Okay, this is not a politisperg. I just need to point out an interesting piece of context:
Armenia and Azerbaijan have been at each others' throats since the fucking 80s. Their conflict is (among other things) a proxy for regional disputes between Russia and Turkey, going all the way back to WWI (if not earlier). Long story short, Turkey backs the Azeri (who are a Muslim Turkic people), while Russia backs the Armenians (who might not be Slavs, but are Orthodox Christians). They've been at it before multiple times. With the 2020 Nagorno-Karabakh war, the last time it happened, it was Russia who brokered the cease-fire. Let me be crystal clear, though: there are no good guys here. Now that social media and cell phones are so ubiquitous even in that area of the world it's clear both sides are guilty of some pretty horrifying war crimes, no matter the narratives being pushed by their own shills.
So, why did it start happening again now? Let me be charitable to Russia and say they're extremely distracted with Ukraine at the moment. With that in mind, the Azeris decided to take the opportunity to have another go at the Amenians without the Russians interfering with their drones and missiles party. And, of course, Turkey is happy to help.
Where am I going with all of this? I'm pointing out global geopolitics are a lot more complicated than just "flags in bio". Anyone cheering for Ukraine right now is also indirectly cheering for Azerbaijan. Or at least against Armenia. It was Russia's decision to invade Ukraine and subsequent loss of military ability/reputation that prompted this new round of conflicts, so "stand with Ukraine" (read: being anti-Russia) is not a compatible stance with "stand with Armenia".
tl;dr, Penny has no fucking idea what he's talking about. As usual.