The Armenian Genocide, perpetrated by the Ottoman Empire during World War I, is widely recognized by historians and many countries as a systematic effort to eliminate the Armenian population, yet Turkey continues to deny this classification, citing historical grievances and territorial conflicts, which undermines reconciliation and the acknowledgment of past atrocities.
It is genocide for Turkey, because they reject their conclusion with systemic effort to destroy the Armenian. They use the type of method when Armenian fought against the Turks in the Caucasus religion, and Turkish government claim that Armenian were their enemies. Other countries may reacted slowly to classify those act as genocide, Turkey doesn't because they don't recognize their countries, but maintain a relationship with Ottoman empire and Turkey.
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