The war and conflict between Azerbaijan and Armenia have come to an end, and the dawn of peace in the Naka region will usher in. The first batch of Russian peacekeeping forces entered Stepanakert in the Naka region to perform combat peacekeeping patrols, and the Russian peacekeeping forces will perform the task of monitoring the ceasefire to prevent conflicts between Azerbaijan and Armenia from breaking out in the Naka region. The most important thing is Russia. In the southern defense zone of the Naka region and the Lachin Corridor conflict site, and observation points will be deployed in the above areas, the purpose is to monitor Azerbaijan and Armenia in accordance with the previous agreement to achieve a complete ceasefire in the Naka region, and Russia as an important participant will It is to supervise the ceasefire across Azerbaijan and Armenia in the Naka region.
After the signing of the previous ceasefire agreement, the lack of strong supervision has made it impossible to implement the comprehensive ceasefire agreement. This also made the signing of the ceasefire agreement a waste of paper, and the deployment of the Russian peacekeeping force was once again organizing the destruction of the agreement. What's more, Russia, as a neutral, has the right to determine the party who broke the agreement between Azerbaijan and Armenia, which broke the total ceasefire agreement. The most important thing is that the peacekeeping force consists of 1960 men, 90 armored vehicles and 380 equipment of various types. With the help of 7 Il-76 transport aircraft, they carried out more than 20 flights and sent peacekeeping forces to the Naka area, and also deployed Mi-24 gunships. It can be seen that the most important goal of Russia is to achieve a complete ceasefire in the Naka region.
The deployment of the first Russian peacekeeping forces in the Naka region shows a strong determination to maintain regional stability. Azerbaijan and Armenia, as countries in the Caucasus region, are also important countries of the former Soviet Union. What's more, the color revolution in Georgia caused the United States to extend its tentacles to Georgia and deploy US troops at the door of Russia. Russia simply did not allow a second Georgia to appear. This also shows Russia's determination to maintain regional stability. Moreover, after the conflict broke out between Azerbaijan and Armenia, Russia has always adopted a neutral attitude and tried its best to avoid intervening in the conflict between Azerbaijan and Armenia. Today, Russia’s deployment of peacekeeping forces in the disputed Naka region between Azerbaijan and Armenia shows Russia’s determination to maintain regional stability, and most importantly, to defend Russia’s interests in the region.
fully supervised the implementation of the ceasefire agreement between Azerbaijan and Armenia. The conflict between Azerbaijan and Armenia in the Naka region has been around for a long time, and Russia does not want Azerbaijan and Armenia to expand the conflict, especially Turkey's intervention. At present, the best way is for Azerbaijan and Armenia to fully enter into a ceasefire, so as not to allow third countries to intervene in the Azerbaijan and Armenia situation, while Russia is only sending peacekeeping troops for only 3-4 days, that is, allowing peacekeeping troops to be deployed in the Naka region. Stepanakert also reflects Russia’s rapid and decisive action.
Russia is so mobilizing and deploying powerful peacekeeping forces. The most important thing is to warn Azerbaijan and Armenia that the ceasefire agreement must be fully implemented. At the same time, it also warns Turkey not to provoke war and conflict again. On the contrary, Russia's maintenance of the stability of the Naka region is also maintaining the stability of the high-speed region, and it is also a deterrent to Georgia. It can be said that the Russian peacekeeping force can achieve four birds with one stone. The first arrow is to maintain the stability of the Naka region and prevent the conflict on the battlefield from expanding again; the second arrow is to deter Azerbaijan and Armenia from fully implementing the ceasefire agreement; the third The arrow is to deter Turkey, not to make trouble again in the full implementation of the ceasefire agreement in Azerbaijan and Armenia, warning Turkey is quite strong; the fourth arrow is to defend the rights of Russia’s doorstep and prevent the second Georgia from appearing, which is actually a deterrent to Georgia. In the Caucasus region, Russia remains the most powerful country.
In general, Russia’s deployment of peacekeeping forces at this time is to allow Azerbaijan and Armenia to fully implement the ceasefire agreement, bringing peace to the Naka region, and most importantly, to supervise Azerbaijan and Armenia and prevent Azerbaijan and Armenia from tearing up the ceasefire agreement again. Things happen.
