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  • #11311
    Re: Nagorno-Karabagh: Military Balance Between Armenia & Azerbaijan

    Armenia marks 20th anniversary of Intelligence Forces






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    • #11312
      Re: Nagorno-Karabagh: Military Balance Between Armenia & Azerbaijan

      Armenia marks 20th anniversary of Intelligence Forces






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      • #11313
        Re: Nagorno-Karabagh: Military Balance Between Armenia & Azerbaijan

        Armenia marks 20th anniversary of Intelligence Forces





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        • #11314
          Re: Nagorno-Karabagh: Military Balance Between Armenia & Azerbaijan

          Armenia marks 20th anniversary of Intelligence Forces





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          • #11315
            Re: Nagorno-Karabagh: Military Balance Between Armenia & Azerbaijan

            Armenia marks 20th anniversary of Intelligence Forces






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            • #11316
              Re: Nagorno-Karabagh: Military Balance Between Armenia & Azerbaijan

              «Բանակը մենք ենք». երիտասարդ համալսարանականները կրակային պատրաստության դաս են անցել
              20:25, 9 Նոյեմբեր, 2012

              ԵՐԵՎԱՆ, 9 ՆՈՅԵՄԲԵՐԻ, ԱՐՄԵՆՊՐԵՍ: Շուրջ 90 երիտասարդ համալսարանականներ Հայաստանի երիտասարդական հիմնադրամի եւ ԵՊՀ «Երիտասարդ համալսարանականների միավորում» հասարակական կազմակերպության նախաձեռնությամբ «Բանակը մենք ենք» ծրագրի շրջանակներում այցելել են Նուբարաշենում գտնվող 5-րդ բանակային կորպուս նոյեմբերի 9-ին:

              Ինչպես «Արմենպրես»-ին տեղեկացրին Հայաստանի երիտասարդական հիմնադրամի հասարակայնության հետ կապերի ծառայությունից` երիտասարդները զորավարժարանում անցել են կրակային պատրաստության դաս, կրակել մարտական ինքնաձիգներից մարտական թիրախների վրա։ Տասը ժամկետային զինծառայողներ պարգեւատրվել են գերազանց ծառայության համար։ Համալսարանականները ծանոթացել են նաեւ բանակի առօրյային եւ զինտեխնիկային։

              Հայաստանի երիտասարդական հիմնադրամը մեծապես կարեւորում է համագործակցությունը ՀՀ զինված ուժերի հետ, ինչպես նաև մեծ ուշադրություն է դարձնում երիտասարդների հոգեւոր-հայրենասիրական դաստիարակությանն ուղղված ծրագրերին։

              «Բանակը մենք ենք» ծրագիրը շարունակական է. առաջիկայում այցելություններ կլինեն նաեւ Հայաստանի եւ Լեռնային Ղարաբաղի Հանրապետության մի շարք այլ զորամասեր (այդ թվում՝ սահմանային)։ Զորամասերում կկազմակերպվեն ռազմահայրենասիրական համերգներ, մասնագետները հանդես կգան նաև թեմատիկ դասախոսություններով: «Բանակը մենք ենք» խորագրով ծրագիրն իրականացվում է ՀՀ զինված ուժերի 20-ամյակին նվիրված միջոցառումների շրջանակում։
              http://armenpress.am...y-krakayin.html






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              • #11317
                Re: Nagorno-Karabagh: Military Balance Between Armenia & Azerbaijan

                Zinuj (10.11.2012)
                Zinuj (11.11.2012)
                Last edited by Hovo; 11-12-2012, 07:19 AM.

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                • #11318
                  Re: Nagorno-Karabagh: Military Balance Between Armenia & Azerbaijan

                  The Israeli UAVs exported to Azerbaijan have gotten new Azeri-designated names.

                  AZ-2M (Orbiter-2M)



                  AZ-BP (Aerostar)

                  Azerbaboon: 9.000 Google hits and counting!

