Interesting. This morning LiveUmap had only the corridor to Khankendi, now they are showing it to Khojavend. It could means that area under will go to Azeris.
At the moment the Azeris don't hold any road leading to Susha anyway. I think in the original agreement a new road bypassing Susha will be made. I can't see a way that they can access Susha without using at least some part of the M12 road. Perhaps they will make some new road (may involve a...
He has been listening to the Armenian propaganda for so long that he is believing their old narrative. Problem is that they have just admitted to getting severely beaten. They also just admitted to not telling the truth about the war.
I really salute the brave soldiers of Azerbaijan who against odds and precedence, made this victory. And it is easy to say that the drones did all the work but when they had to break through front line defences and when they were advancing around Shusha with clouds above, they had only God...
It can't be temporary because some areas should be handed over by 15th November and some by 20th November. There is little point or time to set up observation points in such areas. This map below is for reference.
I think both sides will have similar concerns regarding restrictions and security of their corridors. So they have to find something that is mutually agreeable. And I think that Azeris have more to gain from the Nakchivan corridor.
If all goes as agreed, it will be a good end to the conflict...
Kobani and Manbij was mostly US protection. In Manbij the Assadists set up a buffer later though Russians were involved.
Sirte and Jufra they had a smaller role through Wagner and I don't think that they were they main cause of operation to stop.
And in Idlib, there wasn't really an operation...