The growing U.S.-Armenia partnership, marked by recent strategic agreements, has sparked significant interest across the South Caucasus. With Armenia gradually moving away from its long-standing ally, Russia, and aligning closer with the U.S., the region’s geopolitical dynamics are undergoing a noticeable shift. How sustainable is this realignment, and what implications does it have for neighboring Azerbaijan and broader regional stability?
News.az discusses these critical developments with Turkish political scientist Muhammed Kutlu, who offers an in-depth analysis of the motivations behind the U.S.-Armenia partnership and its potential repercussions for the South Caucasus.
