In addition to Azerbaijan, which defeated Armenia on the battlefield, Russia and Turkey also won at a more global level, while the United States and the European Union are the losers.

Axar.az reports the statement came from American political scientist Andrew Korybko.

"The Armenian Diaspora has completely taken control of the government in Armenia, a factor that manifested itself during the Second Karabakh War. The Diaspora has put Armenia in a dangerous and almost destructive situation. His goal was to involve Russia in the conflict. The Armenian Diaspora in the United States wanted to inflame the Russian-Turkish war. But both countries won, and the ultra-nationalist representatives of the diaspora lost, "the expert said.

According to him, Azerbaijan's Karabakh economic zone will change a lot, and this model of rehabilitation can be an example for other regional conflicts:

"After the war, Karabakh will become a great place for 10 years. You will see rapid development there. Azerbaijan is also building its multipolar reputation through successful reintegration and the restoration of Karabakh. I think that this model of economic diplomacy can attract foreign players to invest. This model can be used to create a synergy between India, Pakistan and China, for example, to resolve the Kashmir conflict.