The appearance of countries on the political map is not determined by random circumstances, they have a geopolitical role, and when they give up their role, they can disappear from the face of the map.
Political scientist Stepan Danielyan wrote about this on his Facebook page.
“One of those roles is to be a buffer country. Armenia is a classic buffer country, and the main challenge of the current government's policy is to abandon that role, as a result of which Armenia loses its geopolitical meaning with corresponding consequences.
Ukraine has such a role, the main reason for today's tragedy is its refusal to play that role," he wrote.
