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Thanks a lot <3

haha, all credit goes to the author, I'm just a nobody! Thanks a lot anyway <3

Смерть російським окупантам нацистам!!!....так зрозуміло ти їбaнaт😂

Армяне действительно защищают свою родину, а вы защищаете только награбленную добычу, хохол.

Big love to bayraktar drone and azerbaijan legio?!🙄😁

by the way, yes, the Ukrainians are fighting for their internationally recognised borders just like the Azeris are fighting against you. So Azerbaijan and Ukraine are right?

Want to retract that statement?

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11.11.2022 Start cry

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Шарик ты балбес.

И что у тебя, Андрюша, украинцы украли?

Да ты не русский, не парься

@@АндрейКосенко-ъ5ж що за грубість?

Не в Арцхаке было празднование воссоединения Крыма с рф, не лицемерие, слишком разный масштаб войны. Песня называется защитники земли.

@@ДмитрийИванов-г6с это песня не для вас спета а что касается Крима Армянский народ не интересовон Кримом у нас и так дел много нахуй нам РФ не нужен

I kak?

Ne yveren... kak i Vy.

Диванный революционер ещё школу не окончил а уже захотел свергнуть Путина

@@pg2272 бывает, но у меня есть мозги, для меня Путин как олицетворение всего народа, который не хотел 20 дет менять Деда на нормального президента, и в итоге эта война началась

Lmao

@@GarbielCovers When you don't have anything to say, you're "laughing". So predictable. So Polish.

@@pav_rom What is there to say? Not much more than laugh tbh. The guy is trying to tell what the song should be used for, what is it his property? Although this song was not originally meant to support the Ukranian troops, I think the lyrics suite current situation in Ukraine very well.

@@submar1n59 absolutely not. At all. If you want to know what's happening, go there and ask the people. Ukraine helped Azerbaijan in war with SOAD's Homeland Armenia. So their songs cannot be about Ukraine. And it doesn't "suite" at any point.

@@pav_rom I'm not saying Ukraine is innocent. I didn't consider Ukraine's history or who they supported. I do know the song was not intended for this war. All I'm saying is that "lyrics" itself fit current situation in Ukraine.

Yes!!! Only 1-2 men here undestand it. So stupid people are around you, and it's sad...

true..

But Armenia president support Ukraine in war😂

Yes 👏 Idk why they put song made for Armenia to Ukrainians which congratulated az for wining Armenia and supports them all the time

Wow, you're literally the 3rd man here, who is writing this... P.S. I'm 1 of them xD

@@pav_rom Finlay some people who knows the backstory Thank you 🙏

@@Gagikcarapetyan_ Ты по-русски не говоришь?))

@@pav_rom говорю конечно

No, you don't understand! IT's ABOUT UKRAINE, HEROYAM SALA, OH, SLAVA UKRAINE P.S. It's sarcasm, you're right, but Russians did not occupied Crimea (there was a referendum, and you can come and ask people themselves, are they occupied or not), neither Armenians didn't occupied anything. They aren't big and strong (as army I mean) country, so they couldn't protect the land, which is Azerbaijani after the fall of USSR. Unfortunatelly, being the one State, our rulers did not pay anough attention to who and where's living. When our great country fell apart, Nagorno-Karabakh region fell to Azerbajian, even though there were so many Armenians. Then, in Baku (the capital of Azerbajian) there were many crimes by race motivation, and Armenians left their own homes... But Nagorno-Karabakh, as Armenians think, is their land, so they protected it from the same acts happened to them in Azerbajian. BTW, when and If Scotland will be independent state by the decision of referendum, and then (in theory of course) will be untined with Republic of Ireland, will you say that Ireland "occupied" Scotland? OMG, it's a bullthit. So, the Scotts have been fighting for independence for houndeds of years, but they can't "leave" their "Kingdom". And, what I mean. Crimea has been always been Russian. Until the Ukrainian leader of USSR in 1960s decided to remove it from RFSSR (Russia now) to UkSSR (Ukraine), and no one said nothing, because we were one country! Even though, we didn't say nothing from 1991 to 2014, when the "Government" in Kiev decided to "say in power way" Crimea what to do and how to do, which language Crimean people must use, etc. So we did what we did, and If you really want (only in this case), you can simply find so much videos with comments about Crimea, Russia, Ukraine. IN OTHER WAY, NOT LIKE fucking BBC OR CNN are telling you!

