Submitted by DavidofSasun t3_127txwc in worldnews
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bickering_fool t1_jeftx0u wrote
Turkey?
CalppithSlap t1_jefujmm wrote
Yes
Though Armenia is surrounded by Russia, Turkey, and Azerbaijan and all want to either genocide or at the very least occupy and invade Armenia.
takeitineasy t1_jeg37y7 wrote
That would be the 3rd genocide against Armenians if they do it. People talk about the Armenian genocide of 1915-1923, that resulted in 1.5 million deaths, but no one ever mentions the Hamidian massacres just 20 years prior, that resulted in up to 300,000 Armenian casualties. It was named after Ottoman sultan Hamid II, who wanted to further islamize the empire. About 25000 Assyrians were also killed.
There definitely seems to be a habit developing in the region, a habit of genociding Armenians.
Edit: I just found this list actually, seems there are even more, and generally caused by anti-christian sentiment.
12-34 t1_jegpir0 wrote
Took a history course from one of the preeminent scholars of that region and goddamn was it heartbreaking. That Wiki list excludes plenty of pogroms by the Turks against Armenians.
Never had a class like it. Math and econ profs don't take class breaks because the subject matter hits students so hard they openly sob mid-lecture.
I remember following a couple guys to the bathroom just to hug them as they cried and talked of the murders and rapes of their families by Turks, and for the sin of being born.
autotldr t1_jefu6im wrote
This is the best tl;dr I could make, original reduced by 59%. (I'm a bot)
> ATHENS - Beaten back by Azerbaijan in a 2020 conflict over the disputed Nagorno-Karabakh region and surrounding territories, Armenia has signed a military cooperation agreement with Greece.
> A component will be cooperation between the intelligence communities of the two countries with Greece, before a current break in tensions, was at times near a conflict point with Turkey, which supplied Azerbaijan with drones that proved decisive against Armenia in battle.
> A similar document, the Tripartite Defence Cooperation Program for 2022-2023 was signed between Cyprus, Greece, and Armenia on Aug. 31, 2021, the report noted.
Extended Summary | FAQ | Feedback | Top keywords: Armenia^#1 Greece^#2 cooperation^#3 Azerbaijan^#4 signed^#5
satans_toast t1_jeftjki wrote
Nothing like a big bully on the block to suddenly make the neighborhood cooperate