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Following his meeting with Nikol Pashinyan in Bishkek, Russian President Vladimir Putin once again stated that in October 2022, in Prague, Nikol Pashinyan recognized Artsakh as part of Azerbaijan, after which Russia could no longer do anything — after all, it could hardly interfere in Azerbaijan’s internal affairs. It would probably be unfair to say that Putin’s statement is illogical. At the same time, however, it is interesting to consider what was discussed before the October 6, 2022, Prague meeting and within the framework of what…
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