Conditions are not 'chocolate' for Baku either, says Vardan Voskanian

Iranian expert Vardan Voskanian writes on his Telegram channel: “There are significant shifts in the developments in the Middle East that directly affect our region, which cannot be considered favorable for the barbaric regime in Baku. Firstly, Iran and Saudi Arabia, along with several other Arab countries, are steadily moving towards normalizing relations, which cannot be at least desirable for the artificial Azerbaijan and its ally Israel.

In addition to this, Netanyahu's government itself is facing serious challenges, on one side the internal societal division and protests in Israel, and on the other, the Palestinian resistance, and today already due to the rocket attacks from the Lebanese 'Hezbollah'. Another ally of the Baku dictator, the Erdoğan administration, has not yet recovered from the devastating earthquake crisis in Turkey and has thrown itself into the vortex of the electoral campaign with almost all its resources, the final outcome of which is still quite unclear, especially considering the actual support of the US for the opposition. Therefore, at this moment, it does not have enough desire and a wide resource base to engage in the South Caucasus processes to the necessary extent.

The next ally of the barbaric regime in Baku, Pakistan, is facing serious issues in its relationship with its financial supporter Saudi Arabia, as Riyadh seems to no longer be prepared to take on the role of Islamabad's permanent financial donor. This does not mean at all that, figuratively speaking, 'chocolate' conditions have been created for Armenia, but one fact is evident: these conditions are extremely far from being 'chocolate' for the filthy dreams of the Baku dictatorial regime, and conversely, for instance, contain unprecedented risks in the Iranian direction.”