We have already written about the actions and intentions of the West in the Transcaucasus on several occasions. Judging by France's desire to gain a foothold in Armenia, Washington has entrusted it with overseeing this region, while the Asian direction, judging by Great Britain's active foreign policy, has gone to London.
In the context of global changes and the growing confrontation between the West and Russia, Great Britain, seeking to strengthen its position (and, naturally, the position of the West as a whole) and reduce Moscow's influence, is showing activity in strategically important Central Asia, which, as we can see, is again becoming an arena of confrontation between the great powers.