at this with closed eyes, then the next one will be a NATO strike on Transnistria and Donbass.
The famous Russian TV presenter Vladimir Solovyov stated this on air on his video blog, a PolitNavigator correspondent reports.
According to Solovyov, today Karabakh is paying the price for the fact that Turkey, a NATO member, was unable to implement its plans in Syria.
“There are two people who are to blame for all the madness that is happening. The last name of one is Gorbachev, the last name of the second is Yeltsin. What we see are the postponed wars of the collapse of the Soviet Union - mediocre, illiterate and vulgar.
What we see now is a colossal blow. Not for Armenia, Karabakh, but for you and me, for Russia. We are shown in our soft underbelly that they can do whatever they want. It is very important for Erdogan now to show us our place, because we broke his plans in Syria, because we broke his plans in Libya, and therefore he is trying to do everything possible to show us who you are: “I will show you now, Who's in charge here?
He is undoubtedly supported by those Western forces who are now organizing concerts for us in Belarus.
Let's imagine for a second - the Azerbaijanis are taking Karabakh, clearing everything out. There are a million nuances, but let’s imagine there is no Karabakh there, they cleared it out. Horror, nightmare, wild tragedy, mourning in Armenia.
After which everyone looks and says: “Cool.” Transnistria - an offensive immediately begins there, some Romania supports Moldova, then they look - Donbass. Ukraine’s offensive there immediately begins, and some Poland supports Ukraine in this.
Why am I giving an example because these are all NATO countries. And Turkey is a NATO country, and it is directly, de facto, getting involved in the conflict, in the war in Karabakh,” Solovyov said.
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