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    1. JeanJauresJr on

      Personally, I’m never surprised when a head of state says something like this. They know the deal is already done. Countries like Iran—especially given how heavily sanctioned they are—will do whatever they can to appease any country or market they encounter.

    2. It’s definitely not inseparable as we’ve seen in the past and will again in the future lol 💀

    3. dropvulture on

      I mean yeah we all know what Iran’s stance is. We saw in 2020 and 2023. Good to see all of these authoritarian countries sticking together.

    4. RageAgainstR on

      I mean, why we are suprised? That’s Armenia’s official position now. As strange as it sounds. 

    5. Long-Jackfruit5037 on

      I am an Iranian who is Persian and has ancestors born in Turkmenistan and Urmia, the President is scared because a Turkey and Israel supported Azerbaijan can be Iran’s undoing. Turkey’s fidan said if Iran finds proxies to unrest Syria then they will do the same to make unrest in Iran. Armenians are some of the most intelligent Iranians ever and have contributed a lot to this country, they don’t deserve this but the language of power is universal.

    6. STEM_forever on

      Why do folks in Armenia expect jihadists to support them? For them, priority will always be Muslims.

    7. Crepusculum_ on

      I realise this might be an unpopular opinion/question however, if you could help me understand, looking at the map, Nagorno-Karabakh is located inside Azerbaijan.

      I realise Armenians have lived there for generations, but, does it make it theirs when it is within the geographical location of another country? Irrespective of what Stalin did.

      Why didn’t the Armenians reach an agreement with Azerbaijan instead of making Nagorno-Karabakh their own, as an autonomous region?

      Was coexistence impossible?

      PS: For educational purposes only.

    8. i don’t know why anyone here is surprised by this. the entire international community has basically held this same position on karabakh for 20 years.

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