Armenians Being Massively Deported from Germany: Explosive Situation for Armenians in Belgium as Well

According to information obtained by "Iravunk", since January of this year until May, about 250 Armenians have been deported from the Federal Republic of Germany. An additional 160 Armenians are set to be deported by Germany.

Our source reports that the German authorities justify these mass deportations by stating that there has been a revolution in your country—you wanted this, now go and live there. Many Armenians who tied their futures to Germany, but actively supported Nikol Pashinyan's administration last year—protesting in front of embassies—now regret their actions.

They did not anticipate such a turn of events. Moreover, our compatriots who are peacefully residing in Europe are being treated rather harshly. There has even been a case where an entire street was blocked off by police to forcibly evict an Armenian family for deportation.

Notably, families impacted by this situation include those who came to Germany for medical treatment or those suffering from incurable illnesses. Furthermore, it turns out that the situation is explosive not only in Germany but also for stateless Armenians in Belgium.

During the recent elections in Belgium, the local Dutch-speaking faction won, and they have adopted a strict approach towards refugees lacking proper documentation.

Local Armenians are on constant alert, anticipating a wave of deportations in Belgium as well. It is noteworthy that the authorities have shown more leniency towards Muslims.

For more details, see today’s issue of the newspaper.