Stop lying!

[Alik Bahshi]

Alik Bakhshi
Stop lying!

 

     No need to lie! When Russia conquered Transcaucasia, there was no Armenia. There were Azerbaijani khanates that were part of Persia, and one of them was the Karabakh khanate, with the vast majority of Azerbaijanis. By the way, the same composition of the population was in the Erevan Khanate. In the city of Irvan, Armenians and Kurds were 5% each. Here we should dwell separately on how much the Armenians distort history, referring to reliable documents, but at the same time slightly changing their text, which leads to the possibility of misinterpretation and, as a result, to a false conclusion that has nothing to do with the truth. This is especially true for Wikipedia. For example, from Wikipedia (Turkmanchay Peace Treaty - Wikipedia (wikipedia.org)): “Under the Turkmanchay Treaty, the territories of Eastern Armenia, the Erivan and Nakhichevan khanates, departed to Russia.”
    Consider the true text of the Turkmanchay Treaty between Russia and Persia of February 10, 1828:
Article III
His Majesty the Shah of Persia, on his own behalf, and on behalf of his heirs and successors, cedes to the Russian Empire both the perfect property of the Khanate of Erivan on this and that side of the Araks, and the Khanate of Nakhichevan. As a consequence of this concession, His Majesty the Shah promises, no later than six months from the signing of this treaty, to hand over to the Russian Authorities all Archives and public documents relating to the administration of both of the above-mentioned Khanates. (Turkmanchay peace treaty (msu.ru))

    The text does not indicate either about Armenia as a state (1), or about the Armenians, who, according to the Armenian version, are allegedly the main population of these khanates. Armenian historians deliberately miss the well-known fact of the settlement of the Erivan and Karabakh khanates by Armenians, which was carried out by Russia in order to have a Christian population in the South Caucasus along the border with Persia and Turkey. At the same time, the Russians forcibly deported the local Muslim population. As a result of this genocide of Azerbaijanis, Soviet Armenia appeared on the territory of the former Erivan Khanate and an autonomous region, the so-called Nagorno-Karabakh, on the territory of the Karabakh Khanate. Thus, the Russians created an artificial enclave in the very center of Azerbaijan with an Armenian population.

    Moscow's policy continued in the same direction, and in 1920 the Azerbaijani population was deported from Zangezur, the entire territory of which became part of the Armenian Soviet Republic, and the territory of the Derbent Khanate (Dagestan) was annexed to Russia. As a result of the forcible redrawing of borders by the Kremlin cartographers, Nakhichevan was cut off from the main territory of Azerbaijan, receiving the status of an autonomous republic.

 
 
    This is the truth that Yerevan and Moscow hide. During the 30-year occupation, Armenia blocked the Baku-Nakhichevan railway, part of which passes through the territory of Zangezur transferred to Armenia. After the victory of Azerbaijan in the 44-day war, under the peace treaty signed, Armenia undertook to restore the railway connection between Baku and Nakhichevan, but still does not fulfill this clause of the agreement.

1. Were there "Great Armenia" https://alikbahshi.livejournal.com/71952.html

   07.11.2022

[BADecker]

Stop lying!


BIOWEAPONS SMOKING GUN: Ukrainian firm asks Turkish drone maker for solution to disperse aerosol contents over wide areas

A Ukrainian company appears to have inquired whether a Turkish-made drone can be modified or manufactured to disperse an aerosol over a wide area, in what could be a deadly new twist in the war against Russia.

BulgarianMilitary.com correspondent Dilyana Gaitandjieva tweeted that a Ukrainian company that makes aircraft engines, Motor-Sich, asked the manufacturer of the Turkish drones Bayraktar Akinci about the aerosol adaptation.



She also noted in her tweet that the Russian military noted “Bayraktars were planned to be adapted for spraying toxic substances over enemy territory.”

The report continued:

The journalist published a two-page document with questions from the Ukrainian producer – left and right side. The answers of the Turkish producer are on the right, in English. The document was signed by Mustafa Kosheoglu – coordinator and vice general manager of the Turkish manufacturer of Bayraktar Akinci Baykar.

Ukraine also asks whether Bayraktar Akinci is “capable of flying to distances of 300km?” As can be seen from the documents, the Turkish manufacturer answered both questions in the negative. The questions were asked by the Ukrainian senior contract engineer of Motor-Sich Vyacheslav Shuklin.

