and now the decision of the regional council on the withdrawal of nagorno-karabakh from azerbaijan wasme council of the ussr, but they no longer listened to it and it was not possible to prevent hostilities. for more than 30 years, armenia and azerbaijan have experienced several wars, ultimately ending in the scales tipped in favor of baku. today, the leadership of armenia officially recognized nagorno-karabakh as part of azerbaijan. the largest iceberg in history weighing about one trillion tons and covering an area of ​​600 km. the reason is global warming: the rate of ice melting has increased by... 55% since the early nineties, and over the past half century the temperature on the antarctic peninsula, where the glacier is located, has increased by 2.5°. the first chip occurred back in ninety-five, the second at the beginning of the 2000s, and this is the third, the larson glacier, which is considered one of the largest, may simply melt, and this will cause a rise in the level of the world's oceans, which is currently rising by 3 mm per year. in the future, climate change may lead t

the nagorno-karabakh autonomous region decided to secede from azerbaijan and reunite with arminia. contradictions between baku and yerevan and the first major armed conflict in the post-soviet space. the lands of karabakh, which since the beginning of the 19th century were part of the russian empire, have always been a cause for contention. after the revolution , the bolsheviks first transferred them to armenia, but then included them in azerbaijan. and now the decision of the regional council on the withdrawal of nagorno-karabakh from azerbaijan. the supreme council of the ussr disabused, but they no longer listened to it and it was not possible to prevent hostilities. for more than 30 years, armenia and azerbaijan have experienced several wars, but ultimately the scales tipped in favor of baku. today, the leadership of armenia officially recognized nagorno-karabakh as part of azerbaijan, although there are still controversial issues in bilateral relations, and a peace treaty has not yet been signed. twelfth. in july 2017 , the largest iceberg in history, weighing about one trilli

and now the decision of the regional council on the withdrawal of nagorno-karabakh from azerbaijan wasdisavowed by the supreme council of the ussr, but they no longer listened to it, and it was not possible to prevent hostilities. for more than 30 years, armenia and azerbaijan have experienced several wars. the reason is global warming: the rate of ice melting has increased by 65% ​​since the early nineties, and over the past half century the temperature on the antarctic peninsula, where the glacier is located, has increased by 2.5°. first chip happened back in ninety-five, the second at the beginning of the 2000s, and this is the third, the larson glacier, which is considered one of the largest, may simply melt, and that’s you... an increase in the level of the world’s oceans, which is now growing by 3 mm per year. in the future , climate change may lead to an imbalance in the entire oceanic ecosystem, the disappearance of many species of flora and fauna, weather anomalies and flooding of coastal areas in different parts of the planet, as well as other serious and irreversible changes

after azerbaijan lost nagorno-karabakh in the early 1990s, almost 800 people fled from there, a considerable figure for a country of six million. at that time, azerbaijan was a poor country, but in baku they understood the importance of the human resource for the revival of the economy. a special medical program was developed for refugees, which included a much wider package of services than for everyone else. and that's understandable. experienced stress, state of shock, moral exhaustion make them more vulnerable to diseases. according to the data of our ministry of health, because of the war , strokes made people younger by 10-15 years. we are losing a whole generation, i have a house that i earned, yes, money once, it's mine, it's in mariupol, well, it's an occupied territory. already in germany, where is olga cheromushkina saved herself by running away, she was diagnosed with a terrible oncological disease. the fact that it happened in europe, and not in ukraine, the woman with sad irony calls luck, because here she receives high-quality and free treatment from the german government. in

armenia, when was the tragedy of karabakh, where was it, what was the status, please tell me, nagorno- karabakh be the leader of armenia, he at least once he formulated what nagorny’s status was, he recognized it, he said, this is azerbaijan, what do you want from russia, to send our sons there to die? i wasn’t talking about this, actually, but i was talking about this, the armenians are fighting here, they are fighting beautifully, which means they live, work, love, respect, vladimir rudolfovich, if this world is moving towards war, if we only look at the fact that we are a condemned fortress, nothing more, take north korea, china, you don’t even have a common border with armenia, take iran, if in the eighth year, we would have acted the same way in georgia. how the americans acted, then we would have had a land border to armenia, then in armenia there would not be this horror and this tragedy that is happening before our eyes, our hearts bleed when we look at what is happening in armenia, well, that’s what i’m talking about and i say, you propose to send troops, i’m not talking about that, th

erdogan, who reports that turkey can, quote: enter israel, just as it once did into libya and nagorno- karabakhdogan said this at a meeting of the branch of the ruling party in... yes, i agree with you, the situation is really at its knees to the limit, and the worst thing is that people really continue to die, it’s the civilian population, which is no has nothing to do with the conflict itself. russia, for its part, has repeatedly called for a ceasefire and , indeed, to sit down at the negotiating table to remember the decision to create two independent states of israel and palestine, but as we see, it is still quite far from this peaceful resolution of the situation. thank you very much, i remind you that the ambassador extraordinary plenipotentiary of russia was in touch with us. to israel anatoly viktorov, now, let's talk with andrey baklanov, andrey glebovich, can you hear me, hello, yes, now i can hear normally, yes, just in continuation of erdogan’s statements, in continuation of how the two states, in general, are now assessing each other’s possible contribution to the development of th

