My interview for Greek nationalists...

07:40:00 11.10.2026

My interview for Greek nationalists

1. When was Hosank founded, and what were the main reasons behind its creation?

Hosank was founded by me in December of 2021 – a year after I returned from the 44-day war that took place in 2020. After seeing the political turmoil after the war I came to the obvious and rational conclusion, that the entire political system in Armenia and just the so called Third Republic in general is fundamentally corrupt and treacherous and has been ever since we regained our independence from the Soviet Union in 1991. That is why I created our nationalist political organization – something outside what I like to call the neo-Bolshevik system, to unite nationalist minded men and women, especially the youth, under our eternity banner and use their potential in an organized political struggle so one day we can turn it into a mass movement and revolutionize Armenia from the ground up.

2. What are the core ideology and the main objectives of your organization?

Our core ideology is Tseghakronism – a term coined by our movement’s role model and inspiration Garegin Nzhdeh, which is essentially Armenian nationalism. The aim of the ideology is to preserve the Armenian independent statehood and with it the racial identity and cultural heritage of our whole people, because they are both under extreme threat especially after the 2020 war. Our movement’s objective is to revive Tseghakronism in this 21st century by transforming it into an active political movement and showing the whole world a new era of Armenian nationalism. We are in a deep existential crisis, one that will become apparent to everyone in the near future, when system here collapses under its own dead weight. Therefore, we see an authoritarian nationalist state as the only possible means of saving the Fatherland from final disintegration and our race from total annihilation. Only with such a state can we unite and lead our people in the right direction. We are determined to come to power by whatever legal means necessary, establish not only a national state, but a whole new national order and pave the way for the creation of a truly independent, united and Greater Armenia. That is where our main slogan “One Nation, One State, One Will” comes from.

3. What do you consider to be the greatest challenges facing Armenia today?

At first glance someone looking at Armenia’s geopolitical situation, especially after the war in 2020, one would automatically assume that it’s the direct threat of Azerbaijan and their baseless and absurd rhetoric of creating a so called “Western Azerbaijan”, which is what we see as a Russo-Turkish-Zionist agenda, aimed at destroying our independence, just as the Kemalists did with the Bolsheviks in 1921, but this time using the criminal Baku regime as their proxy and doing it for good, so we can never regain our statehood ever again. That is without doubt the top external threat facing our country as a whole, but that external threat is there, because we have had an internal threat that has been gnawing away our country from the inside and that internal threat is, as I have already mentioned, the neo-Bolshevik system that has been ruling Armenia for the past 35 years. Unfortunately today’s Armenia is not truly an independent Armenia, but a post-Soviet Armenia that is only independent on paper. In reality it is basically still a colony of the Russian Empire - dependent on the Russian Federation the same way a slave is dependent on its master. With that, of course, comes many kinds of other societal poisons such as liberalism, feminism, race-mixing, multiculturalism, hedonism and many others of the sort, because a weak, spinless and cowardly government can never and would never even try to get rid of such ailments. They have brainwashed our people’s minds and corrupted their souls, so we can become easier prey for our enemies to exploit.

Therefore, until we don’t one day fully replace this treacherous neo-Bolshevik system with a new national order capable and willing to do whatever it takes to fight for our real national interests, then we are doomed, because if we do not deal with the domestic threat, we can never neutralize the foreign one.

4. What is your position on Nagorno-Karabakh (Artsakh) following the recent developments?

Our position on the Artsakh issue is the one every decent and reasonable Armenian patriot and nationalist should have: Artsakh should be liberated and wholly united with Armenia under one state, just as it should have been done in 1994 when we achieved military victory over Azerbaijan, but our treasonous government delayed the only obvious solution by signing a mere ceasefire, which was the main reason why all the empty diplomacy that came afterwards was doomed to fail and eventually took us to a dead end, because as I have already stated, the foundations of this Republic are completely flawed. Nevertheless, we will not only one day liberate Artsakh, but also all our other historic lands occupied by the terrorist state of Azerbaijan by one day bringing Baku to its knees and turning Azerbaijan into the disintegrated “Yugoslavia” of the South Caucasus.

5. How do you assess Armenia's relations with Azerbaijan and Turkey, and under what conditions do you believe normalization could be possible?