Russian President Vladimir Putin ordered his military to invade neighboring Ukraine on Feb. 24, no doubt believing that with more than 150,000 troops he would score a quick victory. But his forces became bogged down following stiffer-than-expected resistance from Ukrainian forces. What’s more, after Ukraine began receiving weapons from NATO countries, primarily the U.S., the Ukrainian army has managed to beat back the Russians, leading Putin to order a call-up of an additional 300,000 troops.

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[Alik Bahshi]

Stop lying!


BIOWEAPONS SMOKING GUN: Ukrainian firm asks Turkish drone maker for solution to disperse aerosol contents over wide areas

A Ukrainian company appears to have inquired whether a Turkish-made drone can be modified or manufactured to disperse an aerosol over a wide area, in what could be a deadly new twist in the war against Russia.

BulgarianMilitary.com correspondent Dilyana Gaitandjieva tweeted that a Ukrainian company that makes aircraft engines, Motor-Sich, asked the manufacturer of the Turkish drones Bayraktar Akinci about the aerosol adaptation.



She also noted in her tweet that the Russian military noted “Bayraktars were planned to be adapted for spraying toxic substances over enemy territory.”

The report continued:

The journalist published a two-page document with questions from the Ukrainian producer – left and right side. The answers of the Turkish producer are on the right, in English. The document was signed by Mustafa Kosheoglu – coordinator and vice general manager of the Turkish manufacturer of Bayraktar Akinci Baykar.

Ukraine also asks whether Bayraktar Akinci is “capable of flying to distances of 300km?” As can be seen from the documents, the Turkish manufacturer answered both questions in the negative. The questions were asked by the Ukrainian senior contract engineer of Motor-Sich Vyacheslav Shuklin.

Russian President Vladimir Putin ordered his military to invade neighboring Ukraine on Feb. 24, no doubt believing that with more than 150,000 troops he would score a quick victory. But his forces became bogged down following stiffer-than-expected resistance from Ukrainian forces. What’s more, after Ukraine began receiving weapons from NATO countries, primarily the U.S., the Ukrainian army has managed to beat back the Russians, leading Putin to order a call-up of an additional 300,000 troops.

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How does this relate to the topic?

[pooya87]

Don't worry too much. For more than 3000 years Arran has been part of the great Persian Empire and like a child that has been separated from her mother, it will return sooner or later. The fake names will be removed and the Republic of Azerbaijan will be known in history as a short lived separatist movement that failed because Aliyev decided to shake hands with Zioterrorists.

[Alik Bahshi]

Don't worry too much. For more than 3000 years Arran has been part of the great Persian Empire and like a child that has been separated from her mother, it will return sooner or later. The fake names will be removed and the Republic of Azerbaijan will be known in history as a short lived separatist movement that failed because Aliyev decided to shake hands with Zioterrorists.

As far as I know, Aliyev concluded a strategic alliance with Turkey, and not with Israel. As for Persia, this empire fell to the Arabs in the 7th century.

[TwitchySeal]

As for Persia, this empire fell to the Arabs in the 7th century.

Are you ok with Egyptians identifying as Egyptians?  

(I assume you're making the point that Iranians are not Persian, which seems silly to me...but I could be wrong...about the assumption that is)

[Alik Bahshi]

As for Persia, this empire fell to the Arabs in the 7th century.

Are you ok with Egyptians identifying as Egyptians?  

(I assume you're making the point that Iranians are not Persian, which seems silly to me...but I could be wrong...about the assumption that is)

Egyptians are Arabs living in Egypt.

Persians are the main people of Iran, they speak Farsi. The Persian Empire lasted 2000 years. After the fall of the Seleucid Empire, the Parthian kingdom arose again, after which the Sassanids came to power. The Sasanian Empire is the last empire of the Persians. She fell to the Arabs. The Arab Caliphate was suppressed by the Turks and Mongols. Two powerful Turkic empires arose - the Ottoman Empire and the Ak Koyunlu Empire, which was later replaced by the Safavid Empire (also a Turkic empire), the Turks in Persia who were at enmity with each other. The Turks ruled Persia until the true Persian Pahlavi dynasty came to power, which replaced the last Turkic Qajar dynasty. The Turks in Iran were also called Azerbaijanis (Azeris). So the Azerbaijani Turks ruled Persia for quite a long time from the fall of the Arab Caliphate until 1941, when the last Shah of the Turkic Qajar dynasty Ahmed Shah was replaced by the Persian Reza Pahlavi. It was Pahlavi who changed the name of the state, which became known as Iran.