Armenia should be guided by its own interests, not seek `best` in  this conflict - expert 

ArmInfo.  In the South Caucasus region, an inertial approach to events in Iran is evident, and this inertia is more noticeable in Georgia, less so in Armenia and  Azerbaijan.  This was stated by Russian Iran expert Karine Gevorkyan  at the conference "The Near and Middle East:  Challenges and  Prospects."

As the expert noted, the world is currently undergoing rapid change.  Tensions and coalition pressure surrounding Iran have not yet fully  impacted the South Caucasus. However, Gevorkyan continued, against  this backdrop, Azerbaijan's activity is creating dangerous areas on  Iran's northwestern borders. The recent large-scale  Turkish-Azerbaijani exercises in Nakhchivan are clear evidence of  this.

In Armenian society, in light of the events in the Middle East,  debates are raging about "who is better." Meanwhile, given global  processes, no external power is "best." "Armenia should be guided  solely by its own interests," the Iran expert emphasized.