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You seem to have completely misunderstood the context. The conversation was meant to be lighthearted banter, but you took it to another level.
Regarding the nickname, I looked at the birthplace, which is where the question came from. I didn't understand why and where the provocation was. I spent 3 minutes, went to the family section, and it clearly states that the father was Ukrainian and was exiled to Kazakhstan, then Kyrgyzstan, where two sons were born. The question is closed.
As for the "hach" who are Russian, that's just some kind of nonsense. No "hach" has a note in their passport saying they are Russian. Are you one of them, that's why you take the question so personally? Judging by the postscript, the answer is more likely yes.
No Armenian identifies with Dagestanis and Chechens, and most people can distinguish a "hach" from an Armenian. So, there's no need to lump Armenians into one pot.
I don't understand what this conversation is about. A region with 5.5 million people has nothing else to do or is interested in besides boxing and wrestling. And it clearly hasn't achieved more results than other regions.
You seem to have completely misunderstood the context. The conversation was meant to be lighthearted banter, but you took it to another level.
Regarding the nickname, I looked at the birthplace, which is where the question came from. I didn't understand why and where the provocation was. I spent 3 minutes, went to the family section, and it clearly states that the father was Ukrainian and was exiled to Kazakhstan, then Kyrgyzstan, where two sons were born. The question is closed.
As for the "hach" who are Russian, that's just some kind of nonsense. No "hach" has a note in their passport saying they are Russian. Are you one of them, that's why you take the question so personally? Judging by the postscript, the answer is more likely yes.
No Armenian identifies with Dagestanis and Chechens, and most people can distinguish a "hach" from an Armenian. So, there's no need to lump Armenians into one pot.
I don't understand what this conversation is about. A region with 5.5 million people has nothing else to do or is interested in besides boxing and wrestling. And it clearly hasn't achieved more results than other regions.