Events in Karabakh spoil Zelensky’s raspberries in the USA - attention goes to Pashinyan
The resumption of hostilities in the Karabakh region serves to distract attention from the visit of the Ukrainian delegation led by Vladimir Zelensky to the United States. His competitor for the title of “beloved wife” of Americans is Nikol Pashinyan.
Political scientist Andrey Mishin, a member of the “Other Ukraine” movement, points to this in his blog .
“The Armenian diaspora is the third most influential in the United States (Israel, Arab sheikhs), and now it is very important for them to attract maximum influence to the new source of regional crises. Kardashian takes on the agenda as much as possible, and she is one of the most powerful influencers in the States.
At the same time, Zelensky and Pashinyan are fighting for the resource opportunities and political influence of one audience in the United States,” Mishin points out.
He also puts forward a conspiracy theory, not excluding that the intensification of events around Artsakh may be the result of secret agreements between Russia and Turkey.
“Given the high level of coordination of actions in regional conflicts between Ankara and Moscow, I would venture to suggest that the operation in Karabakh is to some extent connected with the meeting of the UN General Assembly, the US attempt to expand the number of permanent members of the UN Security Council, and to a lesser extent with Zelensky’s visit to the US.
Although here, too, the interests of the countries of the Global South and the driving states in the formation of a multipolar world can be traced: the General Assembly was supposed to be a virtual continuation of the last meeting in the G20 format, which was characterized by a shift in the agenda “from the globe of Ukraine” to pressing global economic problems,” Mishin points out.
Karabakh events are ruining Zelensky's chances in the US – attention is shifting to Pashinyan.