If Azerbaijan has not resumed hostilities against Armenia, this is not owing to fear of someone’s blame, political scientist Hrazdan Madoyan stated in an interview with PanARMENIAN.Net. In his words, on one hand, if Baku had had even 50% confidence in victory, it would not take into account the US or NATO. On the other hand, possibly the US and NATO vetoed the war, maybe with strict sanctions, up to division of the country and depriving Aliyev of power.
“Resumption of hostilities was probable in Georgia: ambitious and fascisting Saakashvili, who considered himself a messiah and did not fulfill any of his promises, needs a small but winning war for a small, but proud bird, sorry, I mean country. It will probably end in the same way as previous ones. Then it is not ruled out that he may try to recoup himself on Javakhk, with the same outcome probably. Georgia in its current borders is less viable than Azerbaijan, Georgians have neither Turks’ cruelty, nor their number,” Madoyan underscored. He remarked that “stopping artificial blood circulation, etc, the country will be compressed to borders, which it is able to effectively control.” He is sure Georgia is surviving now by stirring up Turks against Armenians, but this cannot take place endlessly. “It has no oil or gas, then it is not interesting for the international community on the whole,” Madoyan said.
