HeyJaredRobert Krikorian
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- Sep 23, 2026
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Who takes responsibility for Yerevan’s diplomatic missteps? (opens the original)
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The Republic of Armenia is underdeveloped, landlocked and highly vulnerable to outside threats, pressure and manipulation. Given its geographic and demographic disadvantages, alongside the enduring consequences of the Armenian Genocide, Yerevan must use every means at its disposal to ensure the safety and security of its territory and people. What it lacks in military strength, it needs to compensate for with skilled diplomacy. Unfortunately, at present, there are not many signs of Armenian dipl
The Nakhichevan protocol: A blueprint for the destruction of Artsakh (opens the original)
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After Azerbaijan, with massive help from Turkey, defeated Artsakh in the 44-day war of 2020, Baku imposed a blockade and then launched a final assault in September 2023, resulting in the total ethnic cleansing of Armenians in Artsakh. Since then, Baku has shifted its priority from depopulation to erasing every vestige of Armenian existence in this historic part of the ancient Armenian homeland. Not content with expelling the Armenians of Artsakh, Azerbaijan has undertaken the wholesale destructi
What happens if 300,000 Azerbaijanis are resettled in Armenia? (opens the original)
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After Azerbaijan, with critical support from Turkey, defeated Artsakh in the fall 2020 44-day war, Baku immediately moved to isolate Artsakh and force its inhabitants out of their ancestral homeland. Azerbaijan’s quick war was followed by an agonizing blockade, which was essentially a slow-motion genocide through the denial of access to basic necessities. In September 2023, Azerbaijan invaded again and immediately ethnically cleansed Artsakh of its native Armenian population. Baku has now turned
Armenia isn’t the only target of Azerbaijani land claims (opens the original)
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Those who do not take Baku’s attempt to occupy Armenian land and resettle it with 300,000 Azerbaijanis in a fictitious Western Azerbaijan seriously would do well to consult the historical record. Azerbaijan has a long history of irredentist land claims against all of its neighbors, except Turkey. The current, and easiest, target may be Armenia, but it is worth remembering that Azerbaijanis also covet land in the Kakheti district of Georgia, particularly the historically significant Georgian Davi
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