Russian Defense Minister Andrey Belousov revealed that Armenia and Azerbaijan are being pressured to sign a peace treaty on Western platforms, with imposed “mediator” services. This information came to light during a meeting of the Council of Defense Ministers of the CSTO member countries in Kazakhstan.
Belousov emphasized that NATO’s motives in the Caucasus are driven by a desire to strengthen its presence in the region and gain access to the resources of the Caspian Sea, as well as establish a direct route to Central Asia.
This revelation sheds light on the political dynamics in the Caucasus region and raises questions about the influence of Western powers in the area. It also highlights the complex relationships between countries in the region and the external pressures they face in their pursuit of peace and stability.