George Miridzhanyan

@storm1news There’s no such thing as arsonist these guys are paid to do this . These fires are ridiculous or should I say suspiciously growing in numbers year by year

The people have had enough and are taking matters into their own hands 👀

@Xx17965797N Another takes the bait?

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@DanBilzerian How can one act if they’re battling for daily bread ?

We’ve got a country full of people who refuse to act. Nothing is going to change if everyone just sits on their hands.

@MrBeast 25000000

First person to reply with the exact number of pennies in this room win $10,000

@patrickbetdavid No one in United States works for 7.25 regardless - small business was already destroyed by Covid anyways

Raising minimum wage to $25/hour won’t hurt big markets. It’ll destroy businesses in smaller markets.

@mog_russEN Oh wow , cerns can do this?

Total devastation in Venezuela following a powerful earthquake. Up to 100,000 people are feared dead.

@PeopleOfAr @TheArtsian Of course , its inevitable that it won’t happen - democratic United States of 🔯 Armenia

@TheArtsian Did you know that King pap was a tranny who had snakes coming out of his nipples? Read this.

Nikol’s fascination with King Pap is a testament to his lack of critical thinking. Out of 3,000 years of Armenian history, he picks a king who ruled for less than four years and is remembered mostly for his hostility toward the Armenian Church. What’s even funnier is that Pap was never a particularly important figure in Armenian history. He became known after Stepan Zoryan’s 1944 novel King Pap, written during the Soviet era. And if there’s one Armenian king the Soviets would have loved to promote, it would be the one best known for clashing with the Church. Replacing Amiryan with Pap is like replacing one Soviet legacy with another.

@USAttyEssayli @deancain Is this going to help decrease the cost of living in California ? Oh or bigger budget to fund wars were innocent lives of children are lost ( which one you care about more ?)

455 defendants charged in today’s National Healthcare Fraud Takedown!

@MattWallace888 @GoUncensored @USMNT They told the two white guys to do so, it’s all staged

Most of the Spurs players are from the United States… Only TWO put their hands over their hearts. I don’t care where Wemby is from, he is making millions to play a game here. Least he can do is show some damn respect. The 6 team USA players from other countries ALL did it!

Notice how, unlike the NBA, all of the Team USA soccer players have their hands over their hearts for the national anthem! This isn’t about black or white. This is about the NBA being full of ungrateful bitches who hate the country!

@georgegalloway @MoatsTV @HatsOffff George , the plan is simple here 🕋🕋

They want to make Armenia the new Ukraine @MoatsTV @HatsOffff #Armenia #GeorgeGalloway

@basedarmo The agenda is clear , the orders have been set drain another country to the feet of 🔯🕋

@AnnaGvarishvili How was those vac cines

Congratulations to my dear Armenians. I know many of you have valid concerns about Nikol Pashinyan, but hear out a fellow Georgian: anything is better than having a Russian proxy in power. Anything. Speaking from experience.

@zavenvardanian It’s Kremlin or 🔯🕋🍆 pick which is the lesser evil …. Believe it, they’re coming And thru the tech sector .. keep on hosting concerts it’s all intel they’re collecting . Good luck I just pray the whole country does not turn into addicts and gyots

Every Armenian who came to Armenia to vote for kremlin whores are my enemies, enemies of my country and my everything. Fuck you all, fuck your putin and fuck your տուն տեղը

@charchaf2 😆😆 grain eating armo mentality boycott Turkish products but take the airlines

When Nikolagans fly to Armenia to vote, they make sure to fly turkish airlines. Shame on "artists" like Armen Movsisyan and the rest of em that are all silent....

@alensimonyan Ay jehud, dzer tsragira parza eyvre

Շնարհակալ եմ, իմ Հայ ժողովուրդ 🇦🇲 🫶🏽 🇦🇲

@BlindBearMedia Butch

Justin Gaethje may walk out with an American & Israeli flag at UFC Freedom 250 He would be only the 3rd fighter in UFC history represent Israel 🇮🇱

