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🇦🇲🇦🇿 Pashinyan admits to surrendering Karabakh, indirectly blames Russia for using the conflict as a tool to undermine Armenia, and lays the groundwork for further concessions to Azerbaijan: "I said that we should not continue the Karabakh movement, and if the people did not agree with this, I called...

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🇦🇲🇦🇿 Nikol Pashinyan: Abandoning Karabakh was my greatest service to Armenia. "I said that we have no right to pass this bleeding wound from generation to generation. We must pass peace on to our children. Yes, I had the courage to say that we are on the wrong path, that we should not continue the Karabakh movement, and as a result, today we are more independent, more prosperous, and more of a state than ever before. If the Karabakh movement continues, there will be small and large wars, ongoing casualties, and the loss of statehood. I freed Armenia from that temptation, and I consider it my greatest service to Armenia."
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🇦🇲🇦🇿 Nikol Pashinyan: Abandoning Karabakh was my greatest service to Armenia. "I said that we have no right to pass this bleeding wound from generation to generation. We must pass peace on to our children. Yes, I had the courage to say that we are on the wrong path, that we should not continue the Karabakh movement, and as a result, today we are more independent, more prosperous, and more of a state than ever before. If the Karabakh movement continues, there will be small and large wars, ongoing casualties, and the loss of statehood. I freed Armenia from that temptation, and I consider it my greatest service to Armenia."

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🇦🇲🇦🇿 "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
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🇦🇲🇦🇿 "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

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Armenia's PM Pashinyan on Karabakh: The people did not live in Karabakh — the people of Karabakh were hostages of the Kocharyan-Serzh clan, who used the name ‘Karabakh, Karabakh’ to preserve power in Armenia. The people of Karabakh are now finally going to live — and live in Armenia — where they will have homes, peace, jobs, and social guarantees.
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Armenia's PM Pashinyan on Karabakh: The people did not live in Karabakh — the people of Karabakh were hostages of the Kocharyan-Serzh clan, who used the name ‘Karabakh, Karabakh’ to preserve power in Armenia. The people of Karabakh are now finally going to live — and live in Armenia — where they will have homes, peace, jobs, and social guarantees.

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Armenia's PM Pashinyan: Ten days ago, Armenian organizations in the United States put an issue on the agenda that, in essence, seeks to continue the Karabakh movement. The Dashnak lobby in the United States invested great effort in that direction. The Armenian people have said the Karabakh movement will not continue. We will take every possible step to stop all attempts to continue the Karabakh movement. This is because the people of the Republic of Armenia voted for this vision.
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Armenia's PM Pashinyan: Ten days ago, Armenian organizations in the United States put an issue on the agenda that, in essence, seeks to continue the Karabakh movement. The Dashnak lobby in the United States invested great effort in that direction. The Armenian people have said the Karabakh movement will not continue. We will take every possible step to stop all attempts to continue the Karabakh movement. This is because the people of the Republic of Armenia voted for this vision.

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Armenia's PM Pashinyan on Karabakh: The Karabakh movement was a trap for us, which we entered. Karabakh had already been lost from the very beginning. We were in the process of losing Armenia. And when I realized that we were losing Armenia, my task became to preserve Armenia and establish it as a state. And we preserved Armenia and established it as a state.
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Armenia's PM Pashinyan on Karabakh: The Karabakh movement was a trap for us, which we entered. Karabakh had already been lost from the very beginning. We were in the process of losing Armenia. And when I realized that we were losing Armenia, my task became to preserve Armenia and establish it as a state. And we preserved Armenia and established it as a state.

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🇦🇲🇦🇿 Nikol Pashinyan: We deliberately surrendered Karabakh "The cause of the war was the Karabakh movement. If there is no Karabakh movement, then there is no war. And we consciously went down that path. We are a very effective government, and we have pulled our country out of a trap. That requires courage, and we have shown that courage."
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🇦🇲🇦🇿 Nikol Pashinyan: We deliberately surrendered Karabakh "The cause of the war was the Karabakh movement. If there is no Karabakh movement, then there is no war. And we consciously went down that path. We are a very effective government, and we have pulled our country out of a trap. That requires courage, and we have shown that courage."

