Iran Air Crash

[Arpa]

This may end up very bad news for us.

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168 reportedly killed in Iran plane crash

By ALI AKBAR DAREINI, Associated Press Writer Ali Akbar Dareini, Associated Press Writer 1 hr 4 mins ago

TEHRAN, Iran – An Iranian passenger plane carrying 168 people crashed a quarter-hour after takeoff Wednesday, smashing into a field northwest of the capital and shattering to pieces. State television said all on board were killed.

The impact gouged a deep trench in the dirt field, which was shown littered with smoking wreckage in footage shown on state TV. It showed a large chunk of a wing, but much of the wreckage appeared to be in small pieces, and emergency workers and witnesses picked around the shredded metal for bodies.

The Russian-made Caspian Airlines jet was heading from Tehran to the Armenian capital Yerevan near the village of Jannatabad outside the city of Qazvin, around 75 miles northwest of Tehran, state television said. It crashed at about 11:30 am, 16 minutes after taking off from Tehran's Imam Khomeini International Airport, TV reported.

The Qazvin emergency services director Hossein Bahzadpour told the IRNA news agency that the plane was completely destroyed and shattered to pieces, and the wreckage was in flames. "It his highly likely that all the passengers on the flight were killed," Bahzadpour said.

Iranian Civil Aviation Organization spokesman Reza Jafarzadeh told state television that 153 passengers and 15 crewmembers were on board. State TV said all were killed.

A Caspian Airlines representative told AP in Yerevan that most of the passengers were Armenians, and that some Georgian citizens were also on board. The representative spoke on condition of anonymity because she was not authorized to talk to the press.

Also among the passengers were eight members of Iran's national youth judo team, along with two trainers and a delegation chief, who were scheduled to train with the Armenian judo team before attending competitions in Hungary on Aug. 6, state TV said.

Caspian Airlines is a Russian-Iranian joint venture founded in 1993. Iran has frequent plane crashes often because of bad maintenance of its aging aircraft. Tehran blames the problem in part on U.S. sanctions that prevent Iran from getting spare parts for some planes. Caspian Airlines, however, uses Russian-made Tupolevs whose maintenance would be less impaired by American sanctions.

In February 2006, a Russian-made TU-154 operated by Iran Airtour, which is affiliated with Iran's national carrier, crashed during landing in Tehran, killing 29 of the 148 people on board. Another Airtour Tupolev crashed in 2002 in the mountains of western Iran, killing all 199 on board.

The crashes have also affected Iran's military. In December 2005, 115 people were killed when a U.S.-made C-130 plane, crashed into a 10-story building near Tehran's Mehrabad airport. In Nov. 2007, a Russian-made Iranian military plane crashed shortly after takeoff killing 36 members of the elite Revolutionary Guards.

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AP writer Avet Demourian in Yerevan, Armenia, contributed to this report

 

 

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Edited July 15, 2009 by ArpA

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Very bad! Very sad!!

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Edited July 15, 2009 by ArpA

[MosJan]

TSavali e

 

Astvats Hoginin Lusavori

[Zartonk]

Es inch ashkhara

[MosJan]

All feared dead in Iran air crash

 

 

http://english.aljazeera.net/mritems/Images//2009/7/15/2009715124624599734_5.gif The aircraft crashed near the Iranian city of Qazvin, just minutes after taking off [AFP]

A Caspian Airlines jet carrying 168 people has crashed in northwest Iran, killing all those on board, Iran's state media has said.

 

The aircraft had been flying from Tehran to Yerevan, the Armenian capital, when it crashed near the Iranian city of Qazvin on Wednesday.

 

Mohammad Reza Montazer Khorasan, the head of the disaster management centre at Iran's health ministry, said: "All people aboard ... the crashed plane are dead. The plane had 153 passengers and 15 crew members."

 

Kieran Daly of Air Transport Intelligence told Al Jazeera the crash had "a devastating impact to the ground, which suggests that either the aircraft was completely out of control and unflyable ... or that for some reason the pilot flew inadvertently into the ground".

