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Tensions in the Nagorno-Karabakh region were temporarily eased thanks to the intervention of Russian troops. As a peacekeeping force, they have deployed about 2,000 troops in the region to ensure peace and stability in the region. But, even so, the embers of the war continue to burn, and any small spark could rekindle the land. The recent rhetoric of Azerbaijani President Ilham Aliyev seems to be full of such sparks, in which he warned that they are ready to resort to military means again if sovereignty over the Nagorno-Karabakh region cannot be restored through peaceful means.
Russia's involvement has undoubtedly changed the strategic landscape of the Nagorno-Karabakh region. Under the arrangement of the ceasefire agreement, Armenia had to withdraw its troops from certain areas, while Russian troops were deployed in strategic locations. Azerbaijan, although it received some concessions in the agreement, also faced pressure and threats from Russia. Especially with Turkey being excluded, Azerbaijan has become even more isolated on the path of choosing to resume the war.
For Azerbaijan, the resumption of war seems to be a risky option. They have already paid a huge price in previous conflicts, and, in the face of a powerful Russian army and a complex international situation, Azerbaijan must think twice. While President Aliyev's rhetoric is full of determination and determination, they may need to be more cautious in their actions.
Similarly, Russia's role and position in this dispute are also worth watching. As a veteran of geopolitics, Putin has managed to exert his influence on the Nagorno-Karabakh issue. He not only succeeded in creating a barrier between Azerbaijan and Turkey, but also demonstrated Russia's determination and strength through decisive actions.
War is not the only way to solve problems. Peace negotiations and diplomatic approaches remain possible options for resolving the conflict in the Nagorno-Karabakh region. All parties should make efforts for regional peace and stability and avoid falling back into the quagmire of war.
Considering these factors, there is still uncertainty as to how the situation in the Nagorno-Karabakh region will develop in the future. The decisions of the parties will have a far-reaching impact on peace and stability in the region. We look forward to a peaceful, stable and prosperous Nagorno-Karabakh region, not a land devastated by war and conflict.