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Armenia's PM Pashinyan: The issue is not whose historical truth is correct. The issue is that this has to stop. My proposed strategic deal is this: Armenia and Azerbaijan should just leave each other alone. The way to leave each other alone is not to continue the Karabakh movement in Armenia, and not to engage in corresponding actions in Azerbaijan.
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Armenia's PM Pashinyan: The issue is not whose historical truth is correct. The issue is that this has to stop. My proposed strategic deal is this: Armenia and Azerbaijan should just leave each other alone. The way to leave each other alone is not to continue the Karabakh movement in Armenia, and not to engage in corresponding actions in Azerbaijan.

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🇦🇲🇦🇿🇷🇺🧵 President Putin on the history of the Nagorno-Karabakh conflict and the sabotage and surrender of Karabakh by Pashinyan under Western orchestration. 1. "After the collapse of the Soviet Union, we know that ethnic clashes began between Armenians and Azerbaijanis. They started in the city of Sumgait, then spread to Karabakh. All of this led to Armenia effectively bringing the entire Karabakh and seven adjacent districts under its control, which I think was nearly 20% of Azerbaijan's territory. And all of this continued for decades."
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🇦🇲🇦🇿🇷🇺🧵 President Putin on the history of the Nagorno-Karabakh conflict and the sabotage and surrender of Karabakh by Pashinyan under Western orchestration. 1. "After the collapse of the Soviet Union, we know that ethnic clashes began between Armenians and Azerbaijanis. They started in the city of Sumgait, then spread to Karabakh. All of this led to Armenia effectively bringing the entire Karabakh and seven adjacent districts under its control, which I think was nearly 20% of Azerbaijan's territory. And all of this continued for decades."

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Armenian Prime Minister Nikol Pashinyan rejected accusations of “surrendering” Karabakh, saying the territories did not belong to Armenia He noted that control over the region had been held by individual generals. “They say we lost these lands. But how were they ours? How were they ours? Please explain: how were they ours? I don’t want to speak behind the backs of the fallen, but let’s be honest: they were under the control of a few generals. In what sense were they ours? How? Explain: how? Did we build a school there? A kindergarten? A factory? Did we live there? Create settlements?… So in what sense were they ours? They were not ours.”
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Armenian Prime Minister Nikol Pashinyan rejected accusations of “surrendering” Karabakh, saying the territories did not belong to Armenia He noted that control over the region had been held by individual generals. “They say we lost these lands. But how were they ours? How were they ours? Please explain: how were they ours? I don’t want to speak behind the backs of the fallen, but let’s be honest: they were under the control of a few generals. In what sense were they ours? How? Explain: how? Did we build a school there? A kindergarten? A factory? Did we live there? Create settlements?… So in what sense were they ours? They were not ours.”

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🇦🇲🇦🇿🇷🇺 Ex-President of Armenia Robert Kocharyan: Pashinyan did everything possible to remove Russians from Karabakh "At the Prague meeting, Armenia recognized the territorial integrity of Azerbaijan, including Artsakh. After that, what role could Russia possibly have in its relations with Azerbaijan? Their role as a mediator was reduced to zero after that statement. Should Russia have said that it needed Artsakh to remain in that status? The entire configuration of the conflict changed because of that. The trilateral declaration (November 9) was signed between three countries, leaving the status of Karabakh unresolved and subject to future discussions. Then Armenia said, "I am no longer part of this process, go and discuss the issue of Karabakh with Azerbaijan however you wish." This made the presence of the Russian peacekeepers uncertain and unclear. What happened afterward, the loss of Karabakh, was simply the consequence of the agreement signed in Prague. Now who even remembers Macron or Charles Michel?"
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🇦🇲🇦🇿🇷🇺 Ex-President of Armenia Robert Kocharyan: Pashinyan did everything possible to remove Russians from Karabakh "At the Prague meeting, Armenia recognized the territorial integrity of Azerbaijan, including Artsakh. After that, what role could Russia possibly have in its relations with Azerbaijan? Their role as a mediator was reduced to zero after that statement. Should Russia have said that it needed Artsakh to remain in that status? The entire configuration of the conflict changed because of that. The trilateral declaration (November 9) was signed between three countries, leaving the status of Karabakh unresolved and subject to future discussions. Then Armenia said, "I am no longer part of this process, go and discuss the issue of Karabakh with Azerbaijan however you wish." This made the presence of the Russian peacekeepers uncertain and unclear. What happened afterward, the loss of Karabakh, was simply the consequence of the agreement signed in Prague. Now who even remembers Macron or Charles Michel?"

