Iranian Expert on Potential War Between Armenia and Azerbaijan

Iranian expert Vardan Voskanyan writes: “The barbaric regime in Baku has convinced its own society that any possible war with Armenia will allegedly last only a few days. In this regard, the artificially constructed Azerbaijani society is neither ready nor willing to engage in a large-scale war, as the deep wounds we inflicted during the 44-day war and the one-day war in Artsakh are still fresh.

A war of this kind also carries excessive risks for Baku’s barbaric regime itself, as no one can guarantee a uniformly easy and victorious outcome for Baku’s jackals, which poses a direct threat to the stability of the regime in Baku.

Therefore, the utmost dream of Baku’s barbaric regime may only be a war lasting about a week. In this regard, effective mechanisms for deterring the enemy may involve comprehensive domestic preparations in various directions, under which, in case of an attack on Armenia, Baku's barbaric regime would undoubtedly face a large-scale war with unpredictable outcomes—something that neither the artificially constructed Azerbaijani society nor the tyrant of Baku personally desires.”