however, the main figure of this story is that even after the loss of nagorno-karabakh, the population of azerbaijan grew from 6 to 10 million. of course, this is the success of many factors: the end of the war, the growth of the economy, oil prices, but the fact that the state did not abandon its people and even in the most difficult years for themselves took care of them, became a base postwar success. ukraine is a large country, a country with a highly educated population. the consequences of the war are predicted to increase the economy in the current year, the main value of ukraine is its people, only they can rebuild cities, only they can raise the destroyed economy and lay the foundations of sustainable development. in words, our government seems to understand this, they hold effective presentations and forums where they promise to overcome the demographic crisis, but in the third year of the war there is still no broader perspective, only a set of chaotic actions that only worsen the already dramatic situation, and... it cannot continue any longer. an active society must put pr

can enter the territory of israel in the same way as they once entered libya and the so-called nagorno-karabakhuse - says recep tayyip erdoğan, quote: there is no reason why we should not do this. buyurunuz please. well, here you see how recep tayyip erdoğan , by the way, they are gathered here, a boy came up to him, it was recep tayyip erdoğan handing out apartment keys to the victims of the earthquake that happened a few years ago in the southeast of turkey, and here's how then they said that according to turkish by tradition... if an older man does something like that, then when the little ones approach, one must first kiss the hand, and then place it on the forehead. this little guy who came up, he's being handed the keys to the apartment, he's so bad and he didn't do that to erdoğan. erdoğan decided to slap him. well, what are turkish traditions? but the troops of the dprk have vowed to completely defeat the enemy - this is a quote, by attacking him with overwhelming forces, if the leader of the most closed country in the world is kimchi. will give such an order, such an oath was taken by

aliyev, which provides for the complete withdrawal of armenian troops from the territory of nagorno- karabakhon and so on, remember? and then it started through half an hour in yelivan? mass promotions? well , it is clear that they are successful. they didn't have big ones, but, well, they didn't have them, because there was no alternative, but the smallest ones, because none of the citizens in armenia wanted the azerbaijani army to enter yerevan, and we have a slightly different situation, as you understand, it could be in the first months of the war, and now i'm just saying that this is exactly what they would like to bring the situation to, to mass actions against the government that betrayed ukraine, so they do not consider negotiations but... they want to create such a scenario that would make it easier for them further actions this is one point. the second point, all these plans, whether johnson's or pompey's, is an attempt to draw attention to themselves. donald trump. because everyone is now trying to find their place next to him, hoping that he can become the president of the united

aliyev, which provides for the complete withdrawal of armenian troops from the territory of nagorno-karabakhand so on and so forth, remember? and what happened after half an hour in yelivan? mass actions, well, it is clear that they did not have great success, but they did not because there was no alternative, but less so because none of the citizens... wanted to go to yerevan the azerbaijani army entered, we have a slightly different situation, as you understand, it could have been in the first months of the war, and now, i'm just saying that this is exactly what they would like to bring the situation to, to mass actions against the authorities that betrayed ukraine, therefore, they do not want negotiations, but want to create such a scenario that would facilitate their further actions, this is one moment, the second moment, all these plans, whether johnson or pompeo, is an attempt to draw attention to themselves, donald trump, because everyone now trying to find his place near him, hoping that he can become the president of the united states, which is absolutely not decided, it will be dec

pashinyan attributed the failures with nagorno-karabakh to the csto, while completely forgetting that the armenian prime minister had no right to talk about its inaction, because under the chairmanship of yerevan in 2022 , thanks to the csto. the largest crisis in kazakhstan in 30 years was resolved, while pashinyan wanted more, to involve the organization in a military conflict on the side of armenia. the next logical step would be to leave the csto organization. i would like to remind you that in the government program for 2021-2026 we did not state that we would remain the csto. tea and not independently, in september twenty-two , a delegation of the us congress headed by ninsi pilosi arrived in armenia on a visit. we reaffirmed our commitment, the commitment of the us congress, to strengthening security, economic development, democratic institutions in armenia in region. in the same month , american-armenian military exercises took place, after which yerevan’s rhetoric acquired a more radical character, and only 3 months later in the army. an eu military-police mission was deploye

military purposes , i met in... in the early nineties in armenia, when the war was going on in nagorno-karabakh effectively have they been used for decades, so to speak? in the middle east, we encountered them in syria, so to speak, but not once were we ahead of the whole world. yes, yes, by the way, who doesn’t know, yes, the soviet army had unmanned programs, the last drones, well, really not quadcopters, yes, they ended in this very first chechen company, they are still from the soviet era to say there was a reserve left, yes, but what i mean is that this is really needed, as it were, yes , this is not in the staffing schedule, so to speak , no matter how from a production point of view, well, that’s just me, as it were well, this is necessary, that is, here you need to be more flexible, turn around faster, as it were, and... regarding the war again, yes, a few words, we said it tritely, but nevertheless, i also don’t seem to dream of a nuclear war, i also don’t want nuclear strikes, so to speak, but it’s quite obvious that obama’s concept is now being partially implemented, whether you like

suicide, we we cannot be armenians more than armenians, what is the status, please tell me, of nagorno-karabakh was this man pretending to be the leader of armenia, he... once he formulated what nagorny’s status was, he recognized it, he said, this is azerbaijan, what do you want from russia, send our sons there to die, that’s not what i was talking about , in fact, and that’s exactly what i’m talking about, armenians, you and armenia don’t even have a common border, take iran, if in 1980 we had acted as harshly in georgia as the americans acted, then we would have... so answer. in my opinion. can i, like the wise old greek, put an end to this question. why is there no dialogue with europe? there is no dialogue with hungary. it’s not us who are conducting a dialogue with hungary, it’s the federation to meet with the leader of the state and hold negotiations, and i’m sure that no one would refuse them, but they don’t want to do it. they don't want to have a dialogue; they think they can win on the battlefield. not only do they not count, they publicly declare it, they do everything for... nothin