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Armenia’s PM Pashinyan says Karabakh was a trap for Armenia: Yes, I am the person who said 'Artsakh is Armenia, period.' I said it because I believed in ideas instilled in us from school years. But I went on an honest path, saying we should not bequeath this conflict to our children. I understood we had been put in a trap. We were put in a trap through Karabakh. If we continued on that path, we would lose Armenia and Armenian statehood. I found strength — it wasn't easy. I knew they would call me a traitor, a land-giver, everything. But today I am very glad I found that strength, stood up, faced the truth, and brought Armenia out of the trap.
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Armenia’s PM Pashinyan says Karabakh was a trap for Armenia: Yes, I am the person who said 'Artsakh is Armenia, period.' I said it because I believed in ideas instilled in us from school years. But I went on an honest path, saying we should not bequeath this conflict to our children. I understood we had been put in a trap. We were put in a trap through Karabakh. If we continued on that path, we would lose Armenia and Armenian statehood. I found strength — it wasn't easy. I knew they would call me a traitor, a land-giver, everything. But today I am very glad I found that strength, stood up, faced the truth, and brought Armenia out of the trap.

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Former Azerbaijani President Heydar Aliyev also led Azerbaijan for 14 years during the Soviet era. What he said once again proves that: 1) Russian leaders have always helped Nagorno-Karabakh remain under Azerbaijani rule. 2) The Azerbaijani authorities have always created fabricated problems for the Armenian population of Nagorno-Karabakh. Also Talysh population in Azerbaijan had similar tragedy and Moscow always helped to Azerbaijan. But Armenians were lucky, because they have their government and strong lobby in Europe, Russia and USA.
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Former Azerbaijani President Heydar Aliyev also led Azerbaijan for 14 years during the Soviet era. What he said once again proves that: 1) Russian leaders have always helped Nagorno-Karabakh remain under Azerbaijani rule. 2) The Azerbaijani authorities have always created fabricated problems for the Armenian population of Nagorno-Karabakh. Also Talysh population in Azerbaijan had similar tragedy and Moscow always helped to Azerbaijan. But Armenians were lucky, because they have their government and strong lobby in Europe, Russia and USA.

