Discussion: Analysts review Nagorno-Karabakh in light of regional developments
The most significant change for Nagorno-Karabakh brought on by the five-day war in Georgia is that the risk of hostilities has reduced, said Sergey Minasyan, head of the Political Research Department of the Caucasus Institute, at a discussion about the Nagorno-Karabakh conflict Thursday.
“The precedent that a former center (Tbilisi) failed to repeat what happened in Srpska Kraina (when Croats conquered a Serbian autonomy at the point of bayonet), i.e. failed to destroy a de-facto state (South Ossetia) after long and meticulous preparations and armament was a strong message for Baku,” Minasyan explains. Reply |