Here, see for yourselves what Russian spy Oleg Kalugin...

07:13:00 21.10.2026

Here, see for yourselves what Russian spy Oleg Kalugin recounts in his 2009 book, "Spymaster: My Thirty-Two Years in Intelligence and Espionage Against the West," about how the KGB completely infiltrated and took control of the Armenian Revolutionary Federation (ARF) from within, beginning at least in the 1970s.

However, it must be emphasized that the same KGB, and its successor, the FSB, have also taken complete control from within of ALL major political parties in Armenia and their freeloading satellites. If they managed to take control of one of the largest and longest-standing political parties in the Armenian nation, just imagine how they keep the others under their dirty “boot.”

We have repeatedly said, and not without reason, that ALL political parties in Armenia are bought and treacherous, and that this neo-Bolshevik system is rotten to the core and anti-Armenian. ALL of them serve the interests of foreign, hostile powers, particularly the Kremlin, while showing utter disregard for Armenia’s interests. As long as the Russian Federation continues to hold Armenia’s social, economic, financial, and political systems in its death grip, we will never be able to establish an independent state that serves the Armenian nation.

That is why we should be grateful to the Creator that this wretched Judeo-Russian empire is beginning to weaken, and that in the near future we will witness its inevitable collapse...

An Armenian National Revolution is our ONLY solution!

Below, you can read the original passage from the book:

"We enjoyed some success in penetrating the Baltic émigré organizations, particularly in Sweden. And we had a good network of agents among the Ukrainian émigrés, particularly in Canada, where several million Ukrainians had settled. But the émigré organization we most thoroughly infiltrated was the Armenian exile group, "Dashnaktsutyun" (ARF). Once it had been a staunchly nationalist group that campaigned for an independent Armenian state. Over time, we placed so many agents there that several had risen to positions of leadership. We succeeded in effectively neutralizing the group, and by the 1980s Dashnaktsutyun had stopped fighting against Soviet power in Armenia. The organization and some of its members had been coopted by the KGB. Years later, in 1992, when Dashnaktsutyun leaders and other Armenian nationalists were attacking Armenian President Levon Ter-Petrosyan for not being sufficiently nationalist, I got a call from the president, with whom I had had several friendly conversations, at my Moscow apartment. He asked me for help in fending off the attacks by Dashnaktsutyun, and I provided him and the Armenian press with information about the KGB’s deep penetration of that émigré group in the 1970s."