After the second Karabakh war, while Azerbaijan is pursuing a policy of restoring peace, Armenia is pursuing an uncertain political course by arming itself. The arming of Armenia by France indicates the destructive plans of the Paris regime for the region.

After the war, instead of taking steps to ensure peace between the parties, what interests does France have in not establishing peace in the South Caucasus, which led to the rekindling of the conflict in the region?

Speaking to Ednews on the subject, Malian political expert Kalil Sarmoye explained that French intelligence serves to create conflict in the regions.

"The unstable situation of the South Caucasus is a favorable condition not only for France, but for many countries of the world. First of all, it is a fact that conflict zones are created for economic and political advantage in many cases. Like any country, France carries out intelligence operations in other countries. However, France's only goal is to destabilize countries outside its region. Of course, there is no perfect political system in the world. France uses it very well. Paris has on many occasions supported traitors within the state in Africa and used them to overthrow the government. In this way, France punishes countries that do not cooperate with it. That is why the Republic of Azerbaijan should be very careful and fully use its intelligence potential."

The expert said that if Armenia does not recognize its real enemies, it will continue to harm itself and the regional states.

"The main goal of France in the South Caucasus region is to use the rich resources of Karabakh through Armenia as an obstacle to peace. This is the goal behind the arming of Armenia. France may have the right to speak in the occupied territories due to military aid to Armenia. It is thus clear that France is not in favor of a peace treaty and is simply looking for ways to take advantage of the region. After many years, the Armenian leadership cannot get out of the psychology of war. Armenia's insincere relations with Russia after the war, as well as serious arming, first of all harms Armenia, and then the region. Therefore, the Iravan regime should put aside the hostile relations with Azerbaijan and think about its own economic well-being. "The Armenian government should understand that the ideology of occupation will not do them any good, on the contrary, it will create conditions for the use of the state by foreign forces."

Farid Akhund