We see Azerbaijan an artificial, illegitimate terrorist state whose whole ideology is based on anti-Armenianism, and is being used as a proxy by the anti-Armenian coalition stated above, which is why we believe peace with such a terrorist state cannot truly be established. Peace with such a country would only be possible if Aliyev’s criminal regime is overthrown, anti-Armenianism stops being preached at the state level and all historic Armenian lands get de-occupied of Azerbaijani armed forces. When all of that does happen, Azerbaijan will simply fragment and collapse internally and we look forward to that day. Thus, we can only have friendly relations with Turkey if they stop supporting in every way the terrorist state of Azerbaijan, accept the Armenian genocide, give back our lost territory and reparations for all damage done. Normalization and peace can never be possible if their side aims at destroying us while we are the only ones talking about peace. Such defeatist politics can only lead to disaster for Armenia, as we can clearly see happening today. True normalization and peace can only be possible once a strong Armenian national state is built upon the ashes of this self-destructing and rotten political system.

6. How do you view the role of the Armenian diaspora in preserving national identity and strengthening Armenia?

The Armenian diaspora plays a crucial role for Armenia’s future prosperity, therefore, the future national state that we create will use the innovation, skills and wealth of diasporan Armenians to the fullest potential in the aim of advancing our country in every sector. However, we also do realize that the Armenian diaspora is quickly assimilating and in just 1-2 more generations there won’t be many Armenians who will identify being Armenian, but as a foreigner of Armenian descent. That is why we find it imperative to create the conditions necessary in Armenia for hundreds of thousands of Armenians to slowly return to the Fatherland, because no matter how much they can help with their skills and wealth from abroad, nothing can be more important and beneficial for Armenia than the influx of decent Armenians into Armenia who are ready to roll up their sleeves and help build a Greater Armenia. In short we see the mass repatriation of diasporan Armenians back to Fatherland as one of our top priorities and goals.

7. What is Hosank's position on preserving Armenian history, language, and cultural heritage?

It would be insane to call ourselves a nationalist political movement if we didn’t place the utmost importance of preserving our cultural heritage, especially our history and language which we see as the cornerstone of our culture. It is quite obvious to every decent Armenian patriot that today’s incompetent and treacherous government in Armenia in reality spits on everything cultural and national but does so in a very deceitful way by acting like they really care, because I have said before many times, that today’s neo-Bolsheviks are more cunning than their Bolshevik forefathers. In any case, only a nationalist government can create the means to preserve all the values that we hold dear. And we believe that only by preserving our racial identity and keeping our bloodline pure will we be able to preserve our history, language and cultural heritage, because without that everything else will lose all meaning.

8. What role does the Armenian Apostolic Church play in shaping the national identity of the Armenian people?

The Armenian Apostolic Church has played an important role in preserving our identity in the last several centuries, because when we didn’t have a statehood the Church played that role or at least tried to, even though in the initial phase it caused great harm to our people, because only about a century after becoming the first Christian state Armenia became completely divided and we lost our independent statehood. And unfortunately, in at least the last 100 years ever since the Bolshevization of Armenia, our Church just like our political arena has been corrupted by the Kremlin and the overwhelming majority of our clergy serves foreign and not our national interests. That is why a total national revolution is needed, so we can revolutionize every sphere of Armenian life and not only make the government, but also our Church, media and general staff serve our national interests once again. In any case, we believe that every true Armenian nationalist or Tseghakron should place nation, Fatherland and state as his or her supreme values and we will accept any Armenian into our movements who agrees with this key principle, whether they are Christian or Pagan. For us race will always be above religion. All institutions, especially the Church must be a means to preserve our racial identity and serve the advancement of our nation.

9. How do you view the participation of young people in politics and patriotic activism?

For every revolutionary national movement, youth involvement is crucial, especially in a country like post-Soviet Armenia, where the overwhelming majority of the older population is brainwashed by communism and have a communist mentality, whether they are conscious of it or not. Young people possess the revolutionary spirit needed to bring about real change, which is exactly why I have spent most of my energy on trying to reach out to the youth first and foremost, because I see my message resonating with them the most. Almost all of our members and majority of our supporters and sympathizers areunder 40 years of age and that should not be a surprise for the reasons mentioned above. It is a known fact that the movement which can conquer the youth will conquer the future.

10. What is your position on compulsory military service and Armenia's national defense?

Compulsory military service is not only desirable for Armenia, but is also absolutely necessary for our national defense and our very own survival as a people. There are many debates now in Armenia if we should have a compulsory military service in Armenia or have only a professional army, but we believe that the debate is useless and a waste of time, because one should not interfere with the other. In reality they complement each other and not contradict. In our aim at creating a nation-army, having compulsive military service alongside building a professional army go hand in hand.

