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WHEN WE HAVE SAID IN THE LAST THAT PASHINOGHLU IS TURKIFYING ARMENIA….THIS IS ANOTHER SMALL BUT CLEAR INDICATION OF IT…..‼️ The History Museum of Armenia has used the Turkish geographical designation “Eastern Anatolia” to describe territories of historic Western Armenia, raising concerns about the presentation of Armenian historical and cultural identity within one of the country’s leading national institutions. Photographs shared on October 9 show the designation displayed inside the museum. A visitor who exposed its use criticized the institution for adopting geographical terminology that obscures the Armenian identity of territories where Armenian communities lived for centuries. Rather than identifying the region as Western Armenia, the museum uses “Eastern Anatolia,” a designation associated with Turkey’s modern geographical classification of the region and also used internationally. The visitor rejected international usage as sufficient justification for its adoption by an Armenian national museum. The terminology is particularly contentious given Turkey’s longstanding denial of the Armenian Genocide and the destruction, neglect, and marginalization of Armenian cultural heritage across historic Western Armenia. The controversy comes as Azerbaijan continues to face accusations of destroying and appropriating Armenian cultural heritage in occupied Artsakh, underscoring the importance of how Armenian historical geography is identified and presented. The museum’s choice also raises questions about the broader cultural policies pursued under Pashinyan’s government and whether Armenian national institutions are increasingly adopting terminology associated with Turkish and Azerbaijani historical narratives. However, it remains unclear who approved the wording or when it was introduced. The issue extends beyond a geographical label. It concerns how Armenia’s own institutions present the history and identity of territories closely tied to the Armenian people. As an institution entrusted with preserving and presenting Armenian history, the History Museum of Armenia now faces criticism over terminology that its critics argue risks obscuring the historical identity it is expected to preserve.

DID YOU KNOW THIS⁉️

The European Parliament adopted a resolution on October 8 condemning political repression and human rights violations in Azerbaijan and demanding the immediate and unconditional release of Armenian hostages and POWs held in Baku, including former senior officials of Artsakh. The resolution passed with 492 votes in favor, 23 against, and 60 abstentions. Member of the European Parliament Marina Mesure, one of the resolution’s co-authors, revealed that Armenian hostages were initially excluded from the draft. Following negotiations this week, she secured their inclusion in the final text. Paragraph 4 expresses deep concern over the continued detention of Armenian political prisoners and POWs, including former high-ranking representatives of Artsakh. It demands their immediate and unconditional release and respect for their fundamental rights. Addressing the European Parliament, Mesure criticized the EU’s failure to translate repeated condemnations of Azerbaijan into concrete action. “Resolution after resolution, the European Parliament condemns repression in Azerbaijan. But where is the concrete action?” she asked. Mesure urged the EU to abandon diplomatic excuses and make its relations with Baku directly conditional on strict respect for human rights and fundamental freedoms. “Our reputation and credibility are at stake,” she warned. The resolution follows previous European Parliament condemnations of Azerbaijan’s treatment of Armenian hostages, including a March 2025 resolution addressing their detention and trials. Despite repeated demands from European lawmakers, Armenian hostages remain imprisoned in Baku following trials criticized for serious violations of due process. Mesure pledged to continue advocating for their release.

Ի՞նչ է զիջել Նիկոլ Փաշինյանը. Իշխան Սաղաթելյանը կետերով ներկայացրել է news.am/hy/news/1066456

🇹🇷 Turkish President Recep Tayyip Erdoğan rejected Israel’s move to recognize the Armenian Genocide, saying: “Our history is free from genocide, massacres, oppression, and colonialism. Throughout our thousands of years of glorious history, there has only been justice and compassion.” He dismissed Israel’s recognition as “slander,” accused Israel of having “the blood of 73,000 innocent people of Gaza” on its hands, and said the move was an attempt to deflect attention from the war in Gaza. Historians estimate that up to 1.5 million Armenians were killed by the Ottoman Empire during World War I, an event widely recognized by scholars as genocide.

