The daily commented on Baku’s nervous response to Armenian President Serzh Sargsyan’s statement in Moscow.

“In case Azerbaijan launches new hostilities, Armenia will have no choice but to recognize independence of Nagorno-Karabakh de jure and ensure security of its population by all means possible,” Sargsyan said in his speech in Moscow.

The reaction of the Azerbaijani side to the statement was completely inadequate: Azeris intensified the shelling in the line of contact after a relative lull.

Secondly, boring songs about Azerbaijan’s “military power”, accordingly “weakness of Armenia” were sung. Finally, Baku observers have found another supporter in the person of Uzbek President Islam Karimov. Moreover, Uzbek President, who ordered about 500 women and children to be shot dead in Andijan, opposes CSTO to respond to domestic political problems of the members-states of the organization.

Famous political scientist Zardusht Alizade acted as a military strategist. Quickly considering the military-economic and demographic resources of the parties (of course, Armenia is not fit to hold a candle to Azerbaijan in all issues), he said that the Azerbaijani army will strike in three directions-from the south, center and north.

It is very much ridiculous for a pure civilian to draw mentally the arrows of the army attacks, meanwhile hinting at the “weakness” of not only Armenia but also Russia’s military machine.