In Armenia, so-called “anti-Russian” “national” political figures...

02:26:00 02.07.2026

In Armenia, so-called “anti-Russian” “national” political figures, after Israel’s recognition of the Armenian Genocide, continue to make pro-Israel posts and spread Israeli flags on their pages, which is in fact a disgusting phenomenon.

I would like to remind these “anti-Russians” that it was precisely through the Soviet anti-Armenian government led by Stalin Jughashvili that Israel was de jure recognized just three days after its creation, on May 17, 1948. Afterwards, the Kremlin allowed Soviet satellite Czechoslovakia to arm Israel against the Arabs, without which it is highly likely that Israel would not have been able to survive. For this very reason, in 1949, on the occasion of Jughashvili’s 70th birthday, a parade was organized in his honor in Tel Aviv.

Thus, it turns out that the same criminal tyrant who helped create and later, at the expense of our lands, establish the so-called terrorist state of Azerbaijan between 1918–1920, only 30 years later contributed to the formation of a similar state in the Middle East as well. This is one of the main reasons why Israel and Azerbaijan maintain close relations and will likely always do so, since their origins are to some extent interconnected and are part of the Russian–Turkish–Zionist alliance.

Let all this be carefully studied and understood by those “Russophobic” Armenians who, either mistakenly or deliberately, have become defenders of Israel and the Jews. It may not be a coincidence that those “national” politicians also claim that during the Second World War the United States, the United Kingdom, and France were right to support the Soviet tyrant Jughashvili Stalin against National Socialist Germany, since that butcher was supposedly the “lesser evil,” while Hitler was “evil.” For them, arming the genocidal Red Army through Lend-Lease and opening a second front against nationalism in Europe was the correct decision. However, in reality, it was the consequences of those fateful mistakes that led Russia to become a nuclear superpower, while Europe began to move toward collapse.

Let this also be clearly understood by those Soviet-minded Russophiles who, in a rather absurd way, consider themselves “national” and believe that the Soviet Union, or especially Jughashvili Stalin, was supposedly an “anti-Jewish” force that was “fighting against the Jews,” or similar nonsense.

I have always said and will say again that Armenian nationalism and the creation of a Greater Armenian state have been and will always be opposed by the “triangle of evil,” and therefore a true Armenian nationalist cannot support any of those forces. 

But what is the point of saying all this? Those people would not understand what true nationalism is even if it were served to them on a silver platter…