Sultan Erdogan, PM Pashinyan, And Forging Diplomatic Relations With Turkey
Many readers noticed that, frequently in our articles, we attach the title of “Sultan” to the name of the Turkish President Recep Tayyip Erdogan. Lately, we received several requests to clarify our position on the issue. The time has come to elaborate on the reasons that have propelled us to use the “Sultan” title in multiple articles, and emphasize the ramifications that the present disposition of Sultan Erdogan will have on Armenia in the near future, if the current government of PM Pashinyan decides to resume diplomatic relations with Turkey, under the pretext that Armenia has to comply with conditions spelled out in the Nov. 09, 2020 “Trilateral Agreement” signed by a reckless Prime Minister, who deliberately put his country on a collision course, and provoked a war that he knew well he cannot win. Those who are interested in studying the “Trilateral Agreement” can access it directly, analyze it closely, and reach the conclusion that resuming diplomatic relations with Turk