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Nagorno-Karabagh: Military Balance Between Armenia & Azerbaijan

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  • Re: Nagorno-Karabagh: Military Balance Between Armenia & Azerbaijan

    Originally posted by Artashes View Post
    Does Iran let them transport military equipment and personal or just civilian commodities ?
    I thought Iran and tatarville were in contention.
    Is Iran neutral on our well being and just dealing with the highest bidder like the rest of this wonderful world?
    Artashes --- thanks
    Not quite sure about that one, someone with more knowledge on the issue should be able to help.
    I would assume mostly civilian commodities, and everything military would probably go through Georgia and Turkey, or just be directly given by Turkey.

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      the photos from trainings,can anyone recognise vehicle there? http://www.hayzinvor.am/16000.html

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        here is US officers commentary about training georgians

        "While they may dress in uniforms similar to the US, and some of them have US weapons, they aren't even close to US troops. Of the Georgian units I've seen, only the Commandos had any disciple. The regular units had SERIOUS disciple problems. They stole any and everything they could get a hold of, including the radio and antenna mount off of the HMMWV the NCOIC of their MiTT was driving. When confronted, their commander claimed innocence until the NCOIC told them they would get nothing else from the US military until his equipment was returned. So it "magically" appeared that night.

        In Kuwait, they were routinely caught steeling from other units, they broke into shipping containers to steel MREs, and uniforms, many of them got caught steeling form the PX, they set several structures on fire because they were smoking in no smoking areas, etc., etc. Until they can get their sh*t together, there's no way in hell they should be allowed into NATO..."

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          Originally posted by HyeFighter2 View Post
          here is US officers commentary about training georgians

          "While they may dress in uniforms similar to the US, and some of them have US weapons, they aren't even close to US troops. Of the Georgian units I've seen, only the Commandos had any disciple. The regular units had SERIOUS disciple problems. They stole any and everything they could get a hold of, including the radio and antenna mount off of the HMMWV the NCOIC of their MiTT was driving. When confronted, their commander claimed innocence until the NCOIC told them they would get nothing else from the US military until his equipment was returned. So it "magically" appeared that night.

          In Kuwait, they were routinely caught steeling from other units, they broke into shipping containers to steel MREs, and uniforms, many of them got caught steeling form the PX, they set several structures on fire because they were smoking in no smoking areas, etc., etc. Until they can get their sh*t together, there's no way in hell they should be allowed into NATO..."
          Omg thats so embarrassing and we have them right next to us .... its ok to know some stories but even in the army? serving in ME good lord

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            Originally posted by UrMistake View Post
            Omg thats so embarrassing and we have them right next to us .... its ok to know some stories but even in the army? serving in ME good lord
            Good to know that Armenia can whoop their @ss when the time comes.

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            • Re: Nagorno-Karabagh: Military Balance Between Armenia & Azerbaijan

              Originally posted by HyeFighter2 View Post
              the photos from trainings,can anyone recognise vehicle there? http://www.hayzinvor.am/16000.html

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              • Re: Nagorno-Karabagh: Military Balance Between Armenia & Azerbaijan

                Azerbaijani soldier killed as a result of ceasefire violation by Armenians

                [ 13 Aug 2012 18:36 ]
                Baku. Hafiz Heydarov – APA. Soldier of the Azerbaijani Army was killed as a result of ceasefire violation by Armenians.

                APA reports that the incident has been recorded today near Yusifjanli village of Aghdam region in the contact line of troops.

                Soldier Rushanov Mirzamahammad Faig was killed as a result of fire opened by Armenians. He was drafted from Baku’s Yasamal district in January this year.

                Spokesman for the Defense Ministry, Major Teymur Abdullayev confirmed the fact to APA.

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                  Armenian Air Defence







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                    12 units of multiple Smerch rocket launching systems and their components, as well as 50 Igla MANPADS from Ukraine to Armenia.- Now that would be cool

                    Trend News Agency is a leading news provider from the Caucasus, Caspian and Central Asian regions. Latest news from Azerbaijan, Georgia, Kazakhstan, Turkmenistan, Uzbekistan, Iran and Turkey.


                    Details of Ukrainian Defense Ministry’s letter on supply of arms to Armenia become known

                    13 August 2012, 18:30 (GMT+05:00)


                    The details of the letter of head of the Main Intelligence Directorate of the Ukrainian Defense Ministry, Major-General Sergei Gmyza to President of Ukraine Viktor Yanukovych on arms supplies to Armenia under a contract between Ukrspetsexport and DG Arms Corporation (the mediator of Armenian Defense Ministry) became known.
                    The letter offers to use front companies registered in EU and CIS for supplies. The letter contains a scheme of illegal supply of 12 units of multiple Smerch rocket launching systems and their components, as well as 50 Igla MANPADS from Ukraine to Armenia.
                    As noted in the letter, Main Intelligence Directorate of the Ukrainian Defense Ministry received information about the contract between the Ukrspetsexport and DG Arms Corporation (the mediator of Armenian Defense Ministry) to supply 12 units of Smerch multiple rocket launching systems and their components, 50 Igla MANPADS, as well as the fact that Armenia has already paid 50 percent of contract value.
                    At the same time Gmyza indicates that Azerbaijan may be aware of this deal.
                    Not wanting to jeopardize the military-technical and energy cooperation between Azerbaijan and Ukraine, Ukrspetsexport is invited to "publicly renounce the fact of an agreement with the Armenian side." At the same time the Armenian company is offered to simulate the appeal to arbitration, "the spread among its environment of sharply negative attitude to the leadership of Ukrspetsexport and the Ukrainian side, as an unreliable supplier."
                    At the same time head of the Main Intelligence Directorate of the Ukrainian Defense Ministry proposed to carry out the delivery of Smerch sets in a conspiracy from the territory of Moldova, "using front companies registered in the EU or the CIS."
                    Marking on the products this should be changed, and in the case of disclosure of fraud to conceal origin of Igla MANPADS by warehouses in Libya, looted by rebels of the liberation movement.
                    General Antranik (1865-1927): “I am not a nationalist. I recognize only one nation, the nation of the oppressed.”

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                      Zinuj (11.08.2012)
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