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All roads passing through the territory of Armenia will be under the jurisdiction of Armenia. Grigoryan

8 August, 15:03

Anyone who says otherwise is either uninformed or working against Armenia. There is no third option.

If roads are opened for Azerbaijan, they are also opened for Armenia. Rubinyan

8 August, 13:59

In other words, if roads are opened for Azerbaijan, they are also opened for Armenia, with mutual benefits.

8 August, 12:16

Azerbaijan received 22% of the total export revenue. Atanesyan

Under the 1994 "deal of the century," Azerbaijan received the right to dispose of 22% of the total revenue from oil exports produced in its sovereign territory, and the operator of the Baku-Ceyhan pipeline is the British BP.

7 August, 15:37

Who pushed the Armenian forces into the arms of the Palestinian mafia leader? Atanesyan

In 1975, who pushed local Armenian forces into the arms of the Palestinian mafia leader, the turban-wearing Yasser Arafat, declaring the Armenian people victims of Zionism and sworn enemies of Israel?

6 August, 17:10

The Turks have "eaten" us twice, but with a Russian "knife and fork". Atanesyan

But Bolshevik Russia occupied Nakhichevan, Nagorno-Karabakh, and Zangezur a month and a half before Atatürk's attack on Armenia.

6 August, 12:38

The road to Armenia's independence passes through Turkey. Tatul Hakobyan

I believe Azerbaijan has re-entered negotiations with Armenia on the Western platform to demonstrate its resolve to Russia and convey another message to Putin.

4 August, 15:49

The opposition is in a panic, not over the cost, but over the effect.

The real Armenia already exists. And either you will come to terms with it, or you will always remain on the margins."

4 August, 10:55

The issue of Armenia has become a significant concern for Europe's future. Babajanyan.

Garry Kasparov and Gabrielius Landsbergis, in their co-authored article, which was published yesterday in Politico magazine, specifically emphasize that Armenia, along with Ukraine, Moldova, and Georgia, is at the forefront of the struggle for democracy.

Armenia, despite its desire to participate, was left out of the project

1 August, 16:22

"So, Azerbaijan, Georgia, Romania, Hungary, and Bulgaria will build a high-voltage line under the Black Sea to connect their power grids. This is a great opportunity for the energy stability and development of all these countries."

Armenia has been fleeing for two decades, like the devil fleeing from incense. Atanesyan

30 July, 12:45

The facts are ruthless: less than a year after assuming the presidency, Robert Kocharyan and his team, including those in Stepanakert, agreed to accept the "common state" version of the Nagorno-Karabakh settlement as the basis for negotiations.