Now, about Armenia...

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Russia’s Medvedev Signals that Russia Will Not Support Armenia Against Azerbaijan Offensive | Atlas News

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‘Russian peacekeepers must take action,’ Pashinyan says - CIVILNET

“Azerbaijan has launched a ground operation to subject Artsakh’s population to ethnic cleansing. The Russian peacekeepers must take action, and secondly, the United Nations Security Council must take action.” That’s according to Armenian Prime Minister Nikol Pashinyan, who went live on Facebook...

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Large-scale protest is taking place in Yerevan as demonstrators are trying to storm a governmental building. Protesters call the Armenian Prime Minister a traitor and demand his resignation.

 

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Archbishop Viganò, Mel Gibson sound alarm over ‘genocide’ of Armenian Christians - LifeSite

The prelate and the actor are calling on the world to provide immediate assistance to the Armenians.

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Just a week ago, another protest took place in Yerevan outside the Ministry of Education, Science, Culture, and Sports of Armenia, demanding the recognition of the new history textbook as flawed and the resignation of Minister Andreasyan. Participants in the protest remarked that “it appears that all of this is aimed at cultivating a generation that will obediently serve the Turks.”

Recalling that great success of Globohomo, the re-education of German people into a race of servants.

 

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Came across this tidbit in a history book that describes the goings-on in the 5th century AD Armenia, when its Christian population tried to resist the onslaught of Persian Zoroastrian imperial power:

An Introduction to the History of the Assyrian Church

In this case,176 Yezdegerd, by rather treacherous means, was able to procure a more or less forced apostasy from most of the Armenian nobles, as a preliminary measure; and then attempted, through them, to force Zoroastrianism on the mass of the people. A national rising followed, the rebels making a fruitless appeal to Rome for help; and a fierce "guerilla" warfare waged for several years--the Armenians finding, as usual, patriots who were able leaders on a small scale, but somehow producing no great general.177 As usual, too, their worst foes were those of their own households, and none did so much to subdue Armenia as Armenian renegades.​