Friday, September 16 2022 13:30

ArmInfo. Turkish President Recep Tayyip Erdogan on his official Twitter page published a photo of Nuri Pasha, a participant in the massacre of Armenians in Baku in  1918 and the war of Azerbaijan against Armenia in 1918-1920, with the  following commentary on the photo:

"Congratulations on the anniversary of the liberation of Baku - the  capital of Azerbaijan, which is our friend, brother, an integral part  of us. And now, as before, we will be next to our Azerbaijani  brothers in their just struggle."

Reading these comments, one involuntarily recalls the statement of  the Prime Minister of Armenia Nikol Pashinyan, made no later than  August 27 of this year, where he assures that Yerevan received some  positive signals from Turkey to establish peace in the region.

"Returning to the agenda for establishing peace in the region, I  should say that we have received some positive public signals from  Turkey. We will consider these signals, and we will also respond to  them with positive ones," the Armenian Prime Minister said.

However, this cautious optimism of the Prime Minister of Armenia,  with his infamous agenda of the so- called "peace era", does not  correspond in any way to the real intentions of the  Azerbaijani-Turkish tandem.  This is evidenced not only by this  comment of the Turkish President, but also by another large-scale  aggression of Azerbaijan against the sovereign territories of  Armenia, and Turkey's unconditional support for these actions. It is  worth adding that this is not the first, not the second, and not even  the third aggression against Armenia and Artsakh during these  notorious two years of building Pashinyan's "era of peace", after the  signing of the infamous tripartite statement of November 9, 2020.

The message of the Islamic Revolutionary Guard Corps  (IRGC),  circulated in telegram channels, also testifies that Turkey is  mobilizing 45,000 soldiers from the reserve in the direction of the  border with Armenia.

This is evidenced by yesterday's statement by Armenia's Permanent  Representative to the UN Mher Margaryan that the enemy is  accumulating forces and preparing for an attack in the direction of  Nakhijevan.

What is happening in recent days only shows that the "peace agenda"  does not work, and the Azerbaijani- Turkish tandem is trying to gain  a corridor through the Syunik region of Armenia, capturing its  sovereign territories.

And all this is happening against the backdrop of the tacit  encouragement of the international community, which is doing nothing  but toothless and unaddressed ceasefire statements to the parties.