Border Attacks, Stalled Diplomacy and Political Turmoil: 2021 in Review

Thanks, Lillian, for a good chronological observation,
Priority of any Nation will be defined by people who are living within its borders, that demonstrates the importance of protecting borders and maintaining sovereignty of a Nation. In my humble opinion people can live with financial difficulties, but not without their connection to their land. Diaspora, can help by lobbying, acting as catalyst, provide support, but foot on the ground is another matter. Seeking Support from South will encourage support from North to maintain the status quo, at the same time it won’t provoke the North as it has collaborated with South in many fronts. Small Nation of 2.9M need as much support as possible. Creation of mutual financial interests (Investment in Industrial villages), strategic interest (e.g. 50 km connection road, protection of roads), is not difficult, especially when few steps where taken from South recently to establish new consulate general, etc. Admittedly, more support needs to be provided from South (Way more), but Armenia need to show interest. To some observers in South, it looked like that the Armenia’s PM and some Politicians in Armenia are ready to put other factors (Short-term finance, Pleasing European Union for no gain, etc.) ahead of the Sovereignty of Armenia. We hope that was a misunderstanding and it was not, is not and will not the case. Armenia to take one Steps and the South will take three, if not Five (That’s how we see our Cousins / our family members in North)

Revolutions everywhere, the latest in Kazakhstan. But never in Azerbaijan. Isn’t it strange?