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Nov 4, 2026

Jane KinninmontHOST
54:24
And, you know, this result in the US may encourage that scenario to happen, but we will watch and follow over the coming days.
Jason PackHOST
54:35
Yeah, I mean, the only prediction I'll make is that Trump is going to want to have wins, whether it's Russia-Ukraine or an Israeli unity government or anything that he can ever win, whether it's Nagorno-Karabakh or...
Jason PackHOST
54:50
Nobel Peace Prize.
Jason PackHOST
54:51
He's going to want to have as many wins as possible.
Andrea ChalupaHOST
41:58
It's a lot like how the Russian oligarchs came to power.
Andrea ChalupaHOST
42:01
And Deripaska, who I mentioned earlier, he won the aluminum wars of the Karabakh 1990s in Russia.
Andrea ChalupaHOST
42:10
The aluminum wars had an actual body count.
Andrea ChalupaHOST
42:12
He became the top dog.
Andrew JohnsHOST
0:00
In March 2020, the vice president of the SSB, Turkey's state defense industry agency, wrote to Canadian officials that sensors made by L3 Harris Westcam of Waterdown, Ontario, are not diverted, re-exported, or transferred to any third party for any reason.
Andrew JohnsHOST
0:18
Ottawa's own review later found credible evidence that Turkish-built drones carrying Canadian cameras were used that fall in the war over Nagorno-Karabakh, though it could not confirm a diversion.
Andrew JohnsHOST
0:30
On October 22, Canada signed a defense industry agreement with the same agency.
Andrew JohnsHOST
0:36
Westcam's sensors are camera systems.
Andrew JohnsHOST
0:51
Westcam cameras exported to the Turkish company Baykar were built into its Bayraktar TB2, an armed drone.
Andrew JohnsHOST
0:58
Global Affairs Canada, the federal foreign ministry, found in the final report on that review, which covered military export permits to Türkiye.
Andrew JohnsHOST
1:07
In fall 2020, months after the letters, Azerbaijan and Armenia fought a war over Nagorno-Karabakh and Canada suspended the relevant permits.
Andrew JohnsHOST
1:17
The credible evidence, the report said in findings announced in April 2021, concerned Bayraktar TB2 drones equipped with Canadian sensors.
Paul SaundersHOST
2:21
He is director for foreign policy research and analysis at the Institute for Development and Diplomacy, is co-editor of Baku Dialogues, a journal that the Institute produces.
Paul SaundersHOST
2:36
visiting scholar at the American Foreign Policy Council, fellow at the Agora Strategy Institute, co-founded by Wolfgang Ischinger in Germany, edited two books about the conflict over Karabakh, and he has written nearly 100 books.
Paul SaundersHOST
2:57
articles and op-eds for various publications, including our beloved National Interest Journal and now website.
Paul SaundersHOST
3:07
With that long introduction, thank you, Damian, for being with me today.
Johnny MelikyanGUEST
13:00
So Armenia decided to have this French model of constitution, presidential system, etc.
Johnny MelikyanGUEST
13:08
So at that period it was a war in Karabakh.
Johnny MelikyanGUEST
13:11
which Armenian forces in Nagorno-Karabakh won with the assistance of Armenia, Republic of Armenia.
Johnny MelikyanGUEST
13:18
So let's put it this way.
Johnny MelikyanGUEST
13:20
It's the reality which was at that time.
Johnny MelikyanGUEST
16:44
So in our case, we had less to show.
Johnny MelikyanGUEST
16:48
And here we have other kind of relations.
Johnny MelikyanGUEST
16:55
Status quo, which was developing and fixing new reality in post-Soviet period, ended in the 2020 war, second Karabakh war, where Azerbaijan started all this, naming it return of occupied territory, so-called, And in our case, it was Nagorno-Karabakh army and Armenians who were fighting for their independence, preserving their independence.
Thomas MillerHOST
12:36
The new AIR era is unfolding on exactly the ground Ptolemy assigned to it.
Thomas MillerHOST
12:43
The war over Nagorno-Karabakh in Armenia erupted in 2020.
Thomas MillerHOST
12:47
In August 2021, the Taliban took Kabul in Central Asia.
Thomas MillerHOST
12:52
In February 2022, Russia, the great power of the air quarter, invaded Ukraine, and the war has been fought ever since along the Azov coast and the Donbas, close to the very line where Ptolemy's air quarter meets his fire quarter.
Thomas MillerHOST
12:36
The new AIR era is unfolding on exactly the ground Ptolemy assigned to it.
Thomas MillerHOST
12:43
The war over Nagorno-Karabakh in Armenia erupted in 2020.
Thomas MillerHOST
12:47
In August 2021, the Taliban took Kabul in Central Asia.
Thomas MillerHOST
12:52
In February 2022, Russia, the great power of the air quarter, invaded Ukraine.
Sharon GilbertHOST
54:42
Azerbaijan.
Derek GilbertHOST
54:45
Right, yeah, I'm trying to figure out what the gain is for Turkey there, because Turkey allied with Azerbaijan in the recent little regional war they had with Armenia over Nagorno-Karabakh, that little region...
Derek GilbertHOST
55:02
That is detached from Armenia, but was ethnically Armenian.
Derek GilbertHOST
55:08
And it had been part of Armenia until the Azeris basically went in.
AaronGUEST
72:56
how do we solve it, Murray?
Pete QuiñonesHOST
72:59
One of the most vicious existing conflicts in which the U.S. has not yet meddled because it has not yet been shown on CNN is the problem of Nagorno-Karabakh, an Armenian enclave totally surrounded by and therefore formally within Azerbaijan.
Pete QuiñonesHOST
73:16
Nagorno-Karabakh should clearly be part of Armenia.
Pete QuiñonesHOST
73:21
But how then will Armenians of Karabakh avoid their present fate of blockade by Azeris, and how will they avoid military battles in trying to keep open a land corridor to Armenia? Under total privatization, of course, these problems would disappear.
Pete QuiñonesHOST
73:40
They would not.
AaronGUEST
66:19
how do we solve it, Murray?
Pete QuiñonesHOST
66:22
One of the most vicious existing conflicts in which the U.S. has not yet meddled because it has not yet been shown on CNN is the problem of Nagorno-Karabakh, an Armenian enclave totally surrounded by and therefore formally within Azerbaijan.
Pete QuiñonesHOST
66:39
Nagorno-Karabakh should clearly be part of Armenia.
Pete QuiñonesHOST
66:43
But how then will Armenians of Karabakh avoid their present fate of blockade by Azeris, and how will they avoid military battles in trying to keep open a land corridor to Armenia? Under total privatization, of course, these problems would disappear.
Pete QuiñonesHOST
67:03
They would not.

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