Rahim Shaliyev

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In his address to the people, the Prime Minister of Armenia Nikol Pashinyan criticized #Russia for failing to fulfill its security obligations towards the Armenians of #NagornoKarabakh and Armenia. He also warned about the threats to #Armenia's independence and sovereignty, indirectly hinting at the destabilizing factor of Russia. "#Azerbaijan's attacks against Armenia in recent years lead to an obvious conclusion that the external #security systems in which we are involved aren't effective from the point of view of Armenia's state interests and security" said Pashinyan. He enumerated a number of events, such as the events of Khtsaberd, Parukh, and many other cases of intimidation of the people of #Artsakh, as well as the latest Azerbaijani attack, noting that all of these raise serious questions about the activities and motives of the Russian peacekeeping troops in Nagorno #Karabakh. Pashinyan also said that contrary to the tripartite statement of November 9, 2020, the #Armenians of Nagorno Karabakh are facing the danger of ethnic cleansing today. He mentioned that humanitarian goods have entered Artsakh, but this doesn't solve the existing crisis. "If real living conditions for Nagorno Karabakh Armenians in their homes and effective mechanisms of protection from ethnic cleansing are not created, the probability that Nagorno Karabakh Armenians will see the only way to save their lives and identity is to leave their homeland. The responsibility for such a development of events will fall entirely on Azerbaijan, which has adopted the policy of ethnic cleansing, and on the #Russian peacekeeping troops in Nagorno Karabakh" said Pashinyan. He added that his government is working with international partners on the formation of international mechanisms to ensure the rights and security of the Armenians of Nagorno Karabakh: "But if these efforts do not give concrete results, the government will welcome our sisters and brothers from Nagorno Karabakh to Armenia with all care" he said, noting, however, that the above-mentioned issues will become more serious with this. Nikol Pashinyan insisted that Armenia has never betrayed its allies, but the analysis of events shows that "those security systems and those allies that we have relied on for many years, have set the task of showing our vulnerabilities and justifying the impossibility of an independent state for the Armenian people." Moreover, according to him, such policy has nothing to do with the government established by the revolution in 2018, the manifestations of this policy were also before that. Without naming the states, Pashinyan said that some partners are making more and more efforts to show Armenia's vulnerability in the field of security, putting internal security and stability under attack. He accused those partners of not fulfilling all the norms of diplomatic, interstate relations, ethics, correctness, even the obligations assumed by the contracts. "We call and urge our partners to respect our state and sovereignty. We express our determined will to strengthen our statehood, sovereignty, democracy, external and internal security. We call on the international community to express unwavering support for Armenia's independence, sovereignty, territorial integrity and democracy" urged Pashinyan. He considered it necessary to strengthen, transform, and supplement Armenia's external and internal security tools, cooperating with all partners ready for mutually beneficial steps. The prime minister also spoke about the Rome Statute, saying that the decision to ratify it was made in December 2022, when it became clear that the #CSTO and the Armenian-Russian strategic partnership tools are not enough to ensure Armenia's external security. Pashinyan once again repeated that this decision is not directed against Russia. "The deep meaning of the events happening to us in recent years and today is exactly this: will Armenia be a sovereign, free, democratic state, or will it be a fearful periphery" he said. The Prime Minister insisted that we should go after the movement for the defense of Armenia's #independence, knowing that it will not be easy, but "it will happen".
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In his address to the people, the Prime Minister of Armenia Nikol Pashinyan criticized #Russia for failing to fulfill its security obligations towards the Armenians of #NagornoKarabakh and Armenia. He also warned about the threats to #Armenia's independence and sovereignty, indirectly hinting at the destabilizing factor of Russia. "#Azerbaijan's attacks against Armenia in recent years lead to an obvious conclusion that the external #security systems in which we are involved aren't effective from the point of view of Armenia's state interests and security" said Pashinyan. He enumerated a number of events, such as the events of Khtsaberd, Parukh, and many other cases of intimidation of the people of #Artsakh, as well as the latest Azerbaijani attack, noting that all of these raise serious questions about the activities and motives of the Russian peacekeeping troops in Nagorno #Karabakh. Pashinyan also said that contrary to the tripartite statement of November 9, 2020, the #Armenians of Nagorno Karabakh are facing the danger of ethnic cleansing today. He mentioned that humanitarian goods have entered Artsakh, but this doesn't solve the existing crisis. "If real living conditions for Nagorno Karabakh Armenians in their homes and effective mechanisms of protection from ethnic cleansing are not created, the probability that Nagorno Karabakh Armenians will see the only way to save their lives and identity is to leave their homeland. The responsibility for such a development of events will fall entirely on Azerbaijan, which has adopted the policy of ethnic cleansing, and on the #Russian peacekeeping troops in Nagorno Karabakh" said Pashinyan. He added that his government is working with international partners on the formation of international mechanisms to ensure the rights and security of the Armenians of Nagorno Karabakh: "But if these efforts do not give concrete results, the government will welcome our sisters and brothers from Nagorno Karabakh to Armenia with all care" he said, noting, however, that the above-mentioned issues will become more serious with this. Nikol Pashinyan insisted that Armenia has never betrayed its allies, but the analysis of events shows that "those security systems and those allies that we have relied on for many years, have set the task of showing our vulnerabilities and justifying the impossibility of an independent state for the Armenian people." Moreover, according to him, such policy has nothing to do with the government established by the revolution in 2018, the manifestations of this policy were also before that. Without naming the states, Pashinyan said that some partners are making more and more efforts to show Armenia's vulnerability in the field of security, putting internal security and stability under attack. He accused those partners of not fulfilling all the norms of diplomatic, interstate relations, ethics, correctness, even the obligations assumed by the contracts. "We call and urge our partners to respect our state and sovereignty. We express our determined will to strengthen our statehood, sovereignty, democracy, external and internal security. We call on the international community to express unwavering support for Armenia's independence, sovereignty, territorial integrity and democracy" urged Pashinyan. He considered it necessary to strengthen, transform, and supplement Armenia's external and internal security tools, cooperating with all partners ready for mutually beneficial steps. The prime minister also spoke about the Rome Statute, saying that the decision to ratify it was made in December 2022, when it became clear that the #CSTO and the Armenian-Russian strategic partnership tools are not enough to ensure Armenia's external security. Pashinyan once again repeated that this decision is not directed against Russia. "The deep meaning of the events happening to us in recent years and today is exactly this: will Armenia be a sovereign, free, democratic state, or will it be a fearful periphery" he said. The Prime Minister insisted that we should go after the movement for the defense of Armenia's #independence, knowing that it will not be easy, but "it will happen".