 

Witnesses said the plane exploded after it dropped out of the sky and television images showed a crater at the disaster site littered with aircraft debris, as well as shoes and clothes.

 

Reports of fire

 

Masoud Jafari Nasab, Qazvin's police chief, told IRNA news agency: "The passenger plane was completely destroyed and the wreckage was scattered everywhere."

 

 

 

http://english.aljazeera.net/mritems/Images//2009/7/15/2009715124724460580_3.gif The crash is the worst air disaster in Iran in recent years [AFP] A police officer was also quoted by Iran's ISNA news agency as saying that some witnesses had reported that the plane was on fire in mid-air. Armenian television reported that the crash was caused by an engine fire, but did not provide any sources.

 

Daly said that recovering the "black box" flight recorder would be crucial in helping to identify the cause.

 

"It may be the case that the pilot had said there was an existing fault with the aircraft ... which will point investigators to the cause."

 

Daly said Caspian Airlines had a safety record of "varying quality".

 

"It has a good statistical record but because it has been around for such a short time and is so small [that] doesn't say very much," he said.

 

Mahmoud Ahmadinejad, Iran's president, has ordered the transport ministry to launch an inquiry.

 

Previous crashes

 

Nasab said the Caspian Airlines Tupolev had crashed in farmland near the village of Janat Abad.

 

 

 

http://english.aljazeera.net/mritems/Images//2009/7/15/200971592431957337_3.jpg

Flight 7908 went down 16 minutes after take-off from Tehran's Imam Khomeini international airport - at 11:33am (07:03 GMT). The crash is one of Iran's worst aviation disasters.

 

In December 2005, 108 people were killed when a Lockheed C-130 transport plane crashed into the base of a high-rise housing block outside the Iranian capital.

 

Twenty-nine people were killed in September 2006 when an aircraft came off the runway after landing in the eastern city of Mashhad and burst into flames.

 

In November that year, a military plane crashed on takeoff at Tehran's Mehrabad airport, killing all 39 people on board.

 

 

[MosJan]

An Iranian airliner which crashed Wednesday killing all 168 passengers and crew plunged into the ground and disintegrated on impact, according to a security official. http://i2.cdn.turner.com/cnn/2009/WORLD/meast/07/15/iran.plane.crash/art.planedebris.afp.gi.jpg Debris from the plane was littered around the crash site.

 

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Ten members of the country's youth judo team were aboard the Caspian Airlines plane, several sources including Press TV reported. The network said the dead included eight athletes and two coaches.

 

The plane "disintegrated into pieces," said Col. Masood Jafari Nasab, security commander of the city of Qazvin, close to the crash site.

 

Video of the crash site showed a huge crater in the earth scattered with charred pieces of the plane and tattered passports.

 

"The aircraft all of a sudden fell out of the sky and exploded on impact, where you see the crater," a witness told Press TV from the crash site.

 

Sirous Saberi, the deputy governor of Qazvin province, said military forces are searching for the plane's data recorder and cockpit voice recorder to determine the cause of the crash, Press TV said.

 

The Russian-made Tupolev plane went down near the village of Jannatabad near Qazvin at 11:33 am on Wednesday, the station reported. http://i2.cdn.turner.com/cnn/.element/img/2.0/mosaic/tabs/video.gif Watch images of crash site »

 

Qazvin Police Chief Hossein Behzadpour and Mohammad Reza Montazer Khorasan, the head of the disaster management center in Iran's health ministry, both confirmed that all 168 people on board were killed in the crash, Press TV reported

 

Qazvin is the largest city in the province of Qazvin and is its capital, with an estimated population of 330,000.

 

It is about 140 kilometers (90 miles) northwest of Tehran, the capital of Iran.

