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This conflict is escalating and i fear we might get involved somehow but I hope that doesn't happen. The Nargono-karabakh population is 80% Armenian, Very poor and has been a part of Armenia for over a thousand years but in 1924 a murdering dictator named Joseph Stalin decided to give it to Azerbaijan ( No reason?) who are ethnic turks and speak a different language. Though no one there in Nargono wants to be part of Azerbaijan, they either want independence or be a part of Armenia again but Azerbaijan dosen't care.Turkey openly supports Azerbaijan, and militarily aids them with reports of mujuhadeen fighters being paid by turkey under the table.
Iran and Armenia have long diplomatic and historical ties. Russia usually backs Armenia but hasn't done anything yet while Europe just twiddles their thumbs. What can we do or should we not get involved?

Grandoodle 7 Oct 9
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This is a very sad situation. I don't see it as the west's fight. This is for the two countries to sort out between themselves. The international community can certainly provide diplomatic and humanitarian aid if they want to, but I wouldn't condone military intervention unless enemy countries like Iran try to exploit the situation to expand their influence in the region.

We cannot try to be the world's police, coming to the aid of every wronged party, even though we are saddened by their plight and would like to be able to help. I think your response strikes the right balance.

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