A new study suggests that the prehistoric “dragon stones” of the Armenian Highlands were created by a highly organized society around 4000 BC. Known as vishaps, these monumental stone stelae were deliberately transported to high-altitude locations, with some weighing as much as nine tons. Many were positioned near mountain springs and prehistoric irrigation systems, supporting the theory that they were connected to an ancient water cult. Researchers say constructing and maintaining these monuments would have required coordinated labor, shared beliefs and advanced management of vital water resources. At Tirinkatar on Mount Aragats, radiocarbon evidence indicates that some vishaps were erected between 4200 and 4000 BC, making them extraordinary records of social and spiritual life in the Armenian Highlands approximately 6,000 years ago. Source: nature.com

‼️QUOTE OF THE DAY‼️ «Խաղաղություն պիտի լինի միայն մեր հաղթանակով։ Անկարելի է խաղաղությունը` առանց մեր հաղթանակի: Իրավունք չունենք ձախողելու, չենք կարող, պետք է անենք։» Մոնթե Մելքոնյան

Ապատեղեկատվության և հիբրիդային պատերազմի այս մեթոդները չեն դադարելու։ Դրանք նպատակաուղղված են մեր հասարակության մեջ սթրեսի, տագնապի, ռեսուրսների շեղման և մշտական ​​անհուսության մթնոլորտի ստեղծմանը։ Միակ լուծումը «Պաչինոյի սոսնձի» ռեժիմի հեռացումն է և դրա փոխարինումը հայրենասեր առաջնորդի ղեկավարությամբ։

🆘🚨🆘🚨🆘 Armenia’s Central Election Commission failed to adequately explain its decision to annul the results from three polling stations in the June 7 parliamentary elections, even though the excluded votes could have determined whether an opposition party entered parliament, according to a report by the Parliamentary Assembly of the Council of Europe. The report, dated September 22, assessed election day positively overall but raised serious concerns about the handling of the results, campaign conditions and foreign interference. The dispute concerns three polling stations in different parts of Armenia. According to the report, military personnel were allowed to vote after the legal closing time at two of them. At the third, ballots for the National Democratic Pole were missing for most of the day. The commission annulled the results at all three precincts and declined to order repeat voting. It stated in a one-sentence justification that the annulments “did not affect the overall result.” “That is a very insufficient justification for the decision, especially given the significance of its impact,” the report says. Prosperous Armenia received 3.99% of the vote in the official results, just below the 4% threshold for parties to enter parliament. According to calculations cited in the report, including the excluded votes might have put the party over the threshold and denied the ruling Civil Contract party a three-fifths majority. The report presents this as a possible outcome, not an established alternative result. “The PACE delegation is however concerned by the CEC’s invalidation of polling station results that were decisive for entry into parliament of one opposition party, without substantiated justification,” the report says. It adds that the absence of a repeat poll affected the overall result and representation. The Akanates and Independent Observer monitoring groups, along with civil society representatives and legal experts, challenged the commission’s decision as lacking a legal basis and violating the principle of proportionality, according to the report. Read the full article on CivilNet.am/en.

Ottoman-🇹🇷Türkiye… Cancer to the world 🌎

Ո՞նց կարող է խաղաղությունը կախված լինել մեկ մարդու կամքից

We will not forget this day…..we will return Artsakh sooner or later‼️

For Artsakh. For Dignity. For return. Without apology❗️

Անոնք որոնք- մինչ պահս չեն համոզուած՛ թէ նիկոլը ոչ միայն , հայոց շահերին պաշտպանը չէ, այլ թուրքին՛՛՛ կատարեալ կոյր են: Անոնք որոնք մինչ պահս չեմ համոզուած, թէ նիկոլն Հայաստանի վարչապետն չէ, այլ Հայաստանի իշխանութեան նշանակուած թուրքի գործավարն է, կրկին, կատարեալ հայվան են: Անոնք որոնք չեն համոզուած՛ թէ նիկոլը ու իր արբանեակներն, հայ ժողովուրդի ալ բացայայտուած կործարարներն են, նիկոլից եռապատիկն աւելին վտանգաւոր կործանարարներ են: