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This article investigates the political dynamics and power balances in Nakhchivan from 1924 to 1928, a period marked by shifting regional influences, Soviet control, and international interests. It will explore the geopolitical significance of the region during this time and its implications for both the Soviet Union and neighboring states, such as Turkey and Iran. The study will focus on political actors, strategic policies, and the region’s role in broader geopolitical frameworks.
Huseyn Abbasov (Thu,) studied this question.