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No he did not say this. 
Reddit is a group think toilet.
This  is a biased Armenian media  ‘spin’ on what he said.
Will there ever be a resolution to determine the fate of Nagorno-Karabakh / Artsakh? I can't imagine that the Armenian and Azerbaijani people want to be in this situation forever. >

It is clear and evident what the current Azerbaijani regime intends to achieve by this (now going on for over one month) blockade of the single road connecting the Armenians of Nagorno-Karabakh with Armenia proper and the outside world.
It will once and for all rid all Armenians from Artsakh. That is the goal. Expect in a few weeks a decision by the Azeri dictator to open the road for Armenians in Artsakh to leave to Armenia proper.
The people of Artsakh have a well-deserved reputation among Armenians for resiliency, but even the bravest and most resilient have limits. With no incoming food, medicine, electricity and now internet, the people will have no choice but to leave. As a result, Azerbaijan will finally get what it always wanted; an ethnically cleansed Nagorno-Karabakh thanks to a bunch of "environmental protesters" and a world that didn't lift a finger to do anything about it.
Thereafter, the Russian "peace keeping" mission will have no peace to keep since the Armenians they were sent to protect will no longer exist. With no Armenians left in Nagorno-Karabakh they will merely be seen by the Azeri public as an occupying force. Then Aliyev will cry to the West that the Russians are occupying its internationally recognized territory. Russia might eventually leave with some sort of an economic/financial deal with Azerbaijan and just like that, the dictator in Azerbaijan will have what he always wanted. All of Karabakh.
But he (Aliyev) won't stop there. Once the Karabakh issue is finally "resolved", he will then aim at achieving the other thing he's been pressing for the last 2 years...a corridor connecting mainland Azerbaijan with Nakhichevan via southern Armenia. He will launch an attack into southern Armenia and will most likely take it given Azerbaijan's current military superiority over Armenia.
The Russians won't do anything because they're economically, politically and militarily depleted. Also, Russia wants nothing more than mainland Azerbaijan to finally connect with Nakhichevan; thus connecting it to Turkey. With achieving this, Russia will sell its gas masked as "Azeri gas" to Europe via Turkey.
The EU won't do anything other than a couple of "concerning" statements. After all, the EU traded buying gas from one autocratic country (Russia) for another (Azerbaijan).
The US is the only player that has little-to-no economic or political relationship with Azerbaijan (compared to the EU and Russia). They have the power to stop this but this can change depending on the next administration. The Biden administration (and his State Department) has been the most proactive in recent history regarding this issue. The US (under Biden) has been willing to call out Azerbaijan for numerous violations and even helped stop the September 2022 Azeri invasion into Armenia proper. Nancy Pelosi even visited Armenia back in September and met with the PM and other high-ranking officials in the country. However this can drastically change if a different administration takes over in 2 years; especially a Trump administration, who not only has business ties with both (as exposed in his tax returns) Turkey and Azerbaijan, but also holds an isolationist "America first" policy.
Sadly the world will once again stay silent as Armenians get slaughtered and Armenia seizes to exist. >

Thanks for this mate >

That seems like a bad thing to admit. >

He was very open about his goal being ethnic cleansing before restarting the conflict two years ago. It didn't matter then internationally and is also an important part of his domestic branding. >

In an ideal world , FOR Azerbaijanis and their Turkish masters , the Armenian Genocide would’ve made Armenians extinct . That’s the level of evil here >

It shouldn't be news to anyone that azerbaijan's government seek genocide. >

Azerbaijan is a terrorist state >

How was Armenian the good guy taking territory and killing Azerbaijan in the 1990s? This is exactly like Ukraine taking back Crimea >

The difference comes down to where people traditionally live. Azerbaijan eating into an objectively tiny Armenia and Artsakh is a problem. Especially Armenia. They are not entitled to an ethnically cleansed corridor through Armenia proper.  
Evil Soviets gave land populated mostly by ethnic Armenians to the Azeri statelet rather than their Armenian one. Maybe it was divide-and-control, maybe it was just a lack of care. Maybe it even made sense in certain areas where the line was drawn. Quite frankly Armenia and Azerbaijan were more mixed at the time, with minorities of the other nationality located deep within each until the late 1980s/1990s. It didn't matter much until the Soviet Union started to fall apart, but once it did it became clear the area was mostly Armenian, and they had been able to exert their will up to the Line of Contact all the way to 2020. 
In 2020, the Azeris were much more powerful militarily and have been able to exert their will over Armenians now. They actually occupy a small section of internationally recognized Armenia also. The Armenians are trapped between Turkey Sr. and Turkey Jr. If it weren't for Georgia and...interestingly enough Iran, they'd otherwise be in the harshest neighbourhood humanly imaginable. 
Armenia is tiny and the risk of genocide is real. It's much more of a concern than a majority ethnic Armenian area not falling under Azerbaijani control in the early 1990s. Few international players truly gave a shit because they knew the Soviet borders were poorly drawn. Ethnic cleansing then took place on both sides. What we're seeing now is incredibly one-sided and a potential second Armenian genocide in the making. >

Genocide looming near Europe but it's not geopolitically interesting for people to be passionate about. >

Holding Azerbaijan accountable would piss Turkey off, so no politician in any NATO country will actually care about this, and Russia is currently a bit indisposed to actually do anything. So the world is going to stand idly by as Armenians are genocided again. >

Looks like a Redditor >

This is hideous. The fuck is going on over there. Please tell me it's not relgion-related. Formula 1 will still race there I bet. Sickening. >

It's actually not religion-related despite both Armenia and Azerbaijan being different religions. It's purely ethnic/territorial. >

Thank you. So the next best thing. Ethnicity. We're still doing this assinine shit in 2023. Sad. >

They've had on-off conflict for about a century now. Longest era of peacetime was when they were both in the USSR, weirdly enough. But at the same time, the USSR drew their borders to cause tensions. >

I had no idea. Is it similar the Serb-Croat conflict? >

Thank you. >

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