Moscow and Tehran may recognize the Nagonro Karabakh Republic in future, Stanislav Tarasov, director of Middle East-Caucasus research center at the International Institute of the Newest States said at the discussion in Moscow on Eurasian Prospect and Political, Humanitarian and Economic Issues of “Unrecognized” States.

“The phenomenon of “two Armenias” may be accompanied with only serious geopolitical changes in the so-called Big Middle East,” he said. Moreover, he did not exclude that the Armenian center will be moved from Yerevan to Stepanakert.

“In my opinion, a Transcaucasian direction is being formed in the foreign policy of Iran which in near future will surprise much,” the political analyst said, adding that only after it as well as only after recognition of Transdniester it would have been expedient to revive the Karabakh and Transdniester unification process in any alliance of unrecognized states. He said there used to be such process in time.

“At that time Karabakh pulled out from the process but currently positions may change as in case Russia recognizes Karabakh a new Armenian center will be formed over it and new geopolitical configuration will be created with Russia’s presence,” Tarasov said.