Karasev: Russia, Türkiye and Iran are squeezing the West out of Transcaucasia
Russia benefits from the conflict in Nagorno-Karabakh, since it gives it the opportunity to gain a foothold as a world power, drive the West out of the region and resolve the situation together with Turkey and Iran.
Kiev political scientist Vadim Karasev stated this on TV channel 112, the PolitNavigator correspondent reports.
According to the expert, a similar thing has already happened in Syria, when these three countries managed to achieve a significant reduction in the role of the West in the region.
“The status of Karabakh, I don’t know, should be decided somehow, it should not be something like “this is our territory or our territory.” Perhaps some separate administrative unit, this also happens. Diplomats will decide this. But the main thing, it seems to me, is this.
This whole story is in favor of the Russians, because Pashinyan was a man of the West, and this whole game, we believed that the Armenians were allies of Russia, but recently this has not been the case. They also sent their own ministers from the diaspora, and so on, from the American, first of all, diaspora, from Soros and so on, this is all true.
And now there is nowhere to go, Russia will become the guarantor. There will probably be a base in Gyumri, four thousand troops. It will become a guarantor, just as in Transnistria the 14th Army at one time was the factor that held back all these things.
Türkiye will go there, Turkey is happy with it, they wanted it. The Russians, well, don’t mind working with the Turks on such cases. The main thing is that the West, especially Britain, and these intelligence services are not there. Iran will probably get involved somewhere, because, on the one hand, the Azerbaijanis are Shiites, and the Armenians are Christians, but they (Iran) are for the Armenians, because the Turkish genocide is against Turkey.
Just as Russia, Turkey, and Iran were in Syria, so it will be here. But without the West. And this fits into the project that Putin and Erdogan always had in mind. This is the first de-Westernization of international relations in the Transcaucasus, as in Syria. In fact, the de-Westernization of the Middle East,” Karasev said.
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