At Least Two Points That Strike a Blow to the Reputation of Baku's Dictator: Vardan Voskanyan

Russian Foreign Ministry’s statement contains at least two diplomatically framed points that directly strike a blow to the reputation of Baku's dictator. This was noted by Iran expert Vardan Voskanyan on his Facebook page.

“In the statement of the Russian Foreign Ministry, there are at least two diplomatically articulated points that directly undermine the authority of Baku’s dictator. The first point states that ‘Cuzh, I am telling you, Kula, listen to me’ refers to the fact that the Republic of Artsakh (original text: Nagorno-Karabakh) cannot be severed from Armenia and handed over to Azerbaijan. The second point concerns the so-called Zangezur corridor, which is supposedly exaggerated by the media, and essentially cannot exist as it contradicts Russian interests regarding the ‘North-South’ international transport artery.

It is noteworthy that with these two points, official Moscow is effectively setting Baku's dictator straight, as the notion of Artsakh being a supposed part of Azerbaijan and the infamous ‘Zangezur corridor’ were not just discussed by media or other sources, but were personally announced by Ilham Aliyev himself, and not just once.

Now, the frail dictator of Baku, who is supposedly showing an ‘iron fist’ with his weak hands, will have to either refute Russia's official statement or attempt to place his long tongue alongside the so-called ‘iron fist’ in a region lower than his own body.”