Tweet
ARMENIA WILL POP OUT LIKE A CORK
Naira Hayrumyan, Political Commentator
Comments - 07 April 2015, 14:58
The Azerbaijani president Ilham Aliyev unexpectedly left for Saudi
Arabia with his family following the agreement with Iran. Notably,
the head of Shiite Azerbaijan has gone to Saudi Arabia which is
shelling Shiite Yemen rather than Shiite Iran.
This means that they have told Aliyev that, first, after lifting the
sanctions Iranian gas may replace the Azerbaijani gas in Europe,
and second, the Iranian pipes will not pass across Azerbaijan but
along another way. And Aliyev is asking Saudi to come to his rescue.
Apparently, the relations between Iran and Turkey have been upset.
After the massive power outage in Turkey the media rumored that Iran
had used an electromagnetic bomb against Turkey which "disoriented"
the country's electronic control. Two days ago 65 members of the
Iranian parliament urged their president to demand apologies from
Erdogan who wished Iran left Yemen. The relations between Iran
and Russia are not smooth either. A lot of experts described the
Iran-West agreement as Russia's weakness. Russia will bear immense
losses after Iran returns to the market of carbohydrates. Meanwhile,
the wall of lack of confidence that has risen between the two countries
may thwart the relations with Iran.
The Turkish president Erdogan is visiting Iran. Many in Tehran called
to cancel the meeting but he has arrived in Iran. During the visit it
will be seen who will switch the arrows and in which direction. As
many analysts wrote, Iran must take Turkey's place which used to be
the West's "viceroy" in the region.
If this is so, the situation of Armenia will change. The point
is that the situation of Armenia in the region was determined by
Russian-Turkish deals for over a century. It began with the treaties
of Kars and Moscow and still continues through open and latent deals.
Turkey and Russia are blocking the region for Iran and other forces,
using Armenia to cork up all the passages. If Iran takes steps which
threaten the Russian-Turkish deal, and Armenia fails to take adequate
initiatives, the region will be opened in an uncontrollable mode,
and Armenia will pop out like a cork.
http://www.lragir.am/index/eng/0/comments/view/33892
Naira Hayrumyan, Political Commentator
Comments - 07 April 2015, 14:58
The Azerbaijani president Ilham Aliyev unexpectedly left for Saudi
Arabia with his family following the agreement with Iran. Notably,
the head of Shiite Azerbaijan has gone to Saudi Arabia which is
shelling Shiite Yemen rather than Shiite Iran.
This means that they have told Aliyev that, first, after lifting the
sanctions Iranian gas may replace the Azerbaijani gas in Europe,
and second, the Iranian pipes will not pass across Azerbaijan but
along another way. And Aliyev is asking Saudi to come to his rescue.
Apparently, the relations between Iran and Turkey have been upset.
After the massive power outage in Turkey the media rumored that Iran
had used an electromagnetic bomb against Turkey which "disoriented"
the country's electronic control. Two days ago 65 members of the
Iranian parliament urged their president to demand apologies from
Erdogan who wished Iran left Yemen. The relations between Iran
and Russia are not smooth either. A lot of experts described the
Iran-West agreement as Russia's weakness. Russia will bear immense
losses after Iran returns to the market of carbohydrates. Meanwhile,
the wall of lack of confidence that has risen between the two countries
may thwart the relations with Iran.
The Turkish president Erdogan is visiting Iran. Many in Tehran called
to cancel the meeting but he has arrived in Iran. During the visit it
will be seen who will switch the arrows and in which direction. As
many analysts wrote, Iran must take Turkey's place which used to be
the West's "viceroy" in the region.
If this is so, the situation of Armenia will change. The point
is that the situation of Armenia in the region was determined by
Russian-Turkish deals for over a century. It began with the treaties
of Kars and Moscow and still continues through open and latent deals.
Turkey and Russia are blocking the region for Iran and other forces,
using Armenia to cork up all the passages. If Iran takes steps which
threaten the Russian-Turkish deal, and Armenia fails to take adequate
initiatives, the region will be opened in an uncontrollable mode,
and Armenia will pop out like a cork.
http://www.lragir.am/index/eng/0/comments/view/33892