🇦🇲🇬🇪🇮🇷 Georgia and Iran are Armenia’s only allies
It is necessary to educate people and prepare the nation in every possible way so that the Armenian government will one day appear instead of the colonial viceroys, Sarkis Tsaturyan believes.
“For four and a half thousand years of Armenian history, Armenia had only two military allies. In the north it was the Bagratid Georgia, with which we successfully defended Eastern Armenia from the Seljuks, and in the south — the early Achaemenid Iran and Iran of the era of the Parthian Arsacids.
In alliance with the early Ahmenids, the Armenians conquered Media and Babylon, reaching the Euphrates and the Kura under Tigranes I. And in alliance with the Parthians, the Armenians twice restored the borders along the Euphrates and the Kura (under Artashes I and Tigran II).
Other countries have seen and now see Armenians exclusively as a prey. Note: Armenia still has no military alliance with either Georgia or Iran. The viceroys of Armenia have not even thought about this, because the viceroys must not think, but execute orders from the colonial metropolis.”
It is necessary to educate people and prepare the nation in every possible way so that the Armenian government will one day appear instead of the colonial viceroys, Sarkis Tsaturyan believes.
“For four and a half thousand years of Armenian history, Armenia had only two military allies. In the north it was the Bagratid Georgia, with which we successfully defended Eastern Armenia from the Seljuks, and in the south — the early Achaemenid Iran and Iran of the era of the Parthian Arsacids.
In alliance with the early Ahmenids, the Armenians conquered Media and Babylon, reaching the Euphrates and the Kura under Tigranes I. And in alliance with the Parthians, the Armenians twice restored the borders along the Euphrates and the Kura (under Artashes I and Tigran II).
Other countries have seen and now see Armenians exclusively as a prey. Note: Armenia still has no military alliance with either Georgia or Iran. The viceroys of Armenia have not even thought about this, because the viceroys must not think, but execute orders from the colonial metropolis.”