It wasn't only drones, it was the Hamza division flow from Syria by Turkey, it was Turkish drones, Israeli drones. This implies Georgian co-operation, since Tur

It wasn't only drones, it was the Hamza division flow from Syria by Turkey, it was Turkish drones, Israeli drones. This implies Georgian co-operation, since Turkey obviously didn't fly the Hamza division through Russia, Iran or India, and didn't take some kind of convoluted route through Pakistan. The war against the Karabach-Armenians was truly multi-national project, with numerous co-belligerents, Turkey, Georgia, Russia (possibly in the later stages), even the US. Israel is not a co-belligerent since they didn't give any weapons, but sold them, but the weapons they sold were as far as I understand quite important. Georgia was a co-belligerent because of the Hamza division crossing through it. Russia was not a co-belligerent in the 2020 war, but I believe they might have been during the actual expulsion-- it's possible they just gave their approval, and then it'd be Turkey, Georgia and the US, but even if the Russians didn't do more than give that assent that assent still had worse consequences than the formal co-belligerency of the US, so one would still want to include them somehow. I think the US tried to avoid being a formal co-belligerent by giving some military aid to Armenia, but the NKAO successor state was not Armenia, but separate, so that doesn't actually change anything with regard to co-belligerency.