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2022 - Armenia and Azerbaijan in the news - Part 2

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 2022 - Armenia and Azerbaijan in the news 

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 update on Oct 6, 2022

Anna Aznaour
Anna Aznaour • Following Journaliste indépendante chez Presse écrite

What awaits Europe in 2023 is very similar to what happened to it in 1071 (11th century). It was August 26 in... Armenia. "The victory of the Turks in the Battle of Manzikert against the Byzantines changed the course of history because it was the first victory of the Islamic world over the Christian world", underlined Turkish President Erdogan this year during the celebrations which took place in Muş (Մուշ) province, the heart of historic Armenia now in Turkey. After this victory, the Seljuk Turks brought all of Europe to its knees. Today, with the help of Azerbaijan, President Erdogan is going to the reconquest of Europe. And with two big allied countries to achieve his aims: to bring together all the Turkish-speaking and Muslim countries from the Mediterranean to Central Asia with their civilizational mode, very far from Western democracy. Today, the only obstacle to his plan is... the existence of Armenia.

Read the details of Erdogan’s plan here explained by the geopolitics expert Konstantinos Grivas 👉 https://lnkd.in/eDQ-nBPA

The Armenian version of his analysis can be read here 👉 https://lnkd.in/es7PdnrH

One last thing. When the Seljuk Turks took over Europe, the Jews were singled out as the traitors who enabled this conquest and were driven out of Europe. Today, Israel is arming Azerbaijan, Turkey's tool, against Armenia. Tomorrow, if Europe falls again as in the 11th century, it is the Jewish communities of Europe who will pay the bill for Israel's policy.
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Updated Oct 6, 2022

The Horrors of the Other War in Europe Keep Growing | Opinion

Martin Sonneborn and Dustin Hoffmann

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Part 1 check out 

September19,2022

the copy link of a tweet is unable to "copy" for resharing.... 

This post's original link is not "sharable" -  (censorship once again?}

Yeghia Tashjian #FreeArmenianPOWs 🇱🇧🇦🇲
@yeghig

In Ankara a group of Azerbaijani politicians and "intellectuals" announced the creation of a new Goycha-Zangezur Turkish Republic. A representative office has already been opened in Ankara, and a flag has also been presented.

The map attached to this is not sharable (Twitter is a bit strange at times ..... hmmm )

 


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