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Pashinyan Government Pays U.S. Public Relations Firm To Attack the Armenian Apostolic Church

By Harut Sassounian Last week, I came across a disturbing 8-page document described as a “White Paper” titled “Clarifying Church-State Relations in Armenia: A Rebuttal to the Narrative of Religious Persecution under Prime Minister Nikol Pashinyan.” It is dated Sept. 5, 2025. This is a blatant attempt by the Pashinyan regime to whitewash its shameful […]

Breaking News: Armenian Former Defense Minister Arshak Karapetyan Pashinyan is agent

Pashinyan is an agent, I will publish the document, the screens, the recordings. Karapetyan’s revelation You can read the full article at this address: https://yerkir.am/hy/article/2025/11/24/302986 Former Defense Minister Arshak Karapetyan has released a scandalous video in which he spoke about how the US special services recruited Nikol Pashinyan back in 1999 and used him as […]

November 9: The Black Day of Armenia — How Artsakh Was Signed Away

By Wally Sarkeesian November 9 is set to become a day of mourning in Armenian history — not only for the loss of territory but for the collapse of political accountability at the highest level of the state. The events surrounding the November 2020 war in Nagorno-Karabakh, and the subsequent agreements signed by Prime Minister […]

Medieval Software. Modern Hardware. Our Politics Is Stuck in the Past.

By Wally Sarkeesian We Live in the Future — But Our Politics Is Stuck in the Past. We live in the 21st century with AI, quantum computing, blockchain, satellites, global markets, and massively networked societies… …but we are still running our political life on the mental software of the Middle Ages. trusting one Man to […]

Chronological: How Pashinyan Misled the Armenian People and Handed Artsakh to Azerbaijan — Step by Step

By Wally Sarkeesian 1. Initial Promises (2018–2019)When Nikol Pashinyan first came to power after the 2018 “Velvet Revolution,” he presented himself as a democrat and a defender of national interests.He repeatedly stated that he had no right to decide Artsakh’s fate because he was not elected by the people of Artsakh.He emphasized that Artsakh must […]

How Cheap Drones and Political Choices Reshaped Armenia’s Security Reality

By Wally Sarkeesian What Armenian to do After Removing Pashinyan Once the preserve of wealthy states, air power has been upended by low-cost, prop-driven drones built from commercial parts. Iran’s simple, mass-produced loitering munitions — especially the Shahid-136 — proved that cheap, saturating strikes can inflict strategic damage, forcing expensive, painful shifts in air-defense thinking. […]

Armenia’s Election System and What It Means for Voters

By Wally Sarkeesian The way Armenia’s electoral system is set up (thanks to the geniuses in the previous government) is that to enter parliament, political parties must pass a 4% threshold (previously 5%), while multi-party alliances must pass 7–8% (previously 8%). This system, while presented as a way to ensure stability, in practice favors larger […]

Armenia’s Future Is on the Line: “Do not Debate Pashinyan”

By Wally Sarkeesian Armenia’s Future Is on the Line: “Do not Debate Pashinyan” The coming election is not politics as usual — it is a fight for the very survival of the Armenian nation. For years, since 2008, Nikol Pashinyan has deceived our people, divided our society, and led Armenia into loss and despair. Enough […]

The difference between a dictator and a traitor.

By Wally Sarkeesian Dictators invade. They take what belongs to others. Erdogan invaded Cyprus — half of it remains under Turkish occupation. Turkey also invaded northern Syria and northern Iraq. Saddam Hussein invaded Kuwait. Netanyahu continues the occupation of Palestine. That is what dictators do: they grab land. But traitors are the opposite. A traitor […]

BREAKING: U.S. State Department Confirms President Trump’s Support for Returning Artsakh Refugees,

By Wally Sarkeesian U.S. State Department Confirms President Trump’s Support for Returning Artsakh Refugees, Releasing Armenian Hostages & Protecting Christian Holy Sites In a major development following months of grassroots Armenian-American advocacy and bipartisan Congressional engagement, the Trump-Vance Administration has, in an unprecedented move, formally announced its commitment on the following issues regarding Artsakh (Nagorno-Karabakh): […]

Trusting Turks or Azerbaijanis is itself a betrayal of the Armenian nation.