 

The Iranian newspaper Hamshahri reported that the plane was flying from Tehran and was headed to Yerevan, Armenia. http://i2.cdn.turner.com/cnn/.element/img/2.0/mosaic/tabs/map.gif See map of the crash location »

 

The semi-official Mehr news agency listed the names of 153 passengers and 15 crew members. At least 42 of the names appeared to be Armenian, but it was not clear if they were from the former Soviet republic or if they were ethnically Armenian citizens of Iran.

 

The plane -- identified as flight number 7908 -- crashed 16 minutes after takeoff, said the newspaper, quoting a spokesman from Iran's civil aviation organization.

 

Iranian President Mahmoud Ahmadinejad expressed his condolences to the victims' families, as did the European Union in a statement.

 

Media reports said the type of aircraft involved in the crash was a Tupolev 154.

 

The three-engine Tupolev 154 is the aging workhorse of Russia's commercial fleet, at one time carrying about half of all Russian air passengers.

 

It was designed as the Soviet counterpart to the Boeing 727 and the European-made Trident, but with the added ability to operate from short, rough runways. About 1,000 were produced.

 

 

 

Although a popular aircraft, it has had a checkered history and has been involved in about 30 air disasters since it was created in 1968.

 

Aviation analyst Kieran Daly told CNN said numerous Tupolevs have been lost since the aircraft was introduced in the 70s. http://i2.cdn.turner.com/cnn/.element/img/2.0/mosaic/tabs/video.gif Watch Daly talk about air crash »

 

"Having said that there were many of them built, and they have been in service in quite difficult parts of the world for a very long time. But there have been a lot of these Tupolev 154s lost, quite a few in Iran."

 

The last plane crash in Iran involving a Tupolev plane occurred in 2006, according to the Web site airdisaster.com.

 

That crash occurred on an Iran Air Tour flight from the port city of Bandar Abbas; it crashed and caught fire during landing, the Web site reported.

 

Twenty-nine of the 147 people on board died in that crash.

 

 

 

[MosJan]

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[Arpa]

Es inch ashkhara

Lest you think I am laughing... I am crying.

ՍԻՐԵՑԻ, ՅԱՐՍ ՏԱՐԱՆ

Խոսք` Ավ. Իսահակյանի

 

Սիրեցի, յարըս տարան.

Յարա տըվին ու տարան.

- Էս ի՞նչ զուլում աշխարհ է,

Պոկեցին սիրտս տարան:

 

Ցավըս խորն է, ճար չը կա,

Ճար կա, ճար անող չը կա.

- Էս ի՞նչ զուլում աշխարհ է,

Սրտացավ ընկեր չը կա:

 

Լա՜վ օրերըս գընացի՜ն,

Ափսո՜ս ասին, գընացի՜ն.

- Էս ի՞նչ զուլում աշխարհ է,**

Սև դարդերըս մընացին...

** What a cruel world!

Edited July 15, 2009 by ArpA

[MosJan]

List of deaths fixed

No details are reported on the crashed plane in northwestern Iran. The plane of Caspian Airlines was heading from Tehran to Yerevan when it crashed 16 minutes after takeoff.

 

All the 168 passengers abroad are reportedly dead.

 

There were two children among the passengers.

 

Arlen Davudian, representative of Caspian Airlines in Yervan, told A1+ that the Company could give no information unless the black box was found. The plane had been checked before the flight.

 

25-26 of thepassengers are said to be Armenians, others Iranians. Special headquarters have been opened at the airports of Iran and Armenia.

 

Numerous doctors work at Zvartnots Airport who render assistance to the victims' relatives.

 

Names of the 129 victims are fixed on the walls.

 

[MosJan]

Was air crash caused by fire?

 

Thirty-five Armenians were reportedly on board the Tu 154 flying from Tehran to Yerevan.

 

There were six Armenian citizens on board - Ashot Nersisian, Arthur Grigorian, Karine Margarian, Ara Simonian, Grigor Barseghian and Suren Soghomonian. The last two Armenians worked in Caspian Airlines Company as the best technicians.

 

The other 29 Armenian passengers had Iranian citizenship.

 

"We cannot speak of the causes unless the black box is found," Deputy Head of the Armenian Chief Aviation, Arsen Poghosian, told a press conference today.

 

"The plane is said to have fallen down near Gazvin. There are a few airports near the city and it is not excluded that the crew was attempting to land. The plane took off at 12.02 and was scheduled to land in Armenia at 12.52. At 12.48 the Iranian side informed us that the plane had been lost sight of," said Arsen Poghosian.

 

"It is quite possible as a crew can do nothing if a fire breaks out in the engine," said Serob Karapetian, a senior representative of the Aviation.

 

Caspian Airlines makes 13 flights from Tehran a week. The crashed plane was to take 43 passengers to Iran.

 

http://www.a1plus.am/en/society/2009/07/15/armenians

[MosJan]

As of 7:00 p.m. there were about forty Armenians among the passengers of the crashed Tu 154 heading from Tehran to Yerevan.

 

Five of them are citizens of the Republic of Armenian.

 

Below are the names of the dead Armenians.

 

Antashian Nana

 

Asadorian Edvin

 

Avakyan Ardashir

 

Avanessian Azad

 

Babumian Anush

 

Boghosyans Anna

 

Davidian Levon

 

Deravanesian Martik

 

Estefanian Nairi

 

Estefanian Shogher

 

Garanian Meline

 

Ghukasians Karabd

 

Grigorian Arthur

 

Khachik Edward

 

Mailian Nairi

 

Manaserian Arshavir

 

Margarian Karine

 

Navasardyan Alward

 

Nersisian Ashot

 

Sarkizians Armen

 

Sarkizians Vahe

 

Sekisian Armen

 

Shahbaziansa Jorjik

 

Siroyan Ara

 

Sukiazian Zarmine

 

Tahmasian Vardanush

 

Tarsinian Lusik

 

Taruyans Ruma

 

Terhovannisi Kristine

 

Terhovannis Anahitaptali

 

 

[MosJan]

July 16 declared Day of Mourning

 

07:19 pm

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On July 15 President Serzh Sargsyan signed a decree on declaring July 16 Day of Mourning in the Republic of Armenia connected with the human losses as a result of the crash of the Tehran-Yerevan plane, President's Press Office reported.

[MosJan]

Extraordinary consultation

 

President Serzh Sargsyan convened an extraordinary consultation today connected with the crash of the Iranian Tu-154 plane en route to Armenia.

 

Heads of the General Directorate of the Civil Aviation and the National Security Council presented the details of the crash.

 

As a result of the consultations it was decided to establish a government commission headed by Deputy-Prime Minister, Minister of Territorial Administration Armen Gevorgyan.

 

President Serzh Sargsyan has issued a statement expressing condolences for the crash of the Tehran-Yerevan plane.

"Dear compatriots,

I'm applying to you on this sad occasion: hours ago the Tehran-Yerevan plane crashed, killing all passengers and crewmembers on board. There are Armenian citizens among the victims.

 

We extend condolences to the relatives and friends of the victims. The Armenian authorities are doing their best to help them at this hard moment.

 

It's hard to find words of condolence for people, who have lost their relatives. I wish you strength of spirit and courage to overcome this great tragedy."

[MosJan]

Ambassador's wife was among the passengers

The atmosphere is hotting up in Caspian Airlines Company located on Yerevan's Nalbandian Street.

 

Relatives of the passengers of the crashed Tu 154 flying from Tehran to Yerevan were at the company, checking the names and making calls.

 

Some left in tears, others booked tickets to return to Iran.

 

"We have received calls from all angles of the world -Japan, Russian, Romania and Iran. We are also upset about the air crash," Bella Gevorgian, senior dispatcher of Tatev Travel Company, said to A1+.

 

Most of the passengers were Iranian Armenian businessmen. Arthur Grigorian and Ashot Nersisian, employees of Markel Ltd, were on board the plane.

 

Natela Nikolava, the wife of Georgia's Ambassador to Iran, and Givi Chkadua, Financial Manager of the Georgian Embassy in Armenia, were also on the plane.

 

"My relatives and friends were on the plane. They are all dead. It is too difficult to stay here and to be the first to learn about the deaths. But I prefer staying here and continuing my work," said another employee of Caspian Airlines Lala Amirkhanian.

 

 

[MosJan]

Judoists died in a crash

There were 10 members of Iran's National Youth Judo Team in a Tupolev passenger aircraft crashed in northwestern Iran on Wednesday. They were flying to Yerevan for trainings.

 

They are all believed to be dead.

 

 

1. Bana Hossein aged 16

2. Azizollahi Masayeb aged 16

3. Bagherpour Yahya aged 16

4. Ebrahimi Doloo Vahid aged 15

5. Rasouli Saeed aged 16

6. Sabaghi Mostafa aged 16

7. Zeinivandnejad Iman aged 16

8. Ali Mohades aged 38

9. Bahram Aghakhani

10. Alireza Lashagari

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Before we "burn the witch"!

Just in case some of us may jump to conclusions that this whole thing was because the craft was Russian made, see what a commentator at Armenia Now wrote;

I wouldn't immediately jump to concussions that this tragedy happened strictly because of sanctions and the use of Russian TU-154. Tu-154 is one of the most used airplanes in the world, and Iran is free to purchase new aircraft from Russia. According to wikipedia TU-154 article: "After the Tu-154 had been in service for 26 years (1998) and logged 21 million flight hours, it had a better than average safety record (1.7 times fewer incidents than the world average [iCAO stats])."

Moreover, it's not like Western aircraft never crash. For example, let me remind you of Air France Flight 447, which crashed into Atlantic Ocean only one month ago, killing 228 people. It was an Airbus 330. Also remember the Yemenia Airways Flight 626 that crashed on June 30 on its way from San'a, Yemen, to Comoros. It was an Airbus A310.

Or is it because the Iranian air inspection agency is run by this idiot, who cannot see beyond his stupid skirt, his unshaven face or his abbreviated “male organ”?? IDIOTS!!!!

http://1.bp.blogspot.com/_u3lFqBksmrE/Rhi8...nIM/s400/0i.jpg

Why are all our neighbors, have been such IDIOTS!!!

 

IDIOTS!!

They don’t even know their own language.

http://2.bp.blogspot.com/_dTKNe1TKYsQ/STdn...Dec-08+copy.jpg

 

Allahu Akbar, Inshallah, Mashallah

 

Arabic الله أَكْبَر Transliteration Allahu Akbar, allāhu akbar Translation God is great

Wrong!!!

Just in the case of “jihad” interpreted as “holy war” even by them , it simply means “struggle/endeavor/պայքար/ջանք”.

As in this case “akbar”is a comparative/superlative adjective based on “kabeer/great“, i.e “greater/greatest”

“Greater” than who? “Greatest” of which?

You mean "Greater" than Astuats?

 

 

Edited July 15, 2009 by ArpA

[Azat]

This is very very sad. I was driving in this morning to work and heard on NPR about it and my heard sunk to my stomach.

 

TU154s are very old planes and really do need to be moved out of service...

 

[MosJan]

Passenger list of the crashed plane – available 15.07.2009 20:14 GMT+04:00 http://www.panarmenian.net/news/images/ico_print.gif http://www.panarmenian.net/news/images/ico_mail.gif /PanARMENIAN.Net/ The names of passengers who died in today’s air crash during has been published. Tu-154 plane carrying out Yerevan-Tehran flight crashed down today in Iranian town of Kazvin, 15 minutes after taking off from Imam Khomeini airport.

 

So far, 6 people are reported to be Armenian citizens, with 2 being crew members. Among crash victims, there were also citizens of Georgia. There was a total number of passengers bearing Armenian surnames.

