Russia and Iran Consider Intervention to 'Restore Order' in Caucasus

An analysis suggests Russia and Iran may need to intervene to stabilize the Caucasus region, where ruling groups in Armenia and Azerbaijan are reportedly not responding to rational approaches despite Moscow and Tehran's economic influence. The situation raises concerns about regional order.

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Will Russia and Iran Be Forced to ‘Restore Order’ in the Caucasus?

Moscow and Tehran hold economic upper hand in the region, but current ruling groups in both Armenia and Azerbaijan are no longer responding to rational and mutual national interests.

By Conor Gallagher

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