Trusting Turks or Azerbaijanis is itself a betrayal of the Armenian nation. History shows us why: Armenians once lived across what is now called Turkey, the Ottoman Empire, which was originally Armenian lands. Then came the occupation, and we know the result—a systematic genocide that killed 1.5 million Armenians. In Azerbaijan, too, Armenians once numbered […]

Pashinyan’s Betrayal Dressed as Peace

Pashinyan’s Betrayal Dressed as Peace Armenians were promised peace. Instead, they got surrender. “Effective leadership, not just military might, defines a nation’s security. For three decades, Armenia’s capable leadership secured Artsakh and its borders, deterring aggression. Yet, a change in leadership in 2018 led to the capitulation of these gains, forcing a challenging peace upon […]

After Pashinyan dismantle Armenia wants Debate: Too Little, Too Late?

By Wally Sarkeesian “While public debate is generally a vital component of a healthy democratic process, the timing of Prime Minister Pashinyan’s invitation to former leaders for a debate on past decisions is perplexing for many observers. The nation faced numerous pivotal moments, particularly concerning Artsakh and significant territorial reconfigurations, where a broad national dialogue, […]

The Magnitude of Pashinyan’s Crime Against Artsakh: Beyond Human Imagination

Wally Sarkeesian 241 villages, 13,550 homes (30% of them more than a century old), 11,450 apartments, 60 kindergartens, 15 factories, 200 cultural houses, 9 cultural centers, 23 museums, 232 schools, 7 colleges, 4 universities, and 11 art schools. Also left behind in Artsakh: 400 medieval cemeteries, 385 churches, 60 monastic complexes, 2,385 khachkars (stone-crosses), 5 […]

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The September 19th & 19th: A Dark Mark on Armenian History Turkish crime repeated Dates often carry symbolism. For Armenians, two “19ths” stand as wounds carved into the nation’s soul: January 19, 2007 and September 19, 2023. On January 19, journalist and intellectual Hrant Dink was assassinated in front of the Agos newspaper office in […]

Armenia’s Financial Death: The Silent Collapse Behind the Revolution

Political revolutions promise renewal, but Armenia’s so-called “Velvet Revolution” has delivered something far darker — the slow financial death of the Armenian state. For centuries, Armenia’s survival has depended not only on courage and culture but also on its economic resilience. Today, under Pashinyan’s leadership, that resilience is evaporating. War, capitulation, and corruption have stripped […]

From Ankara to Yerevan: The Erdoğan Blueprint Behind Pashinyan’s Rise

By Wally Sarkeesian When Armenian Prime Minister Nikol Pashinyan visited Istanbul earlier this year, Turkish President Recep Tayyip Erdoğan handed him a copy of his book. To most observers, it was a symbolic diplomatic gesture. But to those watching closely, the moment carried a deeper meaning: Pashinyan’s political career had already followed Erdoğan’s blueprint step […]

Police Guarded, Nation Destroyed

By Wally Sarkeesian Nikol Pashinyan lobbied the world—meeting EU leaders, shaking hands with Putin, and standing before U.S. officials. Secretly meeting Erdogan and Aliyev Yet not once did he negotiate with strength or make a genuine attempt to save Artsakh. His mission was not defense, not dignity, not the protection of his people. But dismantling […]

Pashinyan & Saakashvili: Twin Betrayals, Different Nations, Same Fate,

By Wally Sarkeesian Armenia stands in the shadow of betrayalWill Pashinyan end up in the same rat hole as Saakachvili? History has a way of repeating itself. Georgia lived through it under Mikheil Saakashvili, and now Armenia is enduring it under Nikol Pashinyan. Both men came to power promising reform, but instead delivered betrayal, division, […]

A Nation in Peril: Anything Armenian pashinyan Dismantling

By Wally Sarkeesian A Nation in Peril This is not simply mismanagement. It is not mere corruption. What we are witnessing is a coordinated and systematic destruction of Armenia’s foundations—its land, its faith, its history, and its pride. No Armenian leader, not even in times of foreign invasion, has inflicted such comprehensive damage. For the […]

