Clips

Short, shareable highlights pulled from full Groong episodes.

A Tata Concert on the Anniversary of the War Ep 591
On the sixth anniversary of the 2020 war, thousands streamed to Yerablur while state TV aired a pop concert and no Civil Contract official appeared.
France Freed Its Hostage. What About Ours? Ep 591
France helped lift EU sanctions on a Russian billionaire the same day Azerbaijan pardoned a French prisoner, while Armenian hostages stay in Baku.
How Three Precincts Handed Pashinyan a Supermajority Ep 591
Pashinyan fell short of 50 percent, then the annulment of three polling stations stripped Prosperous Armenia of five mandates and handed Civil Contract a three-fifths majority.
Turkey's Spy Chiefs Advise Washington on Armenia Ep 591
Steve Witkoff names his go-to advisors on Armenia: Turkey's foreign minister and its intelligence chief, both spymasters.
Does Armenia Still Need the Russian Base? Ep 590
Aghajanian says Russia's 102nd base in Gyumri still matters to Armenia, keeping Turkey at bay, and warns removing it would leave the country totally alone.
The Second Front Plan: Jermuk Was Orchestrated Ep 590
Aghajanian argues the September 2022 Jermuk fighting was orchestrated by Western actors, Azerbaijan, and Pashinyan to draw Russia into a second front.
There Is No Judicial System Left in Armenia Ep 590
Aghajanian says Armenia has no judicial system left, with 75% of judges appointed by the ruling group and orders coming from above.
Why Azerbaijan Stopped at Jermuk Ep 590
Aghajanian says Armenian soldiers fought back at Jermuk against government commands, pushing Azerbaijan back from a strategic corridor toward Nakhijevan.
Armenia Is Racing Toward Dictatorship Ep 589
Arthur Khachatryan warns that Pashinyan's threats and talk of mob justice signal Armenia is racing toward dictatorship.