The whole South Caucasus is #Putin's & 🇷🇺's hostage. Armenia. Even Georgia. Even Azerbaijan. We all tried to break free in different ways: revolutions, association agreements, alliances w/ alternative players.
Look at us. Everyone's security in our region is extremely fragile.
Look at us. Everyone's security in our region is extremely fragile.
That is why Aliyev signed an agreement with Putin a day before his invasion despite years of avoiding formal alliance. That is why Pashinyan didn't tweet his deep concerns (Putin may as well send some Chechen soldiers to Yerevan). That is why Georgia refrained from sanctions.
But it is just so easy to live in a country with $700 billion defence spending and judge us for trying to save our nations from starving, death or enslavement.
https://twitter.com/KevinRothrock/status/1497142990028120067?t=b2uOGRxiXbe_RM7festgHw&s=19
So @KevinRothrock, don't judge us for being scared, thinking about our security because we know now really well that all the preaching about values & norms is an empty shell and the West doesn't give a damn whether we in the South Caucasus or in any non-NATO country live or die.
Another proof that we are hostages of #Russia.
https://twitter.com/samad_ism/status/1497265754554699785?t=PXzG4VTg_dNkaKXYxVsXpg&s=19
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