French Expert Calls for Calling in Azerbaijani Ambassador, Imposing Sanctions, and Strengthening Support for Armenia
Calling in the Azerbaijani ambassador, imposing sanctions, and strengthening support for Armenia is necessary. This was stated by the prominent French geopolitical expert Louis Ducolon, as reported by Bagramyan26.
“Azerbaijan has been allowed to carry out destabilizing campaigns against France, while we do nothing. Every week, we see actions of intervention or espionage against us. Russia, China, Azerbaijan… It seems that we are quite often under attack but rarely defend ourselves. What is most astonishing is that we do not take revenge. If there are never any consequences, it is not surprising that everyone allows hostile actions against our country.
It’s time for France to show its teeth and make it clear that this is not an open bar. There are definitely ways to exert pressure—calling in the Azerbaijani ambassador, threats of economic sanctions, and increasing support for Armenia. Enough of pursuing us; we need to come out of this position of obvious weakness and deliver a strong punch on the table.
France is a nuclear power, a permanent member of the Security Council, and a founding member of the EU and NATO, and it is up to us to maintain our status,” he stated.
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