Erdogan's Representative States Armenian Diaspora in the U.S. is on the Brink of Collapse

The Armenian-Turkish conflict in the Caucasus is nearing its end. This statement was made by Ibrahim Kalin, the press secretary of the Turkish President, during a meeting with Turkish citizens in Chicago, according to Anadolu.

Kalin noted that "the Armenian lobby in the U.S. has formed its identity based on anti-Turkish sentiments." He added, "A completely different process is currently taking place in the Caucasus, and the foundation on which that diaspora built all its energy and arguments is on the verge of collapse. In other words, the conflict between Armenia and Turkey, or the Armenian-Turkish conflict in the Caucasus, is coming to an end. With the liberation of Nagorno-Karabakh, gaining independence, and the reintegration of that region into Azerbaijan, a new chapter has been opened in history," Kalin stated.