Draft Letter to Armenian Legal Scholars / Armenian Bar Association

Subject: Request for Legal Action Regarding Prime Minister Nikol PashinyanDear Esteemed Scholars and Members of the Armenian Bar Association, I am writing to you out of deep concern for the Republic of Armenia, the Armenian nation, and the future of our people. The actions of Prime Minister Nikol Pashinyan raise urgent legal, constitutional, and moral […]

Pashinyan’s: Betrayal, Silence, and the Price of Power

By Wally Sarkeesian In every nation’s history, there comes a moment when the people must ask whether their leaders serve the nation or serve themselves. For Armenians, that question has grown sharper in recent years as painful events unfolded around Artsakh, Syunik, and the broader struggle for sovereignty. Many now fear that instead of protecting […]

Armenia at a Crossroads: Pashinyan’s Grip on Power

By Wally Sarkeesian Armenian Ruthless Dictator Nikol Pashinyan has transformed Armenia’s security landscape in ways that raise serious concerns about the country’s democratic future. While the military has been steadily weakened, the police have been expanded into a formidable force—larger than the army itself and trained with the assistance of foreign governments. This shift has […]

“My Mother’s Tears: The Unending Genocide”

By Wally Sarkeesian Armenian Genocide, Artsakh Genocide, Now Gaza Genocide, by Turkey, Azerbaijan, Israel I created Gagrule.net in 2000, not because of politics, not even because I am Armenian, but because I grew up with my mother’s tears. Every time she heard a song, she would burst into tears. “This was my cousin’s song… this […]

Conversation Part 2 — One Party for Armenians

By Wally Sarkeesian Conversation Part 2 — One Party for Armenians I have never in my life joined any political party or organization — and that’s exactly why I can speak freely. I’ll tell you why: in Armenia, political parties are not built to serve the people. They are built to divide them. Seventeen parties… […]

Part 1: Artsakh Liberation Is Possible — So Is Nakhichevan

By Wally Sarkeesian Part 1: Artsakh Liberation Is Possible — So Is Nakhichevan Some people doubt it, but it’s absolutely doable. The first step — the most important step — is removing and investigating the criminal in power. We must find out exactly how the Turks recruited him, how the plan for the 2020 war […]

“Trump’s Corridor Deal: Genocide Whitewash, Armenia at Risk”

By Wally Sarkeesian Trump’s TRIPP Corridor: Whitewashing Genocide, Burying Section 907, and Turning Armenia Into a Geopolitical Battleground” Trump has single-handedly whitewashed the ethnic cleansing of Artsakh, buried Section 907 of the U.S. Freedom Support Act, and handed Azerbaijan and Turkey their long-coveted corridor — all under U.S. oversight. Branded as the “Trump Route for […]

“Armenia’s ‘Peace’ Deal: A Paper Shield That Paves the Way for Azerbaijan’s Final Conquest”

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Archbishop Bagrat Galstanyan: Armenia Is Being Palestinianized — And Our Leaders Are Complicit

By Wally Sarkeesian Since 2020, I warned that talk of “enclaves” would turn Armenia into another Palestine—surrounded on all sides, roads and borders in enemy hands. Now, village after village in Tavush is gone, and Syunik faces dismemberment through a so-called “corridor.” This is not diplomacy—it is national suicide. Our homeland is being carved into […]

“The U.S. is in a Silent Civil War”

By Wally Sarkeesian Deep cultural and political polarization Media echo chambers Institutional breakdown or mistrust Nonviolent conflict turning personal Not in the traditional sense of North vs South or organized militias Then yes, you could call it a “cold” or “silent” civil war.

