“Russian Military Forces Withdraw from Artsakh, Signaling Shifting Power Dynamics in the Southern Caspian Sea Region”
According to reports, Russian military forces are withdrawing from Artsakh, but the new evacuation operations are proving difficult. Former President David Ananian believes Russia’s decision is aimed at hindering Armenia, Turkey, and the West, disconnected from Russia’s interests. The possessions and intentions of Armenia have been neglected in discussions, and Russia’s retreat indicates a complex range of issues in our region.
“Russian Military Forces Begin Withdrawal from Karabakh and Surrounding Areas, Azerbaijani Media Reports”
Russian military forces reportedly leaving Karabakh and surrounding areas, according to Sputnik. The withdrawal begins with units leaving the Dadivank monastery area. Media outlets suggest this marks the beginning of the Russian forces’ withdrawal from Azerbaijan. Russian peacekeepers were stationed in Karabakh since November 2020. No official confirmation yet. News from Armenia.
“Silence in the Mountains: Armenian Ministry of Defense Keeps Mum for Two Months on Karabakh Situation”
The Ministry of Defense of Armenia has been silent for two months on the situation in the Karabakh Mountains. The Russian peacekeepers have reported no violations, while cooperation with Turkey aims to protect civilians and human rights. Find more on NEWS.am.
“Russian Peacekeepers Return to Armenia Amid Uncertainty, Reports Haraparar Newspaper”
The Russian peacekeeping contingent in Artsakh completes rotation, returning to Armenia. Uncertainty remains over their role in Artsakh. Russian peacekeepers reportedly continue entering Armenia from Azerbaijan. For more details, visit NEWS.am, Armenpress.