The conflict between Armenia and Azerbaijan now at full tilt is nasty, brutish, and drawn out. It has been running since 1988, peppered with ceasefires, massacres, ambushes and flare-ups.
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A state of intermittent anarchy, choreographed by the trade unions, has taken over from any kind of political discourse.
Without a history of success in three major government briefs, you have to wonder whether Yousaf has been set up to fail, and fail spectacularly.
The isthmus has been fortified by many great powers down the centuries and history tells us it will be hard to retake with a direct assault.
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