“Atlas” Research Center conducted a survey among MPs, political experts and journalists specializing in foreign policy, including security issues. 100 respondents participated in the survey.
Publika.az reports that the first question of the survey was related to the Russia-Ukraine war.
45.3% of respondents to the question “How will the Russian-Ukrainian war end” said “Russia will control Crimea and Eastern Ukraine”, 40.1% said “a ceasefire agreement will be signed between Russia and Ukraine”, and 10.6% said “Ukraine will ensure its territorial integrity”. they answered. Answers such as “Neither Russia nor Ukraine will achieve their goal”, “Ukraine’s existence is in question”, “both sides will make serious concessions”, “the war will not end for a long time, but the fighting will subside” accounted for 4% of those who participated in the survey.
59% of respondents to the question “What should be the first step to reduce tension in the Middle East” answered “Israel should recognize the independence of Palestine”, 28.5% answered “Armed groups in Palestine should be disarmed”, and 10.5% answered “Israel should be provided security”. they gave Answers such as “the US should withdraw from the region” and “neither side wants the end of the conflict” were around 2% each.
The responses to the survey question “What should be done for the realization of the idea of ”Caucasian house”” are divided as follows:
“A peace agreement should be signed between Azerbaijan and Armenia” – 70.7%;
“Diplomatic relations should be established between Azerbaijan and Armenia” – 17.9%;
“Communication lines should be opened between Azerbaijan and Armenia” – 10.3%.
Among the responses, “it will not be possible”, “Armenian society must change” each accounted for 1.1%.
The next question of the survey was: “In what format should the negotiations between Azerbaijan and Armenia continue?”
a) Preference should be given to direct negotiations – 91.6%
b) Negotiations should be held in Georgia – 3.2%
c) Negotiations should be held in Washington – 3.2%
d) Negotiations should be held in Moscow – 1%
e) No negotiation – 1%
f) Negotiations must be held in Brussels – 0%
To the last question of the survey, “When will the peace agreement between Azerbaijan and Armenia be signed?”, 41.1% said, “The peace agreement will not be signed this year,” 37.9% said, “The peace agreement will be signed by the end of this year,” and 15.5% said, “The peace agreement will be signed by the middle of this year.” organized. Among the answers that made up 5% of the total were: “When Armenia is ready for it”, “it depends on the talks of the parties”, “it depends on the processes in the region”, “it is difficult to say when”, etc.
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