The issue of "Corridor" will be a serious threat in the form of war hanging over Armenia. Azeri scholar

The topic of getting a "corridor" in Syunik has never been exhausted for Baku, it's just that Armenia tried to cover it up with various manipulations. Unfortunately, our society is not fully familiar with the issue and perceives Prime Minister Pashinyan's statements as information coming from the first source. Azerbaijani scholar Garnik Davtyan mentioned this in a conversation with "Detq".

"The topic of "Zangezur Corridor" has been regularly active in the Azerbaijani information field, especially in the recent period, various photos have been published, which document that 56% of the works on the construction of the Horadiz-Aghband railway have been completed, and they consider this railway to be the "Zangezur Corridor". a part of: In other words, it is not being built, as people would say, for our pretty eyes, but it is being built for clear political purposes.

As for further developments, I think that the issue of the "corridor" will be a serious threat in the form of a war hanging over Armenia. In other words, it will be the same cycle: first manipulation, then attack, then they get what they want.

Actually, the problem of Tavush can be connected with "Zangezur Corridor" at once. I will tell a scenario that I consider very likely. They will block the roads passing through Tavush, maybe even bomb them, Baku will demand that if you want a road to Georgia, give us the "Zangezur Corridor". The next manipulation will be executed, which may be followed by other actions.

The Azerbaijani side pursues a clear policy of oppressing, attacking and getting what they want. The Armenian side is also doing this, the handover of territories in Tavush is a bright example to us," said our interlocutor.

As for the issue that extraordinary parliamentary elections are being planned in Baku, is it due to some actions being prepared against Armenia, Garnik Davtyan said. "As for the parliamentary elections in general, this should be considered from the point of view of further strengthening the internal political field of Baku and neutralizing possible risks. In addition, we know that after the occupation of Artsakh, elections were held there as well, and in that regard, there is a concrete goal of continuing the policy, that is, holding elections in that area and having, so to speak, candidates.

As for the connection between holding those elections and a possible escalation, I don't see that connection. That manipulation in the political field is often discussed by circles close to the government, and it is mainly related to terrorizing the Armenian society, there is no logic there. Elections in each state are primarily in the interests of solving the problems of that state, that is, I do not think it is logical to consider it as a threat to the neighboring state.With such information streams, they are trying to intimidate the public so that they can make new concessions in the fall."