Happy Birthday Mr.Vladimir Putin

[Mortimer]

I like Russia and I dont know anything about Putin really and refrain from judgement but that face is really "soviet evil and cold" and "poker face" that face looks like gulag or assassination.

Anyways, Happy Birthday Mr.President

[PaleoEuropean]

На здоровье

[Teutone]

He can stick his CSTO somewhere, traitor of Armenia.

[ShieldWolf]

I have nothing against Russia and would like better relations with them, but won't forget that Putin was KGB.

[Dušan]

He can stick his CSTO somewhere, traitor of Armenia.

Actually, Armenia choosed anti-Russian government, instead to be close to its ally Russia.
Now we can see how West supports Armenians.

Happy birthday Vladimir, and support Armenians no matter what.

[Armenian Bishop]

Actually, Armenia choosed anti-Russian government, instead to be close to its ally Russia.
Now we can see how West supports Armenians.

Happy birthday Vladimir, and support Armenians no matter what.

Nope! While Prime Minister Pashinyan isn't simply a "Yes Man" for Russia, as was Sarkissian whom preceded Pashinyan's Velvet Revolution, no way is Padhinyan Anti-Putin or Anti-Russia, simple because he's Pro-Putin and Pro-Russian/Armenian Alliance. Pashinyan's Velvet Revolution was against internal government corruption, but Pashinyan's foreign policy is nearly the same.

Some of the confusion about it arose, because Armenia's enemies (ie Azerbaijan and Turkey) and the CIA wished, dreamt, and hoped loudly for Pashinyan to turn against Russia, which never happened. I have some uncertainties about Pashinyan, but certainly not about his foreign policy, which is slightly tougher against Turkey and Azerbaijan, but no less friendly towards Russia.

I like Putin, but I don't agree with everything he's been doing: He did a very bad thing selling armaments (ie S400) to Turkey, something that endangers Greece, Cyprus, Syria, and Armenia. as well as NATO. Also, Putin has approved measures that increased arms sales to Azerbaijan, and we know how that has turned out, namely a war in Russia's own backyard.

But, Putin hasn't intervened in this recent war against Armenia's stronghold, primarily because Armenia hasn't yet invoked treaty aide from the CSTO agreement. Putin has already promised to send assistance, as soon as Armenia requests help. Even now, Putin has authorized a dormant plan to send Russian Special Forces against the FSA terrorist training camp in Syria. The source for the terrorists sent (by Turkey) against Artsakh.

[Dušan]

Nope! While Prime Minister Pashinyan isn't simply a "Yes Man" for Russia, as was Sarkissian whom preceded Pashinyan's Velvet Revolution, no way is Padhinyan Anti-Putin or Anti-Russia, simple because he's Pro-Putin and Pro-Russian/Armenian Alliance. Pashinyan's Velvet Revolution was against internal government corruption, but Pashinyan's foreign policy is nearly the same.

Some of the confusion about it arose, because Armenia's enemies (ie Azerbaijan and Turkey) and the CIA wished, dreamt, and hoped loudly for Pashinyan to turn against Russia, which never happened. I have some uncertainties about Pashinyan, but certainly not about his foreign policy, which is slightly tougher against Turkey and Azerbaijan, but no less friendly towards Russia.

I like Putin, but I don't agree with everything he's been doing: He did a very bad thing selling armaments (ie S400) to Turkey, something that endangers Greece, Cyprus, Syria, and Armenia. as well as NATO. Also, Putin has approved measures that increased arms sales to Azerbaijan, and we know how that has turned out, namely a war in Russia's own backyard.

But, Putin hasn't intervened in this recent war against Armenia's stronghold, primarily because Armenia hasn't yet invoked treaty aide from the CSTO agreement. Putin has already promised to send assistance, as soon as Armenia requests help. Even now, Putin has authorized a dormant plan to send Russian Special Forces against the FSA terrorist training camp in Syria. The source for the terrorists sent (by Turkey) against Artsakh.

Thanks for the explanation. I may not have been informed in detail. I hope that Moscow will help, in case Armenia asks for it.

Expecting something from the West nowadays is futile. They would not care if Turkish aggresor try to enter Yerevan tomorrow.

[TheMaestro]

Used to be huge fan of this man, but the stories I get from Russians who emigrated to Slovakia are different XD