Shoigu arrives in Baku amid sending Turkish troops to Karabakh

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In the afternoon of November 21, 2020, Russian Defense Minister Sergei Shoigu, as part of a high-ranking interdepartmental delegation of the Russian Federation, arrived in the capital of Azerbaijan, Baku. Before that, in the morning, he visited Yerevan, where he held talks with the head of the Armenian military department Vagharshak Aratyunyan and the head of the Armenian government Nikol Pashinyan.

The head of the Russian defense department recalled that Russian peacekeepers have been in Nagorno-Karabakh since November 10. He said Moscow would not tolerate further bloodshed in the region. Shoigu stressed that active work is currently underway to exchange prisoners so that they can return to their homes to relatives and friends.



It should be noted that the representative voyage is taking place against the background of the planned dispatch of Turkish troops to Nagorno-Karabakh. In addition to Shoigu, the Russian delegation includes: Russian Foreign Minister Sergei Lavrov, Deputy Prime Ministers Alexander Novak and Alexei Overchuk, as well as the heads of the Ministry of Health Mikhail Murashko and the Emergencies Ministry Yevgeny Zinichev.

According to Russian leader Vladimir Putin, the task of the delegation is to consider topical issues of the implementation of the trilateral agreement signed by Moscow, Yerevan and Baku on a ceasefire in Nagorno-Karabakh. In addition, members of the delegation are working on further steps to resolve the conflict, as well as discussing issues of bilateral relations.

In turn, the Turkish Anadolu agency issued a statement by Turkish Defense Minister Hulusi Akar. The minister said that "the ground forces of the Turkish Armed Forces have completed their training" and will soon be sent to Azerbaijan, since the country's parliament had previously approved this mission. Before that, he said that Ankara "is inside the settlement process" in Nagorno-Karabakh.
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  1. -1
    21 November 2020 17: 00
    We won the Maidan, now we can divide it ...
  2. -5
    21 November 2020 17: 14
    Welcome to the Transcaucasia for Turkish troops, at the invitation of the Tsar himself. No Sultan for 200 years could dream of this. Russia is as weak as after 1917.
    1. 0
      21 November 2020 17: 39
      Has the habit of dragging chestnuts out of the fire with Russian hands remained? and the fact that no one needs you, imagination does not allow you to imagine? laughing
      1. +1
        21 November 2020 19: 20
        Yes, really, Russians are not needed, so the Armenians did not need them and the result immediately manifested itself ... Georgians do not need them, and the Abkhaz and Ossetians separated. Just thank your relatives in the Kremlin for bombing Syria so freely, otherwise the shop will cover itself with the first downed F-16 of yours, there are S-400s, but the prohibition of the Israelis to shoot down your relatives from the Kremlin comes ...
        1. -5
          21 November 2020 20: 44
          Quote: Vladimir Tuzakov
          Just thank your relatives in the Kremlin for bombing Syria so freely, otherwise the shop will cover itself with your first downed F-16, there are S-400s, but the prohibition of Israelis to shoot down from your Kremlin relatives comes ...

          You are not aware of who you call our relatives in the Kremlin, but I will note that successful Israeli attacks on targets in Syria are by no means due to any prohibitions, but from an elementary instinct of self-preservation - the very first attempt to counter the Israelis will lead to very disastrous consequences for the Russian bases, Moscow understands this. S-400s are destroyed in the same way as S-300s - there is no difference.
          1. +1
            22 November 2020 11: 55
            Ah, brave men, the entire Russian Aerospace Forces are ready to overcome, you will shoot down a couple, they will send dozens and they will arrange hara-kiri for you even on takeoff ... the Jewish lobby in the Kremlin keeps you safe ...
            1. -3
              22 November 2020 15: 35
              Quote: Vladimir Tuzakov
              The Jewish lobby in the Kremlin keeps you alive ...

