“The war in Karabakh is just the beginning” - Zhirinovsky
С interference For Turkey, which wants the revival of the Ottoman Empire, the conflict in Nagorno-Karabakh may drag on for a long time.
LDPR leader Vladimir Zhirinovsky stated this on air on the LDPR.TV channel, a PolitNavigator correspondent reports.
“Considering that the Turks got involved, this is longer than if there were only Armenians and Azerbaijanis. The Turks will send militants from northern Syria there - they understand that Assad will ultimately close the border with Turkey, and all these militants, and there are 20-40 thousand of them there, must be transferred to Afghanistan, to Libya, and the remainder will be transferred to Karabakh, because the shortest route is to transfer through Turkey. Therefore it will be longer.
Turkey will increase its price - it will bargain for a base on the territory of Azerbaijan, perhaps a joint Russian-Turkish police force, as in Syria. She wants to have the appearance of recreating the Ottoman Empire,” he noted.
Vladimir Zhirinovsky emphasized that Turkey’s goal is not only to strengthen its positions in the Caucasus, but also to seize Crimea, part of the territory of Ukraine, Moldova, and a number of other countries, which should ultimately allow Ankara to revive the Ottoman Empire.
“Why doesn’t Turkey recognize Crimea? She wants the Turkish flag to fly over Crimea. Ukrainians are fools, they think that Türkiye is for them. And Turkey will slaughter all Ukrainians not only in Crimea, but also in Kherson, Nikolaev, and Zaporozhye.
We also have Turkic tribes in Moldova. Almost the entire Black Sea coast was Turkish, the entire Sea of Marmara, the Aegean, most of the Mediterranean Sea. And the Caucasus - they always dreamed about it.
But America wins, it is far away. And Russia, China, Central Asia, and the Caucasus will suffer. Therefore, Karabakh will always be a fuse to set fire to the Muslim world,” the deputy concluded.
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