@ZartonkMedia Get this B out of Armenia

🇪🇺🇦🇲🇷🇺 European Union Pledges Over €50 Million in Support for Armenia, Citing Russia’s “Economic Coercion” ➖➖➖ The European Union is preparing an immediate support package worth more than €50 million for Armenia as the country faces growing trade restrictions imposed by Russia on a range of Armenian exports. The announcement came following a phone call between Prime Minister Nikol Pashinyan and European Commission President Ursula von der Leyen, who described Moscow's actions as economic coercion and pledged support for affected Armenian businesses and exporters. She described Moscow's recent measures in blunt terms. "This is nothing short of economic coercion, and it is unacceptable," von der Leyen said in a statement released by the European Commission. She accused Moscow of weaponizing economic relations for political pressure by expanding restrictions on Armenian products, and said Europe would stand firmly with Armenia. "By extending export restrictions on Armenian products, Moscow is weaponizing economic relations for political pressure. We know this playbook all too well. This is why Europe stands firmly with Armenia," she said. According to von der Leyen, the support package will include immediate financial assistance exceeding €50 million, measures to facilitate trade for Armenian products entering European markets, and practical support for sectors directly affected by the Russian restrictions. She announced additional measures to ease trade for Armenian products, particularly agri-food goods, and direct support for affected sectors, including Armenia's flower industry. A shipment of 10,000 Armenian flowers is expected to arrive in Latvia, with additional deliveries planned in the coming weeks. The initiative follows efforts already announced by the European Union Delegation to Armenia to help Armenian flower producers access European markets after Russia imposed restrictions on flower imports. Speaking at a meeting with Armenian exporters organized by the International Trade Centre, EU Ambassador to Armenia Vassilis Maragos said the European Union is actively working to open new markets for Armenian producers. "Today, we will present a measure on how we will help export Armenia's excellent flowers to the European market, particularly to Latvia. In addition, discussions are underway regarding exports to the Netherlands," Maragos said. According to the ambassador, the EU Delegation and member states are coordinating efforts to support Armenian exporters, expand existing assistance mechanisms, and help businesses diversify away from traditional markets. "We already have a certain support framework in place, which we are seeking to expand and complement with new measures in order to create new opportunities for producers and exporters," he said. He stressed that discussions were taking place at the level of the European Commission president and described the initiative as part of the EU's broader strategy to support the diversification of Armenia's economy. "This is not a new support measure. It is a continuation of what we are already doing, as we seek to support the diversification of Armenia's economy," he added. Beyond immediate assistance, von der Leyen highlighted Armenia's growing strategic importance and said the country has the potential to become a key hub connecting Europe, the South Caucasus, and Central Asia. She welcomed the recent reopening of regional trade routes, including railway connections through Georgia and Türkiye, and said the EU is prepared to support infrastructure projects and border-crossing facilities as regional connectivity expands. "We will continue advancing these priorities together at the Connectivity Platform Ministerial on 23 June," she said. To coordinate implementation of the new initiatives, the European Union and Armenia agreed to establish a joint EU-Armenia Task Force. The European Commission also noted that support provided under the EU's Resilience and Growth Plan since 2024 has already assisted approximately 7,000 businesses and contributed to the creation of more than 20,000 jobs in Armenia. Moscow Defends Restrictions, Signals Shift to Azerbaijani Imports The EU announcement comes as Russia continues to tighten restrictions on Armenian imports. In recent weeks, Russia's Federal Service for Veterinary and Phytosanitary Surveillance (Rosselkhoznadzor) imposed restrictions on imports of Armenian flowers, tomatoes, cucumbers, peppers, greens, strawberries, stone fruits, grapes, apples, eggplants, potatoes, dried fruits, fish, mineral water, and alcoholic beverages. On May 30, Rosselkhoznadzor introduced temporary restrictions on imports of Armenian tomatoes, cucumbers, peppers, greens, and strawberries, citing repeated phytosanitary violations. Additional restrictions on stone fruits and grapes followed, along with measures affecting other agricultural products. Russia has rejected suggestions that the measures are politically motivated and insists they are based on phytosanitary concerns. At the end of May, Rosselkhoznadzor said Armenian agricultural products had recently failed to comply with Russian and Eurasian Economic Union requirements, and argued that Armenia's Ministry of Economy had not been properly exercising oversight responsibilities since the dissolution of the Ministry of Agriculture in 2019. Russian officials have also warned of broader consequences if economic ties between the two countries continue to deteriorate. Boris Titov, the Russian president's special representative for relations with international organizations, said a complete rupture in economic relations would primarily affect Armenia's economy. Speaking to RBC, Titov argued that energy prices in Armenia could move closer to European levels while food prices on the domestic market could increase. He also suggested that Armenian products currently sold in Russia could be replaced by imports from Azerbaijan. "And what we lose in Armenia, we will, of course, replace, including with products supplied from Azerbaijan," Titov said. Armenia's Economy Minister Gevorg Papoyan has disputed concerns over product quality, noting that Armenian export-oriented fruits and vegetables possess GlobalG.A.P. certification, one of the highest internationally recognized agricultural standards. Armenian Government Launches Compensation Program for Exporters In response to the restrictions, Armenia's government approved a compensation program during Thursday's Cabinet meeting aimed at supporting exporters and helping them access alternative markets. Under the program, exporters of fresh greenhouse-grown fruits, vegetables, and flowers shipped abroad during June will receive state compensation. The government set compensation rates at 770 drams per kilogram of strawberries, 275 drams per kilogram of tomatoes, 400 drams per kilogram of peppers, and 37 drams per flower exported. According to the government's explanation, the measure is intended to alleviate export-related difficulties, encourage market diversification, and ensure the continued operation of affected businesses. The Ministry of Economy reported that Armenia exported approximately 72.9 billion drams worth of fruits, vegetables, and flowers in 2025, with 93.3 percent of those exports destined for Russia. Government estimates suggest that around 4,250 tons of agricultural products and approximately 10 million flowers could qualify for support under the new compensation scheme during June. In a separate decision, the government also approved customs duty compensation measures designed to encourage exports of Armenian-made products to the European Union, the United Kingdom, and Canada. Agricultural products classified under crop cultivation activities have been added to the list of goods eligible for support.

