Central Indoeuropean on DNA land?

[cyberlorian]

It says:
Central Indoeuropean
Includes: Abkhasian in Abkhazia/Georgia; Armenian in Armenia; Georgian/Megrels in Georgia; Iranian in Iran; Druze in (Carmel) Israel; Balkar, Chechen, Kumyk, Lezgin, North Ossetian and Adygei in (Caucasus and 5 other sites) Russia and Turkish in (Adana, Aydin, Balikesir, Istanbul, Kayseri, Trabzon and 1 other site) Turkey

Among all these, only Armenians, Iranians and Ossetians are Indo European. The rest is either Turkic or Kavkaz. So, why do they call it as Central Indoeuropean?

[Proto-Shaman]

Propaganda.

[jingorex]

Dig through the ditches.

Burn through the witches.

[rein]

Just some Middle Eastern stuff.

[Blondie]

It says:
Central Indoeuropean
Includes: Abkhasian in Abkhazia/Georgia; Armenian in Armenia; Georgian/Megrels in Georgia; Iranian in Iran; Druze in (Carmel) Israel; Balkar, Chechen, Kumyk, Lezgin, North Ossetian and Adygei in (Caucasus and 5 other sites) Russia and Turkish in (Adana, Aydin, Balikesir, Istanbul, Kayseri, Trabzon and 1 other site) Turkey

Among all these, only Armenians, Iranians and Ossetians are Indo European. The rest is either Turkic or Kavkaz. So, why do they call it as Central Indoeuropean?

I think it's a language thing.

[talombo]

I uploaded my 23andme v5 raw file to dna.land and got no Central Indoeuropean,
then I converted the file to v3, uploaded again to dna.land and got 22% Central Indoeuropean, LOL.
If they give you different results every time you upload than their results are pretty much worthless.