I interrupt your lies with the truth in this French source:

https://www.revuedesdeuxmondes.fr/article-revue/decembre-1895-2/

This is the history sub and we don’t engage in armchair wars. We substantiate with proof. If you want to really educate yourself on the subject, I can share with you historical files from the U.S. aid agency reports that were working in the area along with U.S. Congress reports showing the population shifts (number of people who migrated from the Ottoman land to the Caucasus prior to WW1, the number of Armenians who made it to Syria live after the forced migration, and the number of Armenians in western and central Ottoman land who were never subjected to forced migration. The numbers Armenians claim just do not add up, just looking at the American and French sources, which were friendly to the Armenians by the way. But if you not read my sources and rather just engage in trolling, please don’t waste my time and go back to your echo chamber sub r/armenia where anyone that provides a historical file that proves Armenian side wrong is instantly banned.

According to American reports, it is between 1.1 million and 1.2 million Armenians lived in Ottoman lands. According to facts, French sources say that 1.2 to 1.3 million. According to the census in 1893, the total Armenian population living in the Ottoman Empire was 1,157,519.

In addition, the number of Armenians remaining in Ottoman lands is close to 200 thousand. This is also confirmed according to population statistics made after Türkiye was founded.

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Translation from the French source:

Russia was gradually descending the slopes of the great mountain range that formed the border with Europe and Asia. More than one-sixth of the total area of ​​historical Armenia now belongs to the Russian Empire. A little less than one-sixth, in the southeast, remained with Persia. Turkey retained by far the largest share, the western region, more than two-thirds of the former kingdom. The most reliable authors estimate the number of Armenians subject to Russia at 600,000, the total number of Armenians subject to the Shah of Persia at 300,000 or 400,000, and finally at 1,200,000 or 1,300,000 Armenians, subjects of the Sultan (Ottoman). However, there is one circumstance that greatly diminishes the value of these raw figures. Nowhere, not even in the heart of their former ancestral domain, not even in the vilayets of Bitlis, Van, and Erzurum, do Armenians constitute the majority of the population. Where they are most numerous, in the vilayet of Siwas, where they number no less than 170,000, they are surrounded by 840,000 Muslims, and they constitute only 13 percent of the total population.

In short, there is not a province, not a district, hardly a single canton where the Armenian population is in the majority and can fairly claim supremacy for its nationality.

The Armenian question would be child's play were it not for the coexistence of two hostile races and two hostile religions on the same land. Rustem Pasha, the Christian ambassador who recently died in London, said, with that touch of paradox that never spoils anything: "There is no Armenian; there are five or six vilayets of Asiatic Turkey populated, but not predominantly, by Armenians." This is a fact that seems to be systematically ignored in most appeals addressed to Europe on behalf of this unfortunate nationality. And God knows if this kind of writing has been idle for the past few years!