The initiative of two State Duma MPs from the Communist Party of the Russian Federation (CPRF) to terminate the 1921 Treat of Moscow is unrealistic.  

Russian political analyst Alexander Skakov told the aforementioned to Armenian News – NEWS.am correspondent.

According to him, the initiators are rather marginal deputies and are not a parliament life stream. “Generally, referring to the past agreements is quite senseless. The treaties are numerous: those of Turkmenchay, Gulistan, Kars. But this is already history, and not our present day. Thus, I think all such initiatives will have no consequences,” Skakov said.

In his words, no agreement will be severed, since this is merely senseless. “It’s necessary to consider today’s reality, and not what happened 100 years ago,” the political analyst said.

Russian State Duma members Valery Rashkin and Sergei Obukhov have petitioned to President Vladimir Putin and Foreign Minister Sergei Lavrov, and proposed to sever the brotherhood and friendship treaty (Treaty of Moscow) which the then Russian Soviet Federative Socialist Republic (Bolshevist Russia) and Turkey had signed on March 16 in 1921.