Robert Ananyan

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🇦🇲 Pashinyan caused a heated scene in the metro over Karabakh, lashing out at a woman he didn’t know It all started with a harmless gesture: the prime minister wanted to give a child a badge shaped like the map of Armenia. But the mother replied: “We are from Artsakh — we have a different map.” The exchange quickly escalated into a tense confrontation. Pashinyan insisted that the authorities “did everything” to keep people in Karabakh: “We spent billions earned by Armenian citizens so you could stay there. You who fled — don’t you dare say next time that I surrendered Karabakh!” Pashinyan shouted, pointing his finger at the woman.
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🇦🇲 Pashinyan caused a heated scene in the metro over Karabakh, lashing out at a woman he didn’t know It all started with a harmless gesture: the prime minister wanted to give a child a badge shaped like the map of Armenia. But the mother replied: “We are from Artsakh — we have a different map.” The exchange quickly escalated into a tense confrontation. Pashinyan insisted that the authorities “did everything” to keep people in Karabakh: “We spent billions earned by Armenian citizens so you could stay there. You who fled — don’t you dare say next time that I surrendered Karabakh!” Pashinyan shouted, pointing his finger at the woman.

NEXTA

48,617 views • 4 months ago

German journalist: Mr. Chancellor did I understand correctly that for you Karabakh belongs to #Azerbaijan when you say that independence is not recognised? Olaf Scholz: Along with the international community, #Germany has not recognized Karabakh's independence as well!
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German journalist: Mr. Chancellor did I understand correctly that for you Karabakh belongs to #Azerbaijan when you say that independence is not recognised? Olaf Scholz: Along with the international community, #Germany has not recognized Karabakh's independence as well!

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77,781 views • 3 years ago

🇦🇲🇦🇿 Aliyev: There is no Lake Sevan, there is Lake Goycha. "The Azerbaijani population lives on its ancestral historical lands. Azerbaijanis also lived in Armenia, but they were expelled from there. However, I am confident that we will live there again. The return of Azerbaijanis to present-day Armenia should not frighten the Armenian people or the Armenian state. We must return to our historical lands not in tanks, but in cars. It is enough to look at the maps published by Tsarist Russia at the beginning of the 20th century to see that the overwhelming majority of toponyms on the territory of present-day Armenia are of Azerbaijani origin. On those maps there is no Lake Sevan, there is Lake Goycha. These maps were produced by Tsarist Russia, the same Tsarist Russia that once resettled Armenians from Iran and Eastern Anatolia onto our Karabakh land in order to alter the ethnic and religious composition of the population. In other words, these maps are based entirely on historical realities."
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🇦🇲🇦🇿 Aliyev: There is no Lake Sevan, there is Lake Goycha. "The Azerbaijani population lives on its ancestral historical lands. Azerbaijanis also lived in Armenia, but they were expelled from there. However, I am confident that we will live there again. The return of Azerbaijanis to present-day Armenia should not frighten the Armenian people or the Armenian state. We must return to our historical lands not in tanks, but in cars. It is enough to look at the maps published by Tsarist Russia at the beginning of the 20th century to see that the overwhelming majority of toponyms on the territory of present-day Armenia are of Azerbaijani origin. On those maps there is no Lake Sevan, there is Lake Goycha. These maps were produced by Tsarist Russia, the same Tsarist Russia that once resettled Armenians from Iran and Eastern Anatolia onto our Karabakh land in order to alter the ethnic and religious composition of the population. In other words, these maps are based entirely on historical realities."

