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Fyodorov on Georgia, Armenia, and U.S. election impacts

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Armenia is confidently turning towards the West. Pashinyan is waiting for the elections in Moldova so that he can hold a similar referendum in his own country.

Axar.az reports that former Russian Deputy Foreign Minister Andrey Fyodorov said this in an interview with the "Moscow-Baku" portal.

"Electoral changes in Georgia could significantly alter the situation in the South Caucasus. If pro-Western forces come to power in Georgia (which has about a 60 percent chance), Russia and Azerbaijan will have different roles in the region. All our existing agreements will become obsolete because we could then discuss a pro-Western alliance between Georgia and Armenia in the South Caucasus.

Additionally, high chances are expected for the U.S. elections where Kamala Harris is likely to win. In contrast to a possible Trump victory, there will be nothing good to expect for either Russia or Azerbaijan," Fyodorov said.

Date
2024.09.13 / 12:52
Author
Axar.az
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