              We are kept by the courage and combat skill of our military personnel, and the Almighty, of course ...
              1. +2
                22 November 2020 15: 43
                The first I would call the possibilities of the world diaspora, including in Russia, skill and courage are present ... I am for the prosperity of Israel, as a Jewish state, stopping the ordeal of Jews around the world (as it was conceived as such) ...
                1. -4
                  22 November 2020 15: 50
                  In my opinion, you are clearly inclined to overestimate the capabilities of the Jewish diaspora and its desire to help the state of Israel. There is, of course, some support, but its significance for the existence and well-being of Israel today is not a determining factor.
      2. +5
        21 November 2020 20: 34
        Excuse me, but what are the Russians in general in this conflict? They did not fight, they were not military advisers to any side, unlike Turkey. So what are the chestnuts and who carries them with Russian hands? Did the world help to conclude? Did these parties need him? Azerbaijan stopped one step away from the complete development of Karabakh because of Russia. Armenia (according to its people, albeit foolishly) was stopped from expelling the Azerbaijani army from Karabakh. So how did Russia help someone with this "world"?
    2. -4
      21 November 2020 19: 59
      For 103 years, a Turkish soldier did not step into the Caucasus, 103 years!
      Under Lenin and the still very weak Soviets, Stalin, Khrushchev and Brezhnev. It was not that impossible it was not conceivable! And only under the Great Geostrateg Putin, the Turks returned to the Caucasus and I am afraid that forever.
      Now Erdogan can write the Great Sultan Erdogan before his last name, he deserves it. Well, Putin will write in front of his name ...
    3. -4
      22 November 2020 10: 54
      Good whine, kashchik. Tired of your groaning and rumbling bones.
  3. +3
    21 November 2020 20: 16
    I'll try to guess what Shoigu will beg from Aliyev.
    1. Not to mention the presence of Turks in Karabakh with the media.
    2. Ask Aliyev to place the Turks outside the administrative borders of the NGO, purely in the Azerbaijani regions.
    3. To ensure the protection of our peacekeepers from any provocations.
    4. Not to occupy the administrative districts of non-profit organizations, where there are no Azerbaijani troops now.
    5. Eliminate provocations on the border with Armenia.
    Alas, I can't guess what Shoigu is going to pay for this.
    1. -3
      22 November 2020 10: 57
      You can only beg from your masters - from the Yankees.
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  5. +3
    22 November 2020 07: 13
    Turks will enter new territories, and Karabakh will be absorbed, because legally this is the territory of Azerbaijan. And we will be politely, kicked, thanked and asked.
    1. -3
      22 November 2020 11: 36
      I agree with you, it looks like it will be so. The question of timing. In five years - for sure. But if the economic crisis in the Russian Federation intensifies, then even earlier.
  6. -1
    22 November 2020 09: 15
    the question is not in turkey, but in nato, and where there are territorial disputes there is no nato ... "adjust" the agreement? we will correct the issue of the number of peacekeepers and the diaspora in the Russian Federation "we will correct" ... there are a great many "pleasant topics" for conversation)))
    1. -2
      22 November 2020 11: 34
      Will you personally correct the diaspora? And how will you enter the apartment of a family of ethnic Azerbaijanis and throw their things out into the street?
      Alekperov, Akhundov, Agalarov and a hundred others, too, will you "correct"?
      It is easy to adjust from a squeezed patriotic sofa.
      1. +2
        22 November 2020 16: 26
        listen to the disrespectful you keep your UPA-UNSO methods with you)) whose owner was?
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          27 November 2020 07: 36
          Oooo how it blew him! Apparently you hit the quick! laughing good
    2. 0
      23 November 2020 10: 42
      where there are territorial disputes there is no NATO ...

      It's like the Turks with Greece or somewhere in the former Yugoslavia, but the exceptions prove the rules.
  7. +1
    22 November 2020 13: 51
    A Russian alien is negotiating on behalf of Russia with another alien regarding a third. winked
    1. -2
      22 November 2020 14: 11
      That a foreigner is bullshit. Stalin, also not from the Slavs. It is bad that the Generalisimo is an oak and a PR man.
      1. -1
        22 November 2020 14: 21
        Duc, also an excellent embezzler who covered his tracks with the palace on Rublevka. Fazenda was found in the village of Barvikha on the Rublevo-Uspenskoe highway. This is a Chinese palace worth about $ 18 million, designed for a budget woman, the sister of her wife.
        1. -4
          22 November 2020 21: 19
          Yes, not a single penny of the folk will stick to your hands. As it was said before, he is an excellent student in combat and political.
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