Most likely, Armenia will lose the Zangezur Corridor. And I don’t think it will be a particularly bloody war. I believe there will be a border conflict, so to speak, with some casualties—probably not many, but still.
And it will never be in either the European Union or NATO, especially in the current situation. You’re not planning to accept Ukraine or Georgia, so you’re going to accept Armenia with a Russian base? Who are you telling these stories to?
Armenia will not be in either the EU or NATO.
I don’t think so. Not in the near future, I don’t think so.
In response to the question: "Vadim, so will there be a peace agreement or some kind of agreement between Yerevan and Baku?"
In 2030. It's decided—Europe has already made this decision. In 2030, we will become a member of the European Union.
In response to the question: "When will Armenia become part of the European Union?"
And the Zangezur corridor will be opened, and a peace treaty with Azerbaijan will be signed, but on Azerbaijan's terms, and they will change the Constitution of Armenia.
Well, of course.
This comment is in response to Andrei Piontkovsky's remark that the CSTO (Collective Security Treaty Organization) certainly won't lift a finger in the conflict between Armenia and Azerbaijan in September 2022.
