To understand the essence of Turkey's policy towards the Republic of Armenia in
the 1990s it is important to take into account, among other factors, also the peculiarities
of its regional geostrategy. Unfortunately, this approach is often overlooked.
This article aims at examination of some of the basic factors related to Turkey's
geostrategy, such as historical, ideological and geopolitical. In particular, based on the
research of historical facts, the importance of the South Caucasus for Turkey is
emphasized. In addition, theorethical base for the formation of its regional strategy after
the collapse of the Soviet Union is examined.
The sources of the article were both the official materials and the press of the time,
as well as the research literature.