Media Review for November 21

The Azerbaijan newspaper continues to write about the fight against the coronavirus pandemic. The number of infected people in the world today has exceeded 57 million. An increase in the number of infected people is also observed in Azerbaijan; from November 21, new restrictions on the special quarantine regime are introduced in the country. All shopping facilities except grocery stores and pharmacies will be closed on weekends. Control over the wearing of masks has been tightened. People over 65 are not recommended to leave the house unnecessarily. Citizens are urged to comply with all established rules.

The website Redaktor.az discusses with political scientists the issue of the arrival of the Turkish military in Karabakh. They consider it important for the Turkish military to be on a par with the Russian military in Karabakh, and this is significant for the entire region as a whole, as it will lead to positive changes. Turkey's closeness to Azerbaijan prevented Russian interference in the hostilities.

The website Azpolitika.info discusses the readiness of Russia, France and the United States to discuss the issue of the status of Nagorno-Karabakh, although this issue did not arise after the victory of the Azerbaijani army in the Second Karabakh war. On the other hand, Turkey is preparing to arrive in Azerbaijan to carry out an observation function. At the same time, the head of the Russian Foreign Intelligence Service, Sergei Naryshkin, accuses the West of harassing Azerbaijani and Armenian nationalists and pushing them to war. Political analysts believe that Russia is playing a double game. -0-