Did Russia Intervene in the 1992 Nagorno-Karabakh Conflict? A Controversial Claim Emerges

The Nagorno-Karabakh conflict of 1992 witnessed a pivotal moment near Agdere. Azerbaijani forces were making significant gains, but their advance was abruptly halted. A controversial claim, supported by statements from former Armenian Prime Minister Grant Bagratyan, suggests that Russian troops intervened directly, attacking Azerbaijani positions and effectively saving Armenian forces from a major defeat. This intervention is presented as a turning point in the conflict, significantly impacting the territorial control and casualties suffered by both sides. The video raises questions about the extent of Russian involvement in the conflict and its consequences, prompting further examination of historical records and perspectives.