11. What are your proposals for addressing emigration and the country's demographic decline?

Yes, halting the destructive emigration of Armenians from Armenia is on the top of our agenda, because that is the equivalent of sealing an open wound that is bleeding out. Armenia already suffers from a catastrophic low birthrate, an increase of non-White immigration from different parts of the globe, and the emigration is just another massive blow to our demography. One of the first things we must do to halt that emigration is to have a national economy aimed at building an infrastructure by creating a public works program and in so doing putting tens of thousands of people to work with decent salaries and wages. Along with this, of course, the oligarchs who have been bleeding our country dry for decades will be punished with the full extent of the law and their monopolies will be put to an end. With such a program we will be able to not only halt the emigration of Armenians from Armenia, but to create possibilities for diasporan Armenians to return to the Fatherland. We must do what we can so Armenians do not treat Armenia as a tourist destination, but as their home country where they can raise a family with many healthy children.

12. How do you evaluate the foreign policy of the current Armenian government?

The foreign policy of today’s Armenian government is nothing short of treacherous and humiliating for the Armenian nation, especially after our shameful defeat in the 2020 war. The so called “peace agenda” pushed by the ruling Turcophile government is nothing more than making our country subservient to Azerbaijan and relinquishing our independence and with it our right to existence as a free nation. Our objective is to oppose and resist this death sentence on Armenia at all costs. However, I would like to once more make one thing clear, that the former regimes before this current one has not differed by a great deal, because as I have already said, the system has been fundamentally rotten since its inception in 1991. One after another they they carried out the same defeatist and anti-Armenian politics by passing on the same torch and delivering blow after blow to Armenia’s own sovereignty and independence. Thanks to our heroic freedom fighters they inherited a liberated Artsakh and a victorious nation in 1994, but in 26 years were not only able or willing to simply unite Artsakh with the Republic of Armenia, but step by step took us to a humiliating defeat and now are dragging our entire country to complete and final oblivion. Because of their decades of incompetence and treachery, we are now on the brink of losing our independence once and for all. Therefore, a national revolution is absolutely imperative not only to solve Armenia’s numerous domestic problems, but to put our foreign policy on the right track.

13. Which countries do you consider Armenia's most important strategic partners, and why?

I strongly believe that when a nation first and foremost puts its hope and salvation on its own shoulders and is willing to fight for its sovereignty and independence by portraying force and strength, then naturally strategic partners will appear who can become real allies to our nation and not just sponsors. Only then will nations appear whose interests will align with ours one way or another. This is something we must fully realize and understand before we start talking about who are our friends and foes. But to be more specific, I believe Iran and many European nations, such as Greece and Poland for example, can become our future allies and strategic partners. We believe this post-WW2 Zionist global order is on the verge of collapse and that will create the perfect opportunity for countries like Armenia to build real alliances and even a future Aryan world axis, which we see as one of the long term important goals of our movement.

14. What is your position on cooperation between patriotic and nationalist organizations across Europe?

Like I just said, I believe this global Zionist order is starting to crack, because it was built on lies and falsehoods from the very beginning. That is why there is no better time for nationalist organizations across Europe and the White world in general to collaborate and build connections, because that is the groundwork that must be done if we are to create a future Aryan world order on top of the ashes of this decaying world order: a world order that is falling apart like a house of cards. I find it a great honor that Hosank is the only Armenian nationalist movement in Armenia that is known and recognized by European nationalist movements and is the only one that that seeks to build such a network, because we have that long term vision and goal that no other Armenian political movement has.

15. How do you respond to the criticism that nationalism receives from your political opponents?

Unfortunately, when it comes to having a political stance most people and especially political parties in Armenia who claim to be patriotic won’t know what true nationalism is if it was served to them on a silver platter, because they are really just neo-Bolsheviks in disguise. The Armenian Genoicde, 70 years of Soviet tyranny and 35 years of neo-Bolshevism and liberal democracy seems to have uprooted real nationalism from Armenia, which is why I find our work to be extremely important, because we are planting the new seeds of a real Armenian national movement and watering them every day with consistent work. I have become very used to the useless and baseless criticism from ignorant brainwashed people who can’t see past their own nose, because I don’t take what they say seriously or personally. I realize that the majority of people just talk and don’t even lift a finger to do anything, especially in this modern era of comfort, conformity and consumerism. If we stand for something in this life and fight for a cause we truly believe in, there will always be haters and there will always be a segment of the population that will hate us no matter what. We just have to accept that as a fact of life and just embrace it. I don’t let my emotions get in the way, because we must remain laser focused on our mission if we wish to complete it and come out victorious over our enemies.

