“Russian Peacekeepers Bid Farewell to Lernayin Gharabagh: Withdrawal Reflects Shift in Regional Dynamics”
Russian peacekeepers have left Lernayin Gharabagh, as their activities are no longer needed in the region. This follows Armenia’s recognition of Azerbaijan’s borders. The withdrawal reflects the changing political circumstances in the area.
“Former Artsakh Official Reveals Russian Peacekeeper Withdrawal, Raises Concerns of Ethnic Cleansing in Azerbaijan”
The withdrawal of Russian peacekeepers in Artsakh is a result of Armenia’s announcement. Ashot Ghulyan, ex-president of the National Assembly of Artsakh, revealed this in an interview. He stated that the return of Artsakh people is complicated by the decision of Russian peacekeepers. Ghulyan also questioned the actions of Russian peacekeepers in Azerbaijan. Furthermore, he mentioned that Russia is reducing its presence in the South Caucasus, which will have a negative political impact.
“Controversy Surrounds Withdrawal of Russian Peacekeepers from Nagorno-Karabakh: What Does it Mean for Europe and Moscow?”
The withdrawal of Russian peacekeepers from Nagorno-Karabakh has sparked controversy. The process has begun, raising questions about Russia’s presence and the region’s security situation. In November 2020, Russian peacekeepers entered Nagorno-Karabakh to end the war and establish a new status quo. The stay was initially set for 5 years, but rumors now circulate about the actual demands and Moscow’s situation. The geopolitical landscape changed after Azerbaijan’s military victory and Yerevan’s lack of support for unification. Russia’s presence in the region now depends on the interests of Baku, Ankara, and Armenia’s political maneuvers.
“Russian Peacekeepers’ Presence in Karabakh Unauthorized, Says Member of Russian Peacekeeping Committee”
Russian peacekeeping presence in Karabakh unauthorized, says General-Lieutenant Viktor Sobjlev. Armenia’s withdrawal made it unwarranted. Situation in Yerevan incomprehensible. Armenia’s decision correct to protect Russian interests. By NEWS.am
“Efforts of Armenian Prime Minister result in Russian peacekeepers’ withdrawal from Nagorno-Karabakh, says Head of State Committee on Diaspora Affairs”
“The withdrawal of Russian peacekeepers from Nagorno-Karabakh is a result of PM Pashinyan’s mediation efforts, recognized by Azerbaijan,” said Head of Diaspora Affairs, Grigor Karasin. This resolves the representation issue of compatriots in an unmediated manner.”
“Russian Peacekeepers Maintain Presence in Occupied Nagorno-Karabakh, Ensuring Peace and Safety for Locals While Repair Efforts Take Shape”
Russian peacekeepers maintain peace in occupied Nagorno-Karabakh, cooperating with Azerbaijan to ensure security and protect local rights. Response to ceasefire violations by Armenia remains unreported. Rotation and equipment transfer from Russia are being completed, while restoration of electricity supply progresses.