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                  • #11319
                    Re: Nagorno-Karabagh: Military Balance Between Armenia & Azerbaijan

                    Appointments in Karabakh Defense Army

                    November 12, 2012 | 17:47

                    STEPANAKERT. – President of the Nagorno-Karabakh Republic (NKR) Bako Sahakyan signed a decree appointing major-general Kamo Vardanyan first deputy commander, chief of staff of the NKR Defense Army.

                    According to another decree, colonel Michael Arzumanyan was appointed commander of N military unit, being released from the post of commander of another military unit of the NKR Defense Army.

                    The President also signed a decree appointing colonel Vachagan Nersisyan commander of N military unit of the NKR Defense Army for five years.
                    Appointments in Karabakh Defense Army
                    http://news.am/eng/news/128266.html
                    Kamo Vardanyan appointed first deputy commander...

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                    • #11320
                      Re: Nagorno-Karabagh: Military Balance Between Armenia & Azerbaijan

                      From the ANCA Facebook
                      SHOCKING PHOTOS!
                      CNN featured photos reveal "cover-up" of Azerbaijan's dark side: "a toxic environment of paranoia and fear of the leaders."
                      410 Gone
                      http://cnnphotos.blogs.cnn.com/2012/11/12/azerbaijan-an-illusion/?hpt=hp_c3


                      Here's the text that accompanies the photo gallery by Danish photojournalist Andreas Bro:

                      The Illusion of Azerbaijan:

                      Azerbaijan may rarely make headlines in America, but in 2012, the country’s visibility popped in Europe thanks to “Eurovision,” the annual live-song contest show.

                      With all eyes on the small country that borders the Caspian Sea in the Caucasus region, Danish photojournalist Andreas Bro was able to enter Azerbaijan and document another side of the country.

                      Bro said he struggled at first, arriving with the idea of covering the recent economic boom and who benefited from it.

                      “I quickly realized that there was quite a big cover-up from the Azeri government to show them as a nation with good intentions, a democracy on the way but not quite there yet when in fact it seemed like it was in reality an autocracy or dictatorship,” Bro said.

                      He felt it was a large issue that required a range of subjects, which was different for him since he said he typically focuses on a small group of people to tell a story.

                      Though democratic in appearance, Bro said Azerbaijan has a dark side that limits basic rights and creates “a toxic environment of paranoia and fear of the leaders.”

                      In 2011, authorities in Baku, Azerbaijan’s capital, demolished the privately owned office of human rights organization the Institute of Peace and Democracy despite a court injunction that prohibited it. The U.S. Embassy in Baku officially expressed its concern over the August 11, 2011, incident.

                      Bro says he saw the paranoia firsthand when trying to climb a small apartment building to get an overall shot of the city. A tenant kindly asked him and his local contact to leave, not because they were being a nuisance but because “she also had to take care of herself and be careful with her life.”

                      Bro came back with the feeling that in a country where the government is almost always watching, anything out of the ordinary could lead to problems.

                      The issues became even more real for Bro when he said his contact was arrested at a protest despite not even participating in it.

                      He said his contact and 10 protesters were driven by police outside the city and left there, forcing them to find their own way back into town.

                      Bro’s initial story of the effect of the economic boom played a role in showing how divided the country is.

                      “Widespread corruption is a massive problem in the country’s administration,” Bro said in his story’s introduction. “This makes it very hard for ordinary people to make a decent living without bribing someone or work directly for the government.”

                      “The economy is tied up in natural gas and oil and is dependent on that,” he said.

                      Despite the wealth to be gained from the abundant oil fields, workers on the ground with whom Bro spoke were only earning $450 (in U.S. dollars) a month working 12-hour days up to six days a week.

                      Everything that Bro said he learned on the ground in Azerbaijan became a haunting photo story showing both the outward beauty and oppressive shadow of a country so new to freedom.

                      – Clint Alwahab, CNN

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