 

Passenger list is available below:

 

1. Ramon Torosyan

2. Christina Ter-Hovhanisyan

3. Teymuri Naser

4. Timash Tadekh

5. Vardan Parastivash

6. Yakhoabi Masihi E.

7. Yakhoabi Masihi R.

8. Abdulreza Yamini

9. Reza Yusefi

10. Alae Zarean

11. Khesam Zarean

12. Tarlan Zarean

13. M. Zarimakhurdyan

14. A, Zabardastarbazin

15. Zayvandnejat Iman

16. Soltanmohamadi Ali

17. Adjiabadi Sukiasyan

18. Vardanush Tahmasyan

19. Lusik Darbinyan

20. Sayid Rassuli

21. Mehdi Reikhani

22. Moustafa Sabahi

23. Davud Salaryan

24. Arian Sapekhi

25. Sayid Sapekhi

26. Samarkhandishekarsa

27. Samarkhandishekarsa

28. Mohamadkho Sanai

29. Armen Sarkrsyants

30. Armen Sargsyan

31. S. Seydaliurtekh

32. L. Shahmuradyan

33. Saavrni Shahbazyan

34. Kh. Simokhachikyan

35. Sirati Parkhan

36. Ara Siroayan

37. Amin Soleymanifard

38. Ali Soltanmohammadi

39. Khadjiabadi Sukiasyan

40. Meg Moalengordji

41. Ali Mohadesedikh

42. Fate Mohamedsafai

43. Kh. Mohamedsafai

44. Kh. Mohamadi

45. Babak Mokhtaridj

46. T. Moradinkhadjabadi

47. M. Mozafariagdam

48. Nazila Nayim

49. Tazakhan Navasardyan

50. Ali Nazarishakib

51. Ashot Nersisyan

52. Khadi Niakhi

53. Seedfard Niavarani

54. Abbas Niknam

55. M. Norosporshulami

56. Nesser Nosrati

57. Ebrehim Peydaresi

58. Pulladikhalekhmamaka

59. P. Pirmadokham

60. Alirez Purkhorbani

61. V. Rafiemansur

62. Yahub Djafari

63. Madjidj Jalali

64. Khami Djavanrashkhari

65. Vahid Djavanbaskh

66. Djazaeri Seyemdoham

67. Djazaeri Seyemdoham

68. Mohammad Kakavandi

69. Karapetyanmanokapour

70. Ahma Kermaniomakhar

71. Amir Khabarkazfomani

72. Khachik/Edward (children)

73. Hassa Khavaninzadeh

74. Ali Kheiratirunizi

75. Ahmadarza Kheradi

76. Alireza Lashgari

77. Roya Lotfifard

78. A. Mahmoudizadeh

79. Nairy Mailian

80. Arshavir Manaseryan

81. Karine Margaryan

82. Masian Mationkaraki

83. Melkomabkar Ani

84. Shogher Stepanyan

85. Djamshi Falamzapour

86. Rashid Falahzadeh

87. Fazelmohamadze

88. Meline Garanyan

89. F. Khakuristakhal

90. Ali Khezavati

91. Kha. Khaloyanvtvani

92. Hassan Halobi

93. Khoamkhoseinzadeh

94. Savarni Ghoukasyan

95. Givi Chkadua

96. Artur Grigoryan

97. Khadadi Mohammad

98. Ary Hadihanhersini

99. M. Khadihankhersini

100. Hassan Hassanizadeh

101. P. Khairoptovsepiants

102. Sayemahdi Khosseini

103. Mohammad Izadjo

104. Djavad Djafar

105. Annett Adjan

106. Ghasem Akbari

107. Mariam Allaeh

108. Allavishitkhorshidi

109. Manisheh Alirezai

110. Ali Amiri

111. Nana Antashyam

112. Edwin Asadoryan

113. Azat Avanesyan

114. Mosaeb Azizolakhi

115. Yakha Bkherbur

116. Ali Bakhrami

117. Bana Houssein

118. Mehdi Barforushan

119. S. Behenstinejad

120. Anna Bakhozyans

121. Roya Bohluli

122. Levon Davtyan

123. Vahidre Deghanina

124. Ebrahimidoloo Vahid

125. Daryoush Eghia

126. Naeiri Estepanyan

127. Hamid Abdollahazadeh

128. Ahmad Alimohammadi

