Are the texts of Simonyan, Grigoryan and Zelensky written by the same person?

In real time, the whole world, including us, can observe how Russia and the United States come to strategic agreements at the expense of Ukraine and the EU. We watched the next “act of this opera” on February 24. On the third anniversary of the outbreak of the war in Ukraine, the United States, along with Russia, voted against the UN General Assembly resolution condemning Russian actions. But that’s not all.

French President Emmanuel Macron, who was the loudest about the possibility of sending his troops to help official Kiev and, along with the United Kingdom, was the main opponent of dialogue with Russia on the Ukrainian crisis, called for the resumption of talks with Vladimir Putin after meeting with US President Donald Trump. Moreover, Macron called the confiscation of Russian assets impossible. Russian President Vladimir Putin, in turn, said that Chinese President Xi Jinping had informed him that the “peace group” on Ukraine (initiated by the BRICS countries) would meet in New York soon. According to Putin, this was discussed during a phone call with the Chinese leader on Monday. This, in turn, means that the BRICS countries will accept the outcome of the talks between Russia and the United States, regardless of what future awaits the EU and Ukraine. Amid all this, representatives of a number of European countries and heads of state of the Euro-Atlantic alliance visited Kiev and expressed their support. At the same time, European Commissioner for Industrial Strategy Stéphane Séjourné said that he had submitted an alternative proposal for Ukrainian rare earth metals, which Kiev wants to receive, which demonstrated their desire to get their share of the “Ukrainian pie”.

Volodymyr Zelensky himself also held a press conference, during which he stated that “due to Donald Trump’s actions, the rating of US support in Ukrainian society is falling.” Don’t you think Zelensky repeated the thesis that Alen Simonyan and Armen Grigoryan repeat periodically and diligently in Armenia?

The President of the Armenian Parliament and the Secretary of the Security Council have repeatedly said that “Russia’s rating in Armenia is falling due to Moscow’s actions.” And they didn’t just talk but adjusted their foreign policy towards integration into the Turkic world based on their own statements. It’s hard not to notice the parallels in the statements of Simonyan, Grigoryan and Zelensky; hence the question: does the same person write the texts to them all?

In fact, both the United States with a “low rating in Ukraine” and Russia with a “low rating in Armenia” will live, but what will happen to Armenia and Ukraine following the agreements between Putin and Trump is worth thinking about. At the same time, there is another important point. Both Yerevan in October 2020 and Kiev still have “negative sovereignty”. In other words, Zelensky, like Pashinyan on October 19, 2020, can disrupt the peace plan, but there will be no constructive development of Ukraine’s sovereignty. We are interested in how long the negative sovereignty of the “Pashinyan Armenia” will last and how long after the Putin-Trump agreements it will affect Armenia’s national and state interests.

Think about it…