Clips

Short, shareable highlights pulled from full Groong episodes.

Hovik on Tigranashen Handover: Clear as Day Ep 574
Hovik Manucharyan argues that Pashinyan has already agreed to hand over Tigranashen and is executing a piecemeal territorial surrender strategy, bypassing Soviet-era border protocols.
Point 9 of the Ceasefire: Russia's Syunik Presence vs. TRIPP Ep 574
Asbed explains how Pashinyan has committed Syunik's transit corridor simultaneously to Russia via the 2020 ceasefire and to the US-backed TRIPP framework, creating an irresolvable conflict.
Railway Dispute: EU Pressure to Kick Out Russia Ep 574
Hovik reveals that Pashinyan's sudden claims of Russian railway mismanagement appeared only after unnamed Western countries pressured him to remove Russian control, signaling geopolitical rather than operational motives.
Rubinyan Dodges Question on Tigranashen Surrender Ep 574
New parliament speaker Ruben Rubinyan evades direct questions about whether Tigranashen, a strategically critical Armenian territory, falls within the government's stated 29,743 square kilometers.
TRIPP, Turkish Railways, and the Real Game Ep 574
Hovik explains why Pashinyan's proposed Gyumri-Kars railway through Nakhijevan is a fiction: Turkey already has a multi-billion-dollar direct line, and Aliyev has made clear no northern Armenian route exists.
Incomplete Reckoning with Stalinism Opens the Door to Authoritarianism Today Ep 573
Without a complete public reckoning with Stalinist repression, Armenian society became permissive to authoritarian practices. Incomplete historical memory leaves a nation vulnerable to repeating its past.
The Artsakh Movement is the Foundation of Armenia's Independence Ep 573
Historian Pietro Shakarian explains why Pashinyan's rejection of the Artsakh Movement is an attack on the very foundations of Armenia's independence and statehood.
The Church Under Siege: Then and Now Ep 573
Pietro Shakarian compares the Soviet assassination of Catholicos Khoren I in 1938 to Pashinyan's criminal prosecution of Catholicos Garegin II, revealing continuities in how authoritarian regimes attack independent institutions.
The Great Purge in Armenia: Khanjyan's Assassination and the War on National Identity Ep 573
Pietro Shakarian traces the origins and mechanics of the Great Purge in Soviet Armenia, explaining how Stalin and Beria systematically destroyed the Armenian intellectual and ecclesiastical elite.