On September 30, 1938, the European Quartet "turned over" Czechoslovakia's Sudetenland in Munich, and on October 6, 2022, in Prague, Charles Michel and Macron encouraged the handover of Artsakh to Azerbaijan. September 30, 1938 symbolizes the day of open cynicism of the European powers. On that day, France, Great Britain, Italy and Germany decided the fate of Czechoslovakia, handing over the Sudeten region to Germany. France and Great Britain tried to explain their agreement to the annexation of the Sudeten region by the fact that Germany promised not to make any new territorial changes in Europe. France, forgetting about the French-Czech alliance, "gave the furnace" to its ally, and British Prime Minister Chamberlain justified his agreement with the prospect of "bringing peace". As a result, after a short time, the Second World War began, Paris fell, and London was bombarded by the German air force. Decades later, with the sponsorship and encouragement of European structures, on October 6, 2022, in Prague, the Prime Minister of Armenia recognized Artsakh as a part of Azerbaijan. Charles Michel and Emmanuel Macron played a big role in this shameful deal. Two months after recognizing Artsakh as a part of Azerbaijan, the blockade of Artsakh began, and in the fall of 2023, the deportation of Artsakh Armenians from Artsakh. Both in 1938 and in 2022, the European states did not bring peace, but gave a green light for new disasters.