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    Dr. Khatchig Mouradian explores a Marash Armenian's search for long lost relatives | HM Hye Roots
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    Viktor Orbán has lost the elections after 16 years in power, bringing renewed attention to one of the most controversial decisions of his tenure, the 2012 extradition of Azerbaijani officer Ramil Safarov. Safarov had been convicted in Hungary for the brutal murder of Armenian officer Gurgen Margaryan. Margaryan, who served in Armenia’s Armed Forces and later the Ministry of Defense, had traveled to Hungary in 2004 to participate in NATO’s Partnership for Peace English language training program. On the night of February 19, while asleep in his dormitory, he was attacked by Safarov, who struck him repeatedly with an axe, nearly decapitating him. He was later buried at Yerablur military pantheon in Yerevan. Hungarian courts sentenced Safarov to life imprisonment without the possibility of parole for 30 years. However, on August 31, 2012, he was extradited to Azerbaijan under assurances that he would continue serving his sentence. Upon arrival in Baku, Safarov was immediately pardoned, promoted, and publicly honored. Armenia responded by severing diplomatic relations with Hungary the same day. The case drew further controversy in 2017, when Hungarian investigative journalists reported evidence of a $7 million payment from Azerbaijan to a Hungarian bank account around the time of the extradition.
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    MBS Bombshell Call Flips Trump at the Last Second! Saudi Mega-Deal Forces Continuation of War on Iran 🇺🇸🇸🇦 In a stunning eleventh-hour reversal, President Trump scrapped his planned full ceasefire with Iran after an urgent high-stakes phone call from Saudi Crown Prince Mohammed bin Salman. Trump was ready to stop all military operations in exchange for reopening the Strait of Hormuz — but MBS pleaded with him not to end the fight, calling it a “historic opportunity” to weaken the Iranian regime once and for all. Saudi Arabia responded with an unprecedented mega-deal: $100 billion to cover U.S. war costs, $1 trillion in American investments, $500 billion in U.S. weapons, full normalization with Israel, a new oil pipeline to Ashdod, a powerful new U.S.-led defense alliance, and a fund to rebuild a secular Iran. Instead of a complete ceasefire, Trump announced only a temporary pause — a bold move already being called a historic turning point for the Middle East. This is classic Trump deal-making in action — putting America’s long-term security and energy dominance first. What do you think — smart move or risky? Drop your thoughts below 👇
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