Those who have been following the ideas and materials of Hosank since the very first day of the movement's foundation...

05:00:00 25.03.2025

Those who have been following the ideas and materials of Hosank since the very first day of the movement's foundation have likely noticed our stance on the Kremlin’s policies. However, I must admit that I, Hayk Nazaryan, have not always held this opinion. When I was living in America, my attitude toward Russia was neutral—I was neither pro-Russian/Russophile nor anti-Russian/Russophobe (I still reject these terms). However, there is a common misconception among national conservative patriots in America, spread through their alternative media, that Russia, under the leadership of Vladimir Putin, is supposedly fighting against globalists or the New World Order of the Zionists—and that Putin is personally fighting against the Jewish influence in his country.

For a moment, I started believing this myself, especially when the Russian army entered Syria in 2015, saving Bashar al-Assad from being overthrown and temporarily preventing Syria from being partitioned. It seemed like there was some truth to what they were saying, but I still had my doubts, as I did not believe that Russia had freed itself from Jewish influence after the collapse of the Soviet Union. The facts still showed that nearly a third of Russia’s wealthy elite were Jews who sympathized with Zionism, and the "Chabad-Lubavitch" Jewish movement was quite active in Russia.

Nevertheless, when I moved to Armenia, I still naïvely believed that it would be possible to be a true ally of Russia against Azerbaijan and Turkey because I convinced myself that today’s Russia was not Bolshevik Russia. Even after returning from the treacherous 44-day war, I expressed the same thought in an interview. However, everything changed when I started studying things more deeply and witnessed the circus-like disgrace of the 2021 elections.

By that time, I was already considering starting a movement, which meant I had the responsibility to ensure that from day one, our movement had the right stance on internal and external matters. It became clear to me that the Russian-Turkish-Zionist alliance had been restored and was actively working against our independent statehood. A deep study of history makes it hard to miss that the Russian Empire did everything possible to prevent the establishment of a strong, independent Armenia in this region. I also realized that Russia is not actually fighting against globalization or international Zionism; rather, it is simply the other side of the same coin. When we dig deeper, we see that this East-West conflict is, in reality, an illusion since they are both anti-nationalist in essence.

In short, by the end of 2021—five years after moving to Armenia—many things became quite clear to me, and they are becoming even clearer as time goes on regarding what is happening in our country and which forces are trying to destroy our independence. This independence, which I had considered sacred since childhood as a patriotic Armenian from the diaspora. If we truly value independence and consider statehood not only as the highest value but as something sacred, then we have a duty to understand the truth, no matter how harsh or bitter it may be. We also have a duty to fight for that truth, no matter how hopeless or difficult the situation may seem.

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