129. Anahita Aminialialavi

130. Arshavir Avakian

131. Anoush Baboumian

132. Martik Deravanesyan

133. Haghparastsedaghat

134. Nadia Karimi

135. Niloufar Karimi

136. Nima Karimi

137. Kashanigharavi

138. Homa Khounharmkoush

139. Sadegh Najafilahiji

140. Natela Nikonova

141. Sahman Shabouri

142. Masoumeh Shadkhou

143. Simonianghalehmamak

144. Hossein Karimi

145. Aram Ahmadynorreh

146. Adjant Annett

147. Arash Alimohamadi

148. Aliakabar Alimohammadi

149. Kaveh Alimohammadi

150. Alirezaei Manizheh

151. Baheshtinedja

152. Vahiderezam Dekhaninia

153. Ehya Dayoush

 

 

[MosJan]

sooo no one is talking about the presidents elections any more, attention has been shifted to the plane crash....

[Nané]

sooo no one is talking about the presidents elections any more, attention has been shifted to the plane crash....

 

are you suggesting what I think you are suggesting? or are you just making an observation?

[Arpa]

This is eerie, jus as it is SAD!.

Look up and see how many Armenian names you see, even if some of them may be corrupted and obscured.

I said eerie, scary. Look above

1. Ramon Torosyan

2. Christina Ter-Hovhanisyan

3. Teymuri Naser

I had a colleague Christine Teymuri. Turned out she was born in a Christian family in India and her name was Christine John. Now married to a Muslim Iranian with the surname Teymuri.

How much more Christian can one be with a name like Christine, she did make a point of that?

I suspected that she may have been a descendent of an Indian-Armenian Clan, like the Emis, the Chaters even Hovanesian. Yet she had no idea what an Armenian is.

I have no idea what Teymuri means. It sounds like a geographical surname.

 

 

[MosJan]

QUOTE (Ծիրա

@ Jul 15 2009, 02:36 PM) style_images/master/snapback.pngsooo no one is talking about the presidents elections any more, attention has been shifted to the plane crash....

 

are you suggesting what I think you are suggesting? or are you just making an observation?

 

 

inchpes defolt yes chapits durs kaskatsamit mard em ... da yerevi shaterin e haytni ....

 

cheq kartsum hnaravor e ??

petutyun vor@ mi gisherva mej anhayt kortsrets hazzaravor tsutsararneri ?? 170 hogin inch e ?? ir hamar

kam petutyun vor@ arit@ chi paxtsnum meghadranqner ughelu USA'in kapvats ir vra drvats "kalanqneri" - vstah em 170 hogin ir hamar vochinch e

 

i verji inch arjeq uni mardu kyanq@ parskastanum ?? eyrb derahas ( kartsem te derahas er ) axchnakin massayabar kaxaghan en hanum herraxosov SMS anelu hamar

 

 

 

 

 

 

[Arpa]

Սատկին այդ ՇԱՆ ՍԱՏԱԿ մուլլաները

Մի գուցէ այն ատեն Պարսկաստանը վերադառնայ Աշխարիստանին

Edited July 15, 2009 by ArpA

[ED]

Arpa inch kap unen mullaner@? djbaxt patahar a texi unetsel, yes im azgi tsavnem tsavum, du gites qani TU154 e ichnum Zvartnocum?

 

.........astvats hoqininere lusavori. i just wish no one dies like this, not even my enamies!!!

 

sad, very sad