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@jovanm1999 @jpFromTlon @hayqmets We couldnt recognise without Russias approval thats how it worked in this region up until recently , Russia was the guarantor in that conflict , than they decided to give up because they had bigger issues, blaming it on Armenia is to say the least very unfair

@hakobyan1997 @jpFromTlon @hayqmets Not even Armenia recognised Karabakh as part of Armenia so on what basis could Russia intervene if even Armenia didn’t recognise that territory as its own

It's so funny seeing people under Pashinyan/Western propaganda, or those deliberately spreading it, use such "heroic" language when talking about Russia. "We are willing to pay the price!" "We will not sacrifice our interests!" But strangely, for some "mythical", "unknown" reason, they turn into the most sniveling worms when it comes to Azerbaijan or Turkey. When the Pashinyan regime buys fuel products from Azerbaijan, the most anti-Armenian state on earth, suddenly "it is fine", or: "This will lower the prices in Armenia, bro, you don't get it!" "Yeah, we will change the constitution because Aliyev wants it, so what? Have you seen what Putin said the other day?!" In reality, there is no unknown or mythical reason at all. It's all incredibly simple, the Pashinyan regime, its satellites, and its Western handlers have a goal they never hid: to turn Armenia into an anti-Russian hub and integrate (feed) it into the Turkish-Azerbaijani axis, their main regional allies against Russia and Iran.

@dukazar @hayqmets Maybe we will maybe we wont depends on the situation, if its just economic union its one thing if its being used to sabotage Armenian state than its a threat,bottom line is our leadership is from peoplenot foreign installed and Putin knows that too or he would have mentioned it

@hakobyan1997 @hayqmets Тогда смелее... Идите до конца. Выходите из ЕАЭС и скорее вступайте в ЕС. Все карты у вас.

As an Armenian citizen, President Putin's position is extremely understandable and expected to me. Russia has long sought clarity from Armenia - a clear stance on what it aims to do. Ordinary people/various experts/commentators, etc. can assume and say many things, but relations between states and leaders should be as clear as possible, especially when we are talking about a state with very limited capabilities. You cannot "hide" anything. So, Pashinyan's color revolution-installed regime and its satellites cannot continue making hostile anti-Russian moves, constantly provoking Russia, and constantly smearing Russia while worshipping the West and talking about "joining the EU," and at the same time enjoying the immense benefits that ties with Russia give Armenia. There are no threats whatsoever in his speech, as some people claim. Just stop playing games, let the Armenian public be completely aware of the natural consequences of potential decisions, and stop "acting crazy and inadequate" (this is what Pashinyan once described himself as in a conversation with Putin, by the way). A straightforward, measured and entirely transparent statement.

@jpFromTlon @hayqmets Seems like you have very surface level knowledge, tell me why did Azeris ethnically cleanse Karabakh while Russia had 2000 soldiers standing there? Either Russia is that weak or was in on it. Which is it?

@hayqmets I still cannot wrap my head around Anti-Russian Armenians. It isn't just stupid; given the neighborhood they live in, it is a lack of a basic self-preservation instinct.

@hayqmets The most obvious propogandist talks about western propoganda, I hope you get paid enough for humiliating yourself everyday on this platform otherwise its just 10x more embarassing and sad life to live

@hayqmets Our government's only obligation is to its own people and it must do everything for long term interests of its people. Key word is long term, even if some bussiness hurt in the short run, if moving away from Russia is in our interests we should do it.

@YannisAndris He tells the truth thats why

The fact that Armenians haven't risen to depose and burn him to the stake is quite impressive.

@MyLordBebo Karabakh elite thought russia will help them they disrespected Pashinyan every chance even tho he was elected by majority of Armenian, people, same with these fake patriots from diaspora , Armenian people are about to elect him 3rd time so either get on board or get tf out

🇦🇲🇦🇿 "Armenia didn't lose Karabakh because it was never Armenian. It was under the control of a few generals. Did we build a school there? A kindergarten? A factory? Did we live there? Did we create a settlement?" — Armenia's Prime Minister, Pashinyan on Karabakh region which is now the part of Azerbaijan

@CaseyPutsch You lost to a jeet and now you’re in the hospital 😂 Get well soon bud. The groypers and Amy Acton will take it from here…

@dontshushmeup @lordmiles I meant about Armenian history and first Chrsitian state, our policy is peace, cooperation, stabilty , and majority of people support that,

@hakobyan1997 @lordmiles I don’t think his words are kind at all. Eliminating Azerbaijan? And one thing his post is NOT calling for is PEACE

I’m currently in Armenia, the first Christian country, Just tourism. But it is evident that hostile powers like Azerbaijan, funded by Israel, are hoping to slowly chip it away. Armenia has a much smaller population, is strangled by all its neighbors, landlocked etc. it’s very It is therefore much needed and reasonable that Armenia develops nuclear weapons to defend Christian interests in the region, and likely eliminate Azerbaijan After all, Azerbaijan has been trying to do it to Armenia! 🇦🇲

@ZartonkMedia Everything he said here is true. All counter arguments are just emotional , nobody can really bring arguments against

