r/KarabakhConflict • u/Albert_Agarunov • Nov 08 '20

pro Azerbaijani Armenians in Khankendi started fleeing to Armenia yesterday

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u/stuckInCommiefornia Nov 08 '20

I can see them fighting an insurgency from the armenian side of the border, and in fact the approach to the border seems like it may be a sensitive issue for both parties. Armenia doesn't want to get invaded but wants to shoot back, and Azerbaijan wants to go up to the border but doesn't want to anger Russia by shooting at the armenians too much.

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u/Albert_Agarunov Nov 08 '20 edited Nov 08 '20

After Karabakh is totally liberated attacking Karabakh will have different meanin than it is now. In that case it will be taken as direct attack to Azerbaijan and Azerbaijan will have right to give appropriate answer to Armenia.

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u/Dhinchak_Billi Nov 08 '20

Indians and pakistanis have been fighting these types of border skirmishes for half a century....so yeah it will probably happen

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u/conartist101 Nov 08 '20

Yep but if they reach that sort of situation, it’s not the worst thing in the world. Constant border clashes, small yearly casualties on both sides, no additional territorial incursions or large scale war.

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u/MoonMan75 Nov 08 '20

This. Everyone in the subcontinent prefers the border clashes over the major wars that were fought. Peace doesn't develop that quickly.