Secretary of State Antony Blinken reportedly warned some U.S. lawmakers last week that Azerbaijan could soon invade Armenia.

POLITICO reported that the Biden administration is concerned that conflict in the Middle East could soon spread after Azerbaijani President Ilham Aliyev made recent remarks that he will retake the region “by force” after he invaded the Nagorno-Karabakh region last month.

Blinken claimed that the Biden administration was looking for ways to hold Azerbaijan accountable, including cutting off military assistance to the country. U.S. officials reportedly believe that the invasion could happen in the next several weeks.

The report, based on the way it was written, suggested that the administration only briefed Democrat lawmakers, saying that he expressed confidence about ongoing talks between the nations “to the Democratic lawmakers.”

The U.S. would cut off funding to Azerbaijan by not renewing a waiver that allows the U.S. to do so, which it has renewed every year for the last two decades.

When Azerbaijan invaded Nagorno-Karabak last month, more than 100,000 ethnic Armenians were forced to flee. Dozens of leaders were arrested during the invasion.

“But Nagorno-Karabakh is not the only territorial dispute between the two Caucasus countries,” the report said. “[Azerbaijan] has proposed a route to the Nakhichevan exclave that would cut through Armenia’s southern Syunik region, known in Azerbaijani as Zangezur, and enable road traffic to bypass Iran.”

The chaos is the latest example of a pattern of instability that has sprung up across the world under the Biden administration as countries from Europe to the Middle East have been invaded and destabilized.

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Another country that could soon take aggressive action is China — invading Taiwan as Beijing sees America getting spread thinner and thinner as it grapples with trying to contain the fallout from a weak Biden administration.

Documents that were labeled “top secret” in Arabic were discovered on the bodies of dead Hamas terrorists this week after they launched an unprecedented terrorist attack against Israel.

The documents showed that the detailed plans Palestinian terrorists were given ordered them to “target elementary schools and a youth center” in Kfar Sa’ad, a kibbutz in Israel, and to “kill as many people as possible.”

The documents also ordered the soldiers to take hostages and return back to Gaza as fast as possible. More than 1,300 Israelis were murdered, 3,000+ more were injured, and well over 100 hostages were taken.

Surveillance footage viewed by NBC News lined up closely to the orders that were given in the documents, including the use of specific tactics.

The documents showed that Hamas had conducted extensive intelligence gathering to carry out their attacks and that they had “specific plans of attack for each village that included the intentional targeting of women and children.”

Israeli military officials told the publication that the level of detail in the maps, which NBC News published, was enough to “cause anyone in the intelligence field’s jaw to drop.”

“I saw murdered babies. I saw murdered children,” said Yossi Landau, a commander of ZAKA, an Israeli first responder organization. “I saw mothers and children murdered together.”

Another Israeli military official said that they had never seen this degree of detailed planning for a terrorist attack.

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Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu responded to the attacks by telling Israelis that Hamas’ time had come to an end and that country would kill every Hamas operative after the attacks.

“We are fighting in full force in all theaters. Now, we are on the offensive,” he said. “Every Hamas operative will die. Hamas is ISIS. We will crush them and get rid of them just as the world crushed and got rid of ISIS. I would like to strengthen our combatants, all the people in our security forces and relief and rescue forces. The entire people of Israel are behind you.”

U.S. Secretary of Defense Lloyd Austin agreed with Netanyahu’s assessment, saying on Friday that what he saw was “worse than what I saw with ISIS.”

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