09:00 civilians being ferried back in Russian busses is in violation against the deal and the UN.
I think Azerbaycan made a mistake not to enforce a bordergate and control on all those who're to return to Karabagh.
https://www.theguardian.com/world/2020/nov/09/french-law-protect-police-press-freedom-journalists-ban-intent-harm
https://www.en24news.com/2020/11/the-global-security-law-france-called-to-order-by-the-un.html
I did not expect that such laws would be passed in democratized countries...
https://www.dailysabah.com/politics/war-on-terror/turkish-security-forces-discover-bombs-hidden-inside-diapers-nab-pkk-terrorist-suspects
I really think Turkey needs an extensive camera network in Turkey on par with China.
https://www.hurriyetdailynews.com/no-one-can-say-turkey-flouted-intl-law-in-karabakh-putin-160130
Lol, Putin to our rescue. While the west shows its true face more than ever. We're getting support from the one of two countries in the world that really aren't that good at behaving as good neighbors.
I agree that Aliyev isn't the most wanted leader, but you have to remember that he was brought back from Nahcivan to lead Azerbaycan. Also I would assume that his pro Russian stance has kept the status quo for quite a long time, while Azerbaycan could rebuild.
We could probably argue that the...
Well, as long as they keep burning and destroying things while Russia is peacekeeping they’ll be blamed for allowing such actions on the table. So they’ll have no choice to allow TSK patrolling along side them eventually.
No, this has nothing to do with US.
Latest polls showed AKP was down to 27% and MHP won’t even cross the tresh of 10%, which means no more ruling TR as your own backyard.