08:23:00 02.09.2026
Yesterday, Armenia’s Supreme Traitor met with Russia’s neo-Bolshevik tyrant, where they discussed various issues, the main topic being Armenia’s supposed accession to the European Union. Moscow's tyrant continues to insist that if the Armenian people truly want to enter the European Union and leave the Eurasian Economic Union, then a referendum should be held in Armenia and the people should decide. He even said that in such a case, Russia would be ready to withdraw its 102nd military base from Gyumri.
Of course, he says all this in order to show everyone that he is leaving the Armenians alone, allowing them to do whatever they want and determine their own destiny. However, anyone who understands the Kremlin’s treacherous and anti-Armenian policy will sense that something is not right. The Kremlin, who has been waging war against independent Ukraine for 4.5 years and suffering heavy losses, cannot simply give up on Armenia so easily. Even thinking such a thing is absurd, because for two hundred years the Armenian nation has been in the death grip of the Russian Empire. The White Turks also know very well that such a thing would be impossible for Armenia right now, because even Georgia has been unable to become part of the European Union over the past twenty years.
Once we look a little deeper and consider the broader picture, we will understand that some kind of trap is being prepared and that conspiracies are once again being plotted against Armenia’s independence, because the Russo-Turkish-Zionist alliance will not rest until it does to the entire Republic of Armenia what it did to the Republic of Artsakh.
During the 2018 “Velvet” transfer of power, the “Sorosites” came to power with the Kremlin’s full support in order to superficially “ruin relations with Russia” and thereby give it an excuse not to assist Armenia during the treacherous 44-day war, and then present itself as a “savior.” Another reason for not providing assistance was the claim that “Karabakh is not part of Armenia’s territory” or that “Karabakh is a disputed territory.” Thus, the Kremlin blamed our shameful defeat in that war and the resulting depopulation of Artsakh precisely on these “pro-Westerners” or “anti-Russians,” using them as scapegoats.
And now, in order to do the same thing to the whole of Armenia, they need an even greater pretext for refusing to assist Armenia in the future and once again presenting themselves as a “savior.” And what could be a greater pretext than showing the world that it is supposedly Armenia that is betraying Russia and “moving toward Europe (or America)”? The first step in creating this illusion took place last year, when the August 8 agreement was signed in Washington, while the second step is precisely the referendum on joining the European Union desired by both the Kremlin's tyrant and the Supreme Traitor. And, of course, the recent arrests of Russophile oligarchs by this anti-Armenian government also create the illusion that the current government is supposedly pursuing an anti-Russian domestic policy.
The Poles have an old saying about Jews: “The Jew cries out in pain as he strikes you,” which is very apt and true, but the following is equally true when it comes to Russians: “The Russian calls you a traitor while betraying you himself,” and we are seeing increasingly clear evidence of this.
Our bitter enemies and treacherous “allies” are deliberately seeking to destroy our independent statehood, because for them Armenian nationalism and the creation of a Greater Armenia represents one of the greatest threats, if not the greatest of all.
Let us understand all of this and recognize their traps, so that in the future we can take the right steps and thwart all of their anti-Armenian plans.
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