Is Russia an ally or foe, nowadays?

[Mukuch]

Re: Is Russia an ally or foe, nowadays?

I always find it amusing, I think Turks are really annoyed every time they want to complain against the Armenians, they are in fact talking to an Armenian themselves (Sergey Lavrov).

Is he (Lavrov) aware of that “fact”?

What he is 1/32 or 1/64 Armenian? Or maybe his parents neighbors mother was half Armenian?

[Tigranakert]

Re: Is Russia an ally or foe, nowadays?

You are tooooooo wise, in your pro-Russian devotion, to talk with!!! The number of, not that stupid and brave points you make, proves it.

I did not expect a descent reply from you, this is the one and only reply an uninformed Russophobe can make. I proved all your statements wrong, now you are wining like a baby. Be a real man, and try to reply to all the points I made, if you can. I also never knew naming facts, trade volumes, gas/imports exports and the political situation of other countries was also something "pro-Russian". Haha!

[Mukuch]

Re: Is Russia an ally or foe, nowadays?

Russia (Soviet Union) already had an Armenian President (Mikoyan )... what was the diference?

[Mukuch]

Re: Is Russia an ally or foe, nowadays?

And soon, the president of Russia will be Armenian

Russia (Soviet Union) already had an Armenian President (Mikoyan )... what was the diference?

[Tigranakert]

Re: Is Russia an ally or foe, nowadays?

Is he (Lavrov) aware of that “fact”?

What he is 1/32 or 1/64 Armenian? Or maybe his parents neighbors mother was half Armenian?

He is half Armenian, and is very well aware of this (answering questions from Armenian students during lectures at the Diplomatic School of the Ministry of Foreign Affairs). He is a brilliant and smart politician. Perhaps his neighbors mother was also half-Armenian, that I do not know. Very funny joke, indeed.

[Mukuch]

Re: Is Russia an ally or foe, nowadays?

Erdogan presents copy of Russia-Turkey treaty to Russian President


March 16, 2011 | 18:58

Turkish Prime Minister Recep Tayyip Erdogan presented Russian leader Dmitry Medvedev a copy of a treaty on friendship and fraternity between the two states and a stamp issued by Turkish authorities to mark 90 anniversary of the document.

He recalled that on March 16, 1921 Soviet Russia recognized the Republic of Turkey and gave security guarantees of the joint borders.

“The document is a turning point in our history. Our eastern borders were recognized under the Moscow agreement, “Erdogan told a press conference in Kremlin.

As Armenian News-NEWS.am reported earlier, Turkish Prime Minister Recep Tayyip Erdogan’s visit to Moscow is timed to the 90th anniversary of the Treaty of Moscow. On March 16, 1921 the Treaty of Moscow was signed. Signing a treaty Turkey and Russia in fact divided the territory of the Republic of Armenia. Article III of the treaty instituted an autonomous Nakhchivan region under Azerbaijan’s protectorate. The Kars region (lost in 1877-78) went to Turkey, southern part of Batum region went to Turkey as well. The Treaty of Kars was signed on October 13, 1921 based on the Moscow agreement. Representatives of Armenia, Georgia and Azerbaijan confirmed provisions of the Moscow Treaty.

Today the youth wing of the Armenian Revolutionary Federation Dashnaktsutyun and other youth organizations held a protest action in front of the Russian Embassy in Yerevan protesting against Erdogan’s visit.

[Tigranakert]

Re: Is Russia an ally or foe, nowadays?

Erdogan presents copy of Russia-Turkey treaty to Russian President


March 16, 2011 | 18:58

Turkish Prime Minister Recep Tayyip Erdogan presented Russian leader Dmitry Medvedev a copy of a treaty on friendship and fraternity between the two states and a stamp issued by Turkish authorities to mark 90 anniversary of the document.

He recalled that on March 16, 1921 Soviet Russia recognized the Republic of Turkey and gave security guarantees of the joint borders.

“The document is a turning point in our history. Our eastern borders were recognized under the Moscow agreement, “Erdogan told a press conference in Kremlin.

As Armenian News-NEWS.am reported earlier, Turkish Prime Minister Recep Tayyip Erdogan’s visit to Moscow is timed to the 90th anniversary of the Treaty of Moscow. On March 16, 1921 the Treaty of Moscow was signed. Signing a treaty Turkey and Russia in fact divided the territory of the Republic of Armenia. Article III of the treaty instituted an autonomous Nakhchivan region under Azerbaijan’s protectorate. The Kars region (lost in 1877-78) went to Turkey, southern part of Batum region went to Turkey as well. The Treaty of Kars was signed on October 13, 1921 based on the Moscow agreement. Representatives of Armenia, Georgia and Azerbaijan confirmed provisions of the Moscow Treaty.

Today the youth wing of the Armenian Revolutionary Federation Dashnaktsutyun and other youth organizations held a protest action in front of the Russian Embassy in Yerevan protesting against Erdogan’s visit.

We don't need a repost, have you even read the other comments in this topic? This treaty given to the Russian president is to fool people like you (emotional Armenians who can't think rationally). Don't worry too much about this.

[Mos]

Re: Is Russia an ally or foe, nowadays?

Russia is not stupid. Turkey is one of the biggest NATO allies and has US military base. They may develop economic relations, but when it comes to strategic there's very little room for development as Turkey is already tied down to Western military structures. Plus, Russia will trust Armenia any day over Turkey given our histories. Such meetings don't affect the strong Armenian-Russian relations.

[Tigranakert]

Re: Is Russia an ally or foe, nowadays?

Russia is not stupid. Turkey is one of the biggest NATO allies and has US military base. They may develop economic relations, but when it comes to strategic there's very little room for development as Turkey is already tied down to Western military structures. Plus, Russia will trust Armenia any day over Turkey given our histories. Such meetings don't affect the strong Armenian-Russian relations.

Bravo!

[Mukuch]

Re: Is Russia an ally or foe, nowadays?

We don't need a repost, have you even read the other comments in this topic? This treaty given to the Russian president is to fool people like you (emotional Armenians who can't think rationally). Don't worry too much about this.

I am not worried... it is normal when 2 (historically) strategic allies exchange some souvenirs I would be more worried about fact that there are some people who consider Russia their "big brother and father and mother" and offer to kiss their arss... I think arss kissing is not working....