16. How do you envision Armenia in ten or twenty years if your political vision were to be implemented?

I clearly see our movement coming to power in Armenia by the beginning of the next decade, because Armenia’s very own survival depends on it. If a nationalist government is not formed and a national state not created within the next five years or so, then all will be lost. But, just like with everything in life, timing is crucial and our movement is organizing and preparing for the coming great crises so we can replace this rotten neo-Bolshevik order with a new Armenian national order. I sincerely believe that Divine Providence will give us a historic opportunity, one bigger than that it gave in 1991 and in 1918, where we will be able to carry out our national mission. When we do create such a national state, the first threat that will be neutralized is of course the threat of “Western Azerbaijan” as the tyrant of Baku likes to say. Once that threat is neutralized with the toppling of that anti-Armenian regime in Baku, Azerbaijan will be disintegrated into pieces. So, within the next 10 years, I see Armenia as a country finishing off that terrorist state once and for all and uniting not just Artsakh, but all our historic lands currently under Azerbaijani occupation, including Naxichevan, into one greater Armenian state. After which we will continue building our country and gazing our sights towards Western Armenia, and within 20 years I see most of Western Armenia liberated and united with Armenia once again. This is part of our “Great Liberation” doctrine.

To many Armenians, especially today when most of our people are very shortsighted and have become cynical, servile, and hopeless, all this might sound like fantasy, but to me it sounds very reasonable and feasible if we truly have the vision, belief, will, work ethic and persistence to bring it to reality. To carry out great work we must set great goals, be farsighted and relentless in the long-term execution of our plans. This is the kind of mindset we must instill into the new generation of Armenians if we really wish to build a glorious country for our future descendants.

17. Are there any particular initiatives or activities of Hosank that you believe best represent the organization's work and values?

Hosank was founded in 2021 with no sponsors, help or almost any resources and by me – a former university adjunct professor from California, unknown repatriate and an ordinary frontline soldier, so these first five years has just been the initial phase of the movement. The phase where we basically introduce not just to Armenia but to the whole world who we are and what we stand for and show everyone the seriousness and importance of our cause. In this time I have built the core membership, wrote our manifesto and program, built our small media, organized meetings and rallies, built connections and spread our influence as best as we could. I find them to all be important when we look at the bigger picture, which is why it is very hard for me to pinpoint anything particular. However, I have noticed our small rallies and speeches seem to get the most views and support, because that is when we try to physically portray our movements ideas and what we stand for, so people know that we are not just some group online, but also active in the real world. So, I guess for now such activities are what best represent our organizations work and values.

18. What message would you like to send to Greek patriots and to everyone interested in learning more about Armenia and the Armenian people?

Well, if Greek or other European patriots want to know more about Armenia and the Armenian people there are a lot of good articles and videos online these days about our history. But whoever wants to know about what is going on in Armenia today and the politics behind it, then I would have to tell them to follow our movement’s posts on our website and various social media accounts, because I believe nobody else speaks the truth about what is going on in Armenia and against Armenia better than we do. We analyze everything through the eyes of an Armenian nationalist and give our rational and reasonable conclusion on the most important issues. Hosank is not just an Armenian nationalist political movement, it is the voice of Armenian nationalism in this 21st century and the embodiment of Armenian nationalism itself.

19. Following the Armenian and Assyrian Genocides, Greece welcomed thousands of refugees who successfully integrated into Greek society and established a thriving Armenian community. How important do you consider this historic solidarity between Greeks and Armenians, and what does it mean today?

There are probably no other people we feel a closer brotherly connection to than the Greeks, because we share similar values and our cultures are strikingly similar despite the minor differences. We also share the same enemies and I believe we have the same vision of what kind of world we want to see. That is why I find our new connection and political alliance to be the beginning of greater things to come.

20. Greece and Armenia have traditionally enjoyed close ties and cooperation in political, military, and cultural fields. How do you assess the current state of Greek-Armenian relations, and in which areas do you believe cooperation could be strengthened even further in the future?

We see that there is a lot of potential between the alliance of our two peoples that is not being put to good use, and I believe movements like ours are here to change that. We will create a new chapter for Greek-Armenian relations, a chapter where our future cooperation and alliance will set the path for both of our nations to realize their age-old national dreams.

ONE NATION, ONE STATE, ONE WILL

My interview for Greek nationalists...

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