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Հ.Գ. Հայաստանի և Ադրբեջանի կողմից հրադադար հաստատելու հաջորդ օրը՝ ապրիլի 6-ին, «Քաղաքականություն» («Политика») ծրագրի ստուդիայում խոսակցությունն այն մասին էր, թե ում էր ձեռնտու հակամարտության սրումը ղարաբաղա-ադրբեջանական դիմակայության շրջանում, ինչու այն նորից սրվեց, ինչ սպառնալիքներ է պարունակում և ինչպես լուծել այն։ Բանավեճին մասնակցում էր նաև Ռուսաստանի հայտնի քաղաքական-հասարակական գործիչ, ԱՊՀ երկրների ինստիտուտի տնօրեն Կոնստանտին Զատուլինը։
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The whole complex of the aforementioned factors apparently pushed Azerbaijan to blitzkrieg, which completely failed on the fourth day. However, here I would like to draw attention to very important factors. So, while on the first day of the outbreak of military operations, as noted earlier, the leaders of US, Russia, France, Germany, the United Nations, the OSCE Parliamentary Assembly, the Council of Europe made urgent calls for an immediate cessation of military operations, rather expected was the behavior of the Turkish leaders. So, on Sunday, April 3 at the height of armed hostilities in Karabakh conflict zone, at the opening of the Turkish-American Center of culture and civilization in the state of Maryland, USA, President Erdogan said: "We will support Azerbaijan until the end ... We pray that our Azerbaijani brothers win in these collisions with as few as possible losses." In those days, the whole world was calling for peace, but Erdogan was calling for to war; moreover, called to God in prayer: "May Allah help our Azerbaijani brothers." The Turkish President’s pleas heeded the Lord God, and helped “Azerbaijani brothers” to come to senses and ask Russian Defense Ministry to take on a mediating mission and obtain the consent of the military leadership of the two Armenian states - Nagorno-Karabakh Republic and the Republic of Armenia to conclude a truce. It is very significant that the OSCE Minsk Group also had to bear from this speech by Turkish President: "We faced such an incident, because the Minsk Group underestimated the situation in Nagorno-Karabakh, which is under the occupation (Armenia) for many years. If the Minsk Group had made fair and decisive steps in this regard, such a situation would not arise." Here, I cannot but quote from the speech of the President of Armenia Serzh Sargsyan. So, within the framework of his working visit to the US on March 30 of this year, Serzh Sargsyan, speaking in the Kennedy School of Government at Harvard University, said: "People, having often used the word "occupation", forget that for 70 years in a row Karabakh was a victim of occupation... and what was the annexation of Karabakh to Azerbaijan thanks to Stalin’s ability, if not occupation." The Prime Minister of Turkey, Ahmet Davutoglu, who remained faithful to bellicose rhetoric of his boss, on the same day, April 5, speaking at a meeting of the parliamentary faction of Justice and Development Party in the Turkish Grand National Assembly, said: "The whole
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