Re: Iranian-Armenian relations
I bet if Armenian President and Iranian President had the same speech you would be bolding it too. My point is to show that even though Iran holds good relations with Armenia, it also seemingly holds strong relations with Azerbaijan. Presidents don't call each other "brothers" for nothing.
I am not making excuses for Israel giving weapons to Azerbaijan - and I condemn Israel for it. What I am saying is that weapon sales don't justify having an idealogical grudge against a country. So many countries help Azerbaijan, not only Israel, and yes our main ally helps them out to. We condemn that, but we don't hold idealogical grudge against Russia - they are still our allies. When it comes to the J3wish groups blocking recognition that was done based on their strategic alliance with Turkey - but that alliance has broken down and thus the lobby doesn't work with Turkey anymore. As you see another justification for not holding idealogical grudges. International relations are dynamic, they change based on national interests and strategic manoeuvring.
Yes we have good relations with Iran, they should continue, our economic relations are key, but don't turn it into something that it is not. Our main ally is Russia and our main economic partners are Russia/EU. I really don't understand why you are so obsessed with Iranian-Armenian relations and you try to turn into good neighbourly relations into this supreme historic alliance/brotherhood, which realistically it is not.
Originally posted by Persopolis
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I am not making excuses for Israel giving weapons to Azerbaijan - and I condemn Israel for it. What I am saying is that weapon sales don't justify having an idealogical grudge against a country. So many countries help Azerbaijan, not only Israel, and yes our main ally helps them out to. We condemn that, but we don't hold idealogical grudge against Russia - they are still our allies. When it comes to the J3wish groups blocking recognition that was done based on their strategic alliance with Turkey - but that alliance has broken down and thus the lobby doesn't work with Turkey anymore. As you see another justification for not holding idealogical grudges. International relations are dynamic, they change based on national interests and strategic manoeuvring.
Yes we have good relations with Iran, they should continue, our economic relations are key, but don't turn it into something that it is not. Our main ally is Russia and our main economic partners are Russia/EU. I really don't understand why you are so obsessed with Iranian-Armenian relations and you try to turn into good neighbourly relations into this supreme historic alliance/brotherhood, which realistically it is not.
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