Biden's Departure and the Mousetrap for Armenia

The geopolitical reformatting of the world, which seems to have begun with Donald Trump's return to the White House after a four-year break and which initially did not go beyond verbal, albeit unusually loud and extravagant statements, is already beginning to show the first signs of practical reflection on the ground. So far, we are beginning to cautiously observe the transformation of words into reality in Eastern Europe, specifically in Russian-Ukrainian relations, which is not surprising, given that this fratricidal war claims hundreds of lives daily. However, it seems that very soon we will begin to observe serious changes in other parts of the world as well. Possibly in Gaza. Or perhaps somewhere else.

As reported by BAKU.WS, this is stated in the latest issue of the analytical YouTube project Caliber.

"Take Syria, for example. Despite the fact that a new chapter in the history of this country was opened in the period between Donald Trump's election victory and his return to the Oval Office, what has happened in this war-torn country from last December until recent days can also be counted among the important components of that very 'change of landmarks' that our planet is now experiencing. What will then happen with Panama, Greenland, Canada, Iran, whether there will be new sharp conversations in front of journalists in the Oval Office - time will tell.

We, of course, are more concerned about our region, where the Armenian-Azerbaijani conflict remains not fully resolved," notes the author.

More details in the video.