@@pav_rom Thanks for this very detailed statement, but your way of putting the things it not quite right. And your interpretation of the Nagorno-Karabakh conflict is biased. Nagorno-Karabakh is Azerbaijan by international law. The pogroms in Azerbaijan took place but concurrently there were pogroms and banishment of 200.000 Azerbaijans from Armenia. So the events in late 80s took place on both sides and do not justify the occupation of the region by Armenians. And Azerbaijanis of course consider this lands as unconditionally theirs. Talking about Scotland, Scotland is the country. NK was neither country nor autonomous republic. So, so called referendum which it not recognized by no country was a violation of the constitution of the USSR and Azerbaijan Republic.

@@Bahhir281 in 90s Crimea tried to become independent republic, but unfortunately Russia was so weak and couldn't help with it. So, Crimea became, BTW, THW AUTONOMOUS REPUBLIC in Ukraine. BTW (x2), in Crimea there was no support of "revolution" in Kiev. So they decide, that it's the right time to reunion with Russia. Again, you can go there and find it out by yourself. Nobody forbids you. Or you can see the videos on UA-cam. It's pretty easy. But, as I see, it's harder to you, then just say "occupation" about Crimea and Russia. Russian Crimea and Russia.

@@pav_rom Crimea has not always been Russian, it became Russian in 18th century. Prior to that it was land of greeks and turkish tribes, Crimean Tatars...

@@Bahhir281 OK, but it was Russia by centuries. Why can't you respect that? There are Greeks, Crimean Tatars, Ukrainians and Russians in Crimea now. And they live in peace, NOT in occupation. I can't understand, why it's so difficult for you.

Wtf dude, im not even armenian. Take the linen bag off of your head

@@GarbielCovers Did I tell you're armenian ? You need to read carefully

@@qwertu7 "in our war you were giving"

@@GarbielCovers "im not even armenian" for you to know I'm armenian and i did not say that you're ukrainian. Its just fact that ukraine was helping our enemies by giving them illegal military tools and now by armenian song you make fundraising for them, I don't care if you're ukrainian or what. What you do is sarcasm on highest level

@@qwertu7 u know, not all of Ukrainians supported azerbaijan. And I suppose the author of this video didn't supply them with smth himself. Actually a lot of Ukrainians listen to SOAD, and appreciate them and their country. So, this lyrics just completely show our situation like in the song. It's not made to insult Armenia

U have foget about drones from turkey

They made this song not only for Armenians. Their lyrics are about all wars.

@@Madnesseditss The song was made to respect Armenian soldiers defending Armenia from Azerbaijan.

@@Rockdog810 I know that, but If u replace Armenia-azerbaijan conflict with any another conflict the lyrics will fit perfectly.(and I actually I am from Armenia, so😂)

@@Madnesseditss Wrong again. This song is explicitly about the Armenian struggle. "Some were forced, to foreign land. Some would lay, dead on the sand." You mean to say these lyrics aren't specifically about the Armenian genocide, and can be attributed to any conflict? Urax em Hayastanic es axpers, bayc chem jogum eti vonc qo kaxabary apacuycum a. I myself am from Canada, mostly because some of my ancestors were forced to foreign lands, while others of my ancestors would lay dead on the sand, you see what I'm trying to say? XD Parz uzum em haskanas Eli, etenc chi qo dem mi ban unem te uzum em krvenq.

@@Rockdog810 I understand that, but there were many people of another nationalities who were forced to foreign land too. I accept that they made this song especially to honor Armenian soldiers and Artsakh but I think that it is not really right to think that only Armenians were struggling and suffering during history of our planet. Amen depqum ergy shat lavn a u iranq iskapes apren vor nuynisk es tariqum irenc hayreniqi koxqin en.

Yup, exactly.