Yesterday I chose not to speak about this topic, because it was...

08:14:00 25.04.2026

Yesterday I chose not to speak about this topic, because it was the day of remembrance for the victims of the genocide, and I wanted to stay away from politics for one day. However, for the past two days I’ve been seeing our compatriots arguing online about whether the ARF's ceremony of burning the Turkish flag is appropriate, or whether it is a provocation, or why they didn’t also burn the Azerbaijani flag this year, and so on.

But for me there is a bigger issue that almost no one is raising: who needs the Dashnak ceremony of burning the Turkish flag, if that party, at least over the past few decades, has continued to indirectly support the programs of the Russian-Turkish-Zionist tandem directed against Armenia’s independence? Who needs that ceremony if in 2018 they gave full support to these pro-Turkish, sectarian Russophiles who have seized our state? What is the point of burning flags if the party continues to play the role of a fake “opposition,” effectively shielding today’s anti-national government? Who needs their ceremony if they continue to remain a submissive party to the Kremlin in Armenia, while in the United States and Europe they submit to a Jewish agenda?

In short, who needs that ceremony if the policies they pursue not only do not correspond to that ceremony, but completely contradict it? It would have been a thousand times better if, instead of burning flags, they actually fought against the Turkish—or more accurately, the Russian-Turkish-Zionist—alliance and its anti-Armenian goals, rather than serving our enemies like slaves and staging demonstrative ceremonies for the masses, who understand little about real politics.

What simply angers me is the hypocrisy and treacherous behavior of the ARF, and one day they—together with the Civil Contract party and the other treasonous parties—will answer to our nation for this.