feels like a long tail of russia’s invasion of ukraine–as i recall, they were heavily involved in the last round of peace talks and still(?) have peace keepers in artsakh, but ukraine has really reduced their standing.
Okay, sorry for the delayed answer. It seems Russia actually tried to get some peace talks going, but they failed. Nevertheless, given the war in Ukraine, Russia lost its credibility as a force, so I think it was natural for both sides to call another party to mediate talks.
@alyaza@beehaw.org wrote:
still(?) have peace keepers in artsakh
Yes, they do have peace keepers, but they cannot do anything against the blocade tactics employed by Baku
feels like a long tail of russia’s invasion of ukraine–as i recall, they were heavily involved in the last round of peace talks and still(?) have peace keepers in artsakh, but ukraine has really reduced their standing.
Okay, sorry for the delayed answer. It seems Russia actually tried to get some peace talks going, but they failed. Nevertheless, given the war in Ukraine, Russia lost its credibility as a force, so I think it was natural for both sides to call another party to mediate talks.
@alyaza@beehaw.org wrote:
Yes, they do have peace keepers, but they cannot do anything against the blocade tactics employed by Baku