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Eventual scenarios to topple Pashinyan in Armenia
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Eventual scenarios to topple Pashinyan in Armenia

Though Armenia is a members of common security organization by the Kremlin in the post-Soviet area, Yerevan was never  backed by Russia in the last war in Karabakh.  Armenia was…
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November 26, 2020Tags: Armenia
To recognize independence of Karabakh as a way to work on NATO and a test case to alter boundaries
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To recognize independence of Karabakh as a way to work on NATO and a test case to alter boundaries

Nagorno Karabakh peace deal opened the way for Russia to have boots on the ground in the South Caucasus by deploying peacekeepers. It practically echoed the 1992 scenario when puppet…
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November 24, 2020Tags: Armenia, France, Karabakh, Russia, separatism
Military conflict in Karabakh brought to a close: Moscow’s hand strengthened while that of Turkey weakened
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Military conflict in Karabakh brought to a close: Moscow’s hand strengthened while that of Turkey weakened

Military conflict in Karabakh ended with expanded military presence by Russia in the Caucasus under the Transnistrian scenario. Armenia’s Prime Minister Nikol Pashinyan claimed he had signed a peace deal…
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November 10, 2020Tags: Armenia, Azerbaijan, Karabakh, Russia
Karabakh, a frozen conflict is not a closed conflict
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Karabakh, a frozen conflict is not a closed conflict

On September 27th, the 30-year conflict in Karabakh was awakened. Heavy bombardments between the Armenian and Azerbaijani forces continued as the two warring sides refused to hear repeated appeals from…
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October 15, 2020Tags: Armenia, Azerbaijan, Iran, Karabakh, Russia
Warning: Moscow is trying to religiolize the Karabakh conflict
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Warning: Moscow is trying to religiolize the Karabakh conflict

Since the intensification of military operations started in Karabakh, Russia has moved psyops specialists working with Russian military intelligence to the area. Earlier these people were actively involved in covering…
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October 9, 2020Tags: Armenia, Azerbaijan, Karabakh, Turkey
Karabakh conflict as an opportunity for the Russian Empire’s revival
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Karabakh conflict as an opportunity for the Russian Empire’s revival

On its scenario the Karabakh conflict reminds the events taken place in Georgia in 2008. The event development indicates a high probability of the operation of having Armenia deeply integrated…
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September 28, 2020Tags: Armenia, Azerbaijan, Karabakh, Russia, Turkey
Escalatory symptoms in South Caucasus: risks for Azerbaijan
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Escalatory symptoms in South Caucasus: risks for Azerbaijan

Russia seeks to ramp up conflicts in the South Caucasus, provoking against Azerbaijan. Skirmishes between the servicemen of Armenia and Azerbaijan in Tovuz district began on July 12, leaving three…
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July 16, 2020Tags: Armenia, Azerbaijan, Russia, Turkey
EAEU countries rail against the Kremlin’s initiatives
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EAEU countries rail against the Kremlin’s initiatives

In the framework of negotiations held as a video-conference on May, 19, leaders of the Eurasian Economic Union countries were tasked to adopt a draft for the Eurasian Development Integration…
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May 25, 2020Tags: Armenia, Belarus, Eurasian Economic Union

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