Die jüngsten Herausforderungen Armeniens hätten viele Länder an den Rand des Zusammenbruchs gebracht
https://armenpress.am/en/article/1249328
Von haveschka
Die jüngsten Herausforderungen Armeniens hätten viele Länder an den Rand des Zusammenbruchs gebracht
https://armenpress.am/en/article/1249328
Von haveschka
7 Kommentare
I remember very well the sentiment Armenians had as a collective in 2021 just before the elections. No one would have thought that we would be where we are today, that not only our democracy survived, but that our country is doing the best it can in these circumstances. I think it is very easy to see problems and fixate on them, and this government is certainly not made up of the creme de la creme, but the fact that our GDP and Army budget have doubled, our democracy is institutionalising, our society is freer and more resilient than it ever was, all in times of global instability and russian interference, is truly a miracle.
They did bring us to the brink of collapse though.
Always the darkest before dawn, right?
Previous governments brought us to the edge of the cliff, thankfully the current government took the country a step forward 😁
Let’s also appreciate mirozyan, the guy took a beating in 2020 and still did a lot for the country, we’ve established relations after relations, strategic cooperation after strategic cooperation, he even got Pakistan to establish relations, Guy is very solid.
november 9th and the days following it were our country on the brink of collapse, and where there was literally no border on Syunik, same for 2022 where 3 of our provinces got invaded by azerbaijan, same with september 19th and the days following it
As an American undergraduate student who is studying the South Caucasus (and who is about to graduate), I’ve been learning about how Azerbaijan almost invaded Syunik in 2023 following the lightning offensive in Artsakh/Karabakh. They seemed to step away from that ambition for the time being, but do you think there’s still a good chance that they’ll invade that region in the future to secure the “Zangezur” Corridor, or do you think the American corridor proposal has a chance at settling this peacefully? If Azerbaijan were to invade, would Pashinyan take a firm stand against it or would he continue his appeasement and normalization policies?
I’m really rooting for your country, by the way. I’ve been learning Azerbaijani to get an insight into what Azerbaijani media has been saying and the whole “Western Azerbaijan” thing is ridiculous. After looking at both the Armenian and Azerbaijani historical accounts of the South Caucasus, I call BS on Azerbaijan’s narrative.