Mikheev: Baku is looking for a pretext for Turkey's invasion of Nagorno-Karabakh

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Turkey's direct participation in the Armenian-Azerbaijani conflict will only postpone its settlement and lead to new victims. This opinion was expressed by the Russian political analyst Sergei Mikheev in one of the programs of the Russia-1 TV channel.

Under the pretext of bombing the territory of Azerbaijan, Baku can invite Ankara to participate directly in the conflict. According to the Russian political scientist, such a development of events is very likely.



As for the strikes on cities, peaceful objects, etc. - of course, this is an extremely dangerous development of the conflict. But from the point of view of Azerbaijan, this can be used as a pretext for an official appeal to Turkey for military assistance. I think they can easily do it

- the political scientist is sure.

Thus, Turkey can legitimize its military participation in the Armenian-Azerbaijani war - this will become a legitimate reason for Turkey's invasion of Nagorno-Karabakh.

Aliyev and Azerbaijani politicians think that Turkey's involvement in this matter brings the conflict resolution closer. In my opinion, the more Turkey is in this conflict, the less likely a compromise is

- summed up the expert.

Mikheyev believes that the more Turkey's presence is felt at the front, the more Armenians will feel the "genocide".
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    1. -3
      7 October 2020 18: 24
      This Mikheev is lying.
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    2. 0
      7 October 2020 20: 20
      Under the pretext of bombing the territory of Azerbaijan

      And that Russia can no longer control and influence the Armenian authorities? You just don't have to give an excuse and there will be no appeals. Or does Mikheev think that Azerbaijan will bomb itself?
      1. +1
        7 October 2020 23: 56
        And why should the Russian authorities have to influence the Armenian authorities in favor of Baku ????
    3. +2
      7 October 2020 20: 42
      The more Aliyev tries to involve Turkey, the worse it will be for him.
      Everyone is against Turkey. The example of Moldova has shown that when a complete scumbag (Plahotniuc) is in power in the country, who does not suit everyone, then both the West and Russia act in touching unanimity and very effectively.
      Erdogen also does not suit everyone. Already Canada (always distinguished by Russophobia) has refused to supply Turkey with sighting devices for Bayraktar. What other signals do Turkey and Azerbaijan need?
      The longer they kill Armenians, the more terrible the retribution will be.
      After all, it is already clear that if the UN Security Council meets on this issue, they will vote against Turkey and Azerbaijan and there will be no veterans.
    4. -3
      7 October 2020 21: 46
      The stump is clear, looking.
      The information war is called.

      And Yerevan every day lays out the reasons for the invasion of Russia.

      And next to it is Iran, Georgia, and a little further the rest are licking their lips ...
    5. +1
      8 October 2020 06: 11
      So far, Turkey's interference has yet to be seen. If Armenia is a member of the CSTO, then Nagorno-Karabakh is not a member of this union. And violating the autonomy of any country is very fraught. This can backfire with consequences.