Russian businessman German Sterligov, who moved to Nagorno-Karabakh, has no idea what is the situation in the region.

Russian journalist, publicist, and ex-MP Alexander Nevzorov told the aforesaid to Special Opinion.

In his conviction, Sterligov—with whom he is familiar and they were even friends—is a very inquisitive, passionate, and determined person, who also inspires interest and respect.

Nevzorov noted that Sterligov considers his views to be the only right ones, and he is under the influence of religious “marasmus”.

“He decided to head off to Nagorno-Karabakh absolutely without realizing that not everything will be calm there in the future,” said Nevzorov. “I know that region well.”

He substantiated his knowing the region by stating that, “There was a time when I had to choose on whose side I should fight: Armenia, or Azerbaijan.”

“To fight, to shoot [a video], and the other things. The selection was based on a very important factor: the weather.

“We were leaving for [Armenia’s capital city of] Yerevan, and we were to be on the Armenian side. But due to weather conditions, we weren’t able to fly to Yerevan, and [therefore] we left for [the Azerbaijan capital city of] Baku.

“We worked very successfully on the other side,” stated Alexander Nevzorov.