@hayqmets @RafiwithoneF That’s why Jd Vance and Rubio have visited within 2 months from each other . Hayer don’t fall for this 🐂 💩

@hayqmets @RafiwithoneF They’re trying to flood the country 🔯☪️

🇦🇲🇦🇿 Pashinyan's MP: Armenia needs to stop being a monoethnic country. "We need to organize immigration, even if it doesn't fit with the so called national ideas. Tens of thousands of people need to immigrate here. It won't happen without that. We also need to change this monoethnic mindset in our heads. Because there's no other way to survive in this region."

@ZartonkMedia What’s the doubled cubed meaning 🕋🔯 in the new one

Armenia Unveils New Army Emblem After Ministry Cites Shortcomings in 2001 Design 🇦🇲 ➖➖➖ Armenia's Ministry of Defense has officially confirmed that the emblem of the Armenian Armed Forces has been changed, describing the move as part of a broader modernization process within the military. In a video published on the ministry's website, the previous emblem is described as containing a number of shortcomings. According to the ministry, the main figure of the previous emblem, the eagle, had significant heraldic and aesthetic flaws. It was depicted with a closed beak, which in heraldry is associated with a calm, non-combat state and is often interpreted as a lifeless figure. The eagle's main body was not clearly represented, as it was merged into the background surface. Its limbs, claws, and weapons were also absent, creating the image of a weakened and vulnerable creature, which the ministry said is unacceptable for a military symbol. In addition, the ministry stated that the sword in the previous design was placed behind the shield, which in heraldic terms signifies unpreparedness for defense. The depiction of the national flag in separate ribbon-like elements was also criticized, as it could be interpreted as representing a fragmented or incomplete statehood. Description and Symbolism of the New Emblem In the new emblem of the Armed Forces, the central elements have been reinterpreted to emphasize combat readiness and vigilance. A Complete Eagle: The eagle is now depicted in full form, with a clearly visible head, body, wings, and claws. Its beak is open, which in heraldry symbolizes vitality, readiness, and vigilance, as well as the right to speech and the use of force. Golden Sun and Shield: Behind the eagle is a golden sun symbolizing light, continuity, and prosperity. On the eagle's chest is a round golden shield decorated with the Armenian eight-pointed sun cross, with a seed grain at its center symbolizing future soldiers. Historical Weapons in the Claws: Unlike the previous version, the eagle now holds weapons. In its left claw is a golden sword symbolizing constant readiness, while in its right claw is the Holy Cross of Ashot Yerkat, considered a talisman of Armenian military tradition. Elements of Statehood: The upper part of the emblem features the Armenian tricolor flag and the map of Armenia, which, according to the ministry, connects the army to the state and emphasizes its role as the main guarantor of national security. The emblem of the Armenian Armed Forces was approved on January 23, 2001, by then-President and Commander-in-Chief Robert Kocharyan. Under Armenian law, the Armed Forces emblem is not considered a separate state symbol; therefore, its approval does not require the National Assembly and is instead carried out through subordinate or administrative acts.