PM Pashinyan Calls Artsakh Movement “Fatal Mistake,” Says Lands “Were Never Ours for Us to Lose Them.” ➖➖➖ Armenian Prime Minister Nikol Pashinyan said, "The Artsakh (Karabakh) movement was a fatal mistake for us," at a campaign event in Kornidzor on Friday, vowing to "stop the Karabakh movement" and arguing that the contested territories "were never ours for us to lose them." Today marks the official opening of the campaign period ahead of Armenia's June 7 parliamentary elections, where Pashinyan's Civil Contract party faces Robert Kocharyan's Armenia Alliance and Samvel Karapetyan's Strong Armenia bloc. Pashinyan went further than past statements, declaring that his government had moved to formally end the movement itself. "Factors connected to the Karabakh movement were used for years to prevent the progress of our state. We made a very important conclusion. We made a very difficult decision, and that decision is to stop the Karabakh movement," he said. Addressing criticism that his government "lost territories," Pashinyan argued that such accusations were misleading because those territories "were never ours for us to lose them." "We convinced ourselves that they were ours. Those territories not only did not belong to us, but they were also used to weaken, weaken and weaken our sense of ownership and belonging regarding our internationally recognized territories," Pashinyan said. He added that the scenario facing Armenia in 2018 envisioned the country eventually ceasing to exist as a sovereign state and, at best, becoming a “banana republic” that would need permission from outside powers even to “breathe in and out.” "We have gone through a very difficult path and made difficult realizations. The hardest of them was understanding that our state, from the very first day of its creation in 1991, had been trapped," Pashinyan said. "Today, we have removed our state from that trap and placed it on a completely different path — the path of development." Pashinyan said his government quickly realized after coming to power in 2018 that Armenia had fallen into a geopolitical "trap," and that its mission was to pull the country out of it. "At the cost of our casualties and sacrifices, we have pulled Armenia out of that trap, and this is the most important thing," he said. "Those who say the sacrifices were in vain do not understand this — that Armenia's statehood was saved from the trap." Pashinyan said Armenia had never truly experienced peace prior to 2020, citing recurring casualties and injuries along the Armenia-Azerbaijan border every year. "It is a lie that there was peace before 2020," he stated. "Every year we had killed and wounded soldiers on the Armenia-Azerbaijan border. We never had peace." The prime minister said Armenians had been misled into believing the Artsakh issue could be resolved the way it had been framed by Armenian leaders and media for decades. "We deceived ourselves into believing that we could solve the Artsakh issue the way we were told on television. That was the biggest lie and deception," he said. Pashinyan said the framework for resolving the Artsakh issue had effectively been determined at the 1996 Lisbon Summit, arguing that the years that followed were merely a delay of a larger existential threat facing Armenia. "This entire delay and postponement was aimed at one thing: resolving the 'Armenia issue' — meaning the elimination of Armenian statehood," he stated. Pashinyan also argued that Armenians had been falsely told the country's economic difficulties were caused by support for Artsakh. He claimed pensions and salaries in Artsakh had at times been higher than those in Armenia due to financial assistance from Yerevan. "We were told that we lived badly because of Artsakh, but that was also a lie," he said. "Pensions and salaries in Artsakh were higher at Armenia's expense, and those who forget this are ungrateful." The remarks are Pashinyan's sharpest disavowal to date of the cause that defined three decades of post-Soviet Armenian politics. Kornidzor is the Syunik border town through which more than 100,000 Armenians fled their homes during Azerbaijan's September 2023 offensive and ethnic cleansing of Artsakh.

@ciliciangoddess What does kissing ass mean in your opinion? Too much emotion too little logic , maybe focus on smth other than politics?

I dont like pashinyan at all, but i dont want armenia being pro russia either, do we have any other candidates that won't kiss Azerbaijan N turkey's ass but at the same time wont go back being pro russia and will continue growing EU ties ?

@wilk3ns @lordmiles I dont expect them to care about us , we just need to be smart and follow our interests

@hakobyan1997 @lordmiles You think he wants us to live in peace?

@hayqmets So how did Artsakh end up in Azerbayjan even tho it was populated fully by Armenians? And it wasnt part of Azerbayjan before Soviet union took over, it was contested and decision was made to give it to Azerbayjan , if this is a myth what's the truth than?

"Stalin gave Armenia lands to Azerbaijan" remains one of the, if not the most, deluded, historically inaccurate and totally baseless myths that exist among Armenian communities worldwide, primarily among the Western diaspora still suffering from Cold War-era propaganda remnants.

@MaryHogins @RogerioAni85995 Typical behaviour probably doesnt even live in Armenia ,is totally out of touch with the people, is either paid or useful idiot and posts dumbest stuff. What does Orban and Pashinyan have in common? Whats the connection?

@Tiridateslll These people are still talking about cheap factories and agriculture, its 2026 bro , people are making chips and complex mechansim and software and other high level stuff, we will make alot of money with high tech stuff and subsidize our agriculture like europeans already do

This should be obvious to anyone with half a brain. Armenia does not offer anything unique to Turkey or Azerbaijan—anything it produces can be made by those countries at a lower cost, which could severely harm our economy if such goods are imported.

@HovikYerevan How stupid can one possibly be to come with this?

If Pashinyan is able to stay in power, then Armenia will have a much bigger war: Turkey-Azerbaijan-Armenia vs Russia-Iran

@FoolofArmenia Thank you its refreshing to see a real patriot among many fake ones

@Immunemindshape @harryistepanian Who cares they are not Armenian citizens Armenian state is responsible first and foremost to its own citizens . I wouldnt even respond the coment about Istanbul agent, literally zero proof just nonsense . You are honestly surprised? Well you are not very smart than,try keeping up

@hakobyan1997 @harryistepanian P.S. More Armenians live and work in Russia than in Armenia itself just to put Armenia’s situation into proportion, while it keeps playing games. the Gulf states played games…they have money. Do you really think Iran would be happy with Armenia aspiring to become part of NATO?

He is burning all bridges ahead of the elections with these remarks in front of Putin. It is a good thing he was not thrown out of the Kremlin.