Armenian-Turkish process is a big geopolitical game
Each side wants to derive benefit from the ongoing Armenian-Turkish dialogue, according to Azerbaijani expert Arif Yunus.
"It's a real geopolitical game. We should not think that Turkey cares about resolution of Karabakh conflict or protection of Azerbaijan's interests. Turkey will drag out ratification of protocols unless it tears the guts out of the process," he said.
At that he assured that the U.S. will never blackmail Turkey. "The U.S. will never dare to spoil relations with Turkey. President Obama will never refer to 1015 events as 'genocide'. So, no breakthrough can be expected in Armenian-Turkish dialogue until Turkey turns the process to it advantage," he said, 1news.az reported.
"It's a real geopolitical game. We should not think that Turkey cares about resolution of Karabakh conflict or protection of Azerbaijan's interests. Turkey will drag out ratification of protocols unless it tears the guts out of the process," he said.
At that he assured that the U.S. will never blackmail Turkey. "The U.S. will never dare to spoil relations with Turkey. President Obama will never refer to 1015 events as 'genocide'. So, no breakthrough can be expected in Armenian-Turkish dialogue until Turkey turns the process to it advantage," he said, 1news.az reported.