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37,603 views • 1 month ago

Putin addresses Armenian PM Nikol Pashinyan’s complaint that the Moscow-led CSTO military alliance failed to support Armenia during Azerbaijan’s retaking of Karabakh: "Now, on security, that’s obviously the most sensitive issue right now. We understand that. We talk about it a lot, especially when it comes to Karabakh. We know you and your colleagues have had, and still have, questions and complaints about the CSTO. We keep coming back to it. "But after Prague in 2022, when you recognised Karabakh as part of Azerbaijan, any CSTO involvement would have meant stepping into what had effectively become an internal Azerbaijani issue. That just wouldn’t have been appropriate. "As for Karabakh being reintegrated into Azerbaijan, I’m not judging whether that’s good or bad. But from the point of view of restoring normal life, that was probably part of the thinking. "And now, thanks to your efforts and those of the Azerbaijani president, it looks like things are starting to stabilise. The US president was also involved. You can see some movement, transport links reopening, things slowly getting back on track. "The key now is to keep building on that and find ways to strengthen relations further. Maybe it would be better if we didn’t have to draw lines under these issues, but that’s part of politics, especially during election campaigns. "And finally, we have a lot of friends in Armenia. A lot. We know that."
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Putin addresses Armenian PM Nikol Pashinyan’s complaint that the Moscow-led CSTO military alliance failed to support Armenia during Azerbaijan’s retaking of Karabakh: "Now, on security, that’s obviously the most sensitive issue right now. We understand that. We talk about it a lot, especially when it comes to Karabakh. We know you and your colleagues have had, and still have, questions and complaints about the CSTO. We keep coming back to it. "But after Prague in 2022, when you recognised Karabakh as part of Azerbaijan, any CSTO involvement would have meant stepping into what had effectively become an internal Azerbaijani issue. That just wouldn’t have been appropriate. "As for Karabakh being reintegrated into Azerbaijan, I’m not judging whether that’s good or bad. But from the point of view of restoring normal life, that was probably part of the thinking. "And now, thanks to your efforts and those of the Azerbaijani president, it looks like things are starting to stabilise. The US president was also involved. You can see some movement, transport links reopening, things slowly getting back on track. "The key now is to keep building on that and find ways to strengthen relations further. Maybe it would be better if we didn’t have to draw lines under these issues, but that’s part of politics, especially during election campaigns. "And finally, we have a lot of friends in Armenia. A lot. We know that."

Brian McDonald

18,687 views • 3 months ago

In this video recorded in Kelbecer in 1993 during Armenia's occupation of Karabakh, the Californian-born Armenian terrorist Monte Melkonyan and his accomplices are telling the besieged Azerbaijani Turks to leave the city within 10 hours. The Armenians who occupied Karabakh at that time did not give the chance for 1 million native Azerbaijani Turks living on the occupied Azerbaijani lands to live on their own soil. The only option for these innocent civilians was to flee; otherwise, they would be slaughtered like the 1,000 civilians who remained in Kelbecer.
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In this video recorded in Kelbecer in 1993 during Armenia's occupation of Karabakh, the Californian-born Armenian terrorist Monte Melkonyan and his accomplices are telling the besieged Azerbaijani Turks to leave the city within 10 hours. The Armenians who occupied Karabakh at that time did not give the chance for 1 million native Azerbaijani Turks living on the occupied Azerbaijani lands to live on their own soil. The only option for these innocent civilians was to flee; otherwise, they would be slaughtered like the 1,000 civilians who remained in Kelbecer.

Clash Report

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🇦🇲🇷🇺🇪🇺🇹🇷 Armenian Karabakh War hero: "We can't become part of Europe. For 200 years, our fate has been tied to Russia. Back then, we won in Artsakh, and as a freedom fighter who took part in all the wars, I can say օur backs were secure because the Russians were standing against the Turks. They (Pashinyan) gave up Artsakh, they gave up Armenia's strategic positions, and now they want to turn to Europe? That won't happen. A hundred years ago, the Europeans betrayed us too. They turned a blind eye to the Armenian Genocide, and just a few years ago, they did the same in Artsakh."
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🇦🇲🇷🇺🇪🇺🇹🇷 Armenian Karabakh War hero: "We can't become part of Europe. For 200 years, our fate has been tied to Russia. Back then, we won in Artsakh, and as a freedom fighter who took part in all the wars, I can say օur backs were secure because the Russians were standing against the Turks. They (Pashinyan) gave up Artsakh, they gave up Armenia's strategic positions, and now they want to turn to Europe? That won't happen. A hundred years ago, the Europeans betrayed us too. They turned a blind eye to the Armenian Genocide, and just a few years ago, they did the same in Artsakh."

Prince du Karabaque

52,346 views • 2 months ago