“Nikol Pashinyan Joins the Ranks of 7 World Leaders Accused of Betrayal, Surrender, and Controversial Concessions”

By Wally Sarkeesian 1. Vidkun Quisling – Norway During World War II, Quisling collaborated with Nazi Germany and helped facilitate the German occupation of Norway. After the war, he was executed for high treason. His name became synonymous with “traitor” across Europe. 2. Wang Jingwei – China A high-ranking Chinese official who broke away from […]

From Revolution to Repression Pashinyan Has Reduced Armenians to ‘Toothless, Barking Dogs’

By Wally Sarkeesian Pashinyan’s Rule: A Decade of Decline for Armenia? Since his emergence on Armenia’s political stage in the late 2000s, Nikol Pashinyan has remained a polarizing figure. Critics argue that under the banner of reform, Pashinyan has systematically dismantled Armenia’s democratic institutions, weakened national sovereignty, and brought the country to the brink of […]

Armenia: Letter from the leader of the Sacred Struggle, political prisoner Bagrat Archbishop Galstanyan

Letter from the leader of the Sacred Struggle, political prisoner Bagrat Archbishop Galstanyan from the “Yerevan-Center” CEC in the NSS building. Terrorist is looking for a “terrorist”… It is true that “the thief is screaming, catch the thief”. The terrorist who stole our homeland, life, biography, and honor is looking for a “terrorist”. The Machine […]

U.S. Judge Dismisses $500 Million Lawsuit By Azeri Lawyer Against ANCA & 29 Others

By Harut Sassounian, The Armenian National Committee of America (ANCA) announced last week that on April 14, 2025, a U.S. District Court dismissed a $500 million lawsuit filed by Aynur Baghirzade, an Azeri lawyer based in Laguna Beach, CA, against the ANCA and 29 others. Baghirzade’s 198-page lawsuit “leveled unfounded accusations,” the ANCA stated. “The […]

These Are the Social Security Offices Expected to Close This Year, Musk call SS Ponzi Scheme

by MEG KINNARD / AP WASHINGTON — Dozens of Social Security Administration offices across the country are slated to close this year due to actions taken by Elon Musk’s Department of Government Efficiency as part of the Trump administration’s unprecedented effort to shrink the size of government. DOGE has published a list of nearly 800 […]

Breaking News, Pashinyan regime has filed charges against public figure Edgar Ghazaryan,

By Wally Sarkeesian Pashinyan regime has filed charges against public figure Edgar Ghazaryan, former governor of Vayots Dzor and Armenia’s ambassador to Poland. He faces an offense punishable by up to five years in prison. According to his lawyer, Ruben Melikyan, the prosecution launched a public criminal case against Ghazaryan following a decision by the […]

ANCA’s Controversial Endorsement: Implications for Armenian Voters

Garen Yegparian: In California’s 30th congressional district, an Armenian is running as a Republican against the Democratic party’s candidate. In this district, voter registration is more than 3-to-1 Democratic-to-Republican, and it’s about the same if the minor parties are factored in based on their ideological proximity to the two major parties. Plus, over 23% of […]

Opinion: Why Trump Might Be More Beneficial for the Armenian Cause than Kamala Harris

By Wally Sarkeesian Why Trump Might Be More Beneficial for the Armenian Cause than Kamala Harris There are several reasons why a Trump administration could be more advantageous for the Armenian cause. If re-elected, Trump is expected to include three prominent pro-Armenian figures in his circle: Tulsi Gabbard, Vivek Ramaswamy, and Robert F. Kennedy Jr. […]

“Let him try.” Bagrat Srbazan, what will they do if Nikol Pashinyan enters the Sardarapat memorial?

“I don’t even know if he will come or not. We are going to Sardarapat to traditionally celebrate May 28, like September 21, like the day of Mount Musa,” Bagrat Srbazan, leader of the “Tavush for the Motherland” movement, told reporters, answering the question if RA Prime Minister Nikol Pashinyan would celebrate May 28. When […]

May 26 Thousands rally in Armenia against Turkish ally Nikol Pashinyan for land transfer

Yerevan: On Sunday, thousands of Armenians gathered to protest against the government, calling for Prime Minister Nikol Pashinyan’s resignation due to territorial concessions made to neighboring Azerbaijan. The protests began last month after the Armenian government agreed to cede territory to Azerbaijan, land it had controlled since the 1990s. This area is strategically significant for […]

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