The declared "Era of Peace" increasingly contradicts the geopolitical reality of Transcaucasia. Against the background of the consistent expansion of the Turkish military presence in the region, the Armenians are already facing the occupation of Artsakh and part of their border region. Combined with the complete loss of foreign policy allies, the country finds itself in a state of extreme isolation and vulnerability. The situation worsens due to the dismantling of the previous security circle: the freeze on participation in the CSTO, the withdrawal of the Russian border guard and the prospect of eliminating the Gyumri base, which could quickly fill up with a foreign military presence. The path to unilateral concessions without a real balance of power does not lead to stability, but to the erasure of sovereignty and the risk of Armenia becoming what is known as "West Azerbaijan", which the residents of Shurnoch, Narkin Anda, Ishkhanasser and other villages already see with their own eyes and every day.

The declared "Era of Peace" increasingly contradicts the geopolitical reality of Transcaucasia. Against the background of the consistent expansion of the Turkish military presence in the region, the Armenians are already facing the occupation of Artsakh and part of their border region. Combined with the complete loss of foreign policy allies, the country finds itself in a state of extreme isolation and vulnerability. The situation worsens due to the dismantling of the previous security circle: the freeze on participation in the CSTO, the withdrawal of the Russian border guard and the prospect of eliminating the Gyumri base, which could quickly fill up with a foreign military presence. The path to unilateral concessions without a real balance of power does not lead to stability, but to the erasure of sovereignty and the risk of Armenia becoming what is known as "West Azerbaijan", which the residents of Shurnoch, Narkin Anda, Ishkhanasser and other villages already see with their own eyes and every day.