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    Last edited by burjuin; 05-15-2013, 07:41 AM.

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      Getze im pokrig Haystan!

      Getze Hayastan
      Last edited by Vahram; 05-15-2013, 07:40 PM.

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        Saw this on Russian news on TV just yesterday and recorded
        those who dont understand russian, it says, Armenia to upgrade t72 with polaks and bmp1,2 s300 with russians.

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          Russian 3624th Air Base, Erebuni, Yerevan, Armenia

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            Russian 3624th Air Base, Erebuni, Yerevan, Armenia

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              Ekspress, Azerbaijan
              May 11 2013


              Is Armenia preparing for war?

              Zahid Oruc : Steps must be taken in cold blood and with full
              consideration of the real military and security situation

              by Aqil Aslan

              Armenian Defence Minister Seyran Ohanyan has said that the armed
              forces have begun a large-scale upgrade of their hardware. He said
              that the military will receive new military hardware and types of
              weapons, and the existing hardware will be upgraded: "We are regularly
              making renewals in the army. Now we plan more-large scale efforts in
              this direction. These projects will also be conducted within the
              framework of establishing joint ventures with Russia and Poland."

              What does the armament of the Armenian military and upgrade of their
              military hardware signify? A member of the Milli Maclis security and
              defence committee, MP Zahid Oruc, told Ekspress that Ohanyan's
              statement may be linked to the domestic situation of the Sargsyan
              regime.

              The MP also believes that there are also messages addressed to
              Azerbaijan here: "First, we have to consider that Armenia is actually
              Russia's military plant. Under the guise of some upgrades there are
              plans to move to the southern flank various industrial facilities and
              to begin their immediate production. In itself this is completely in
              favour of Armenia because many weapons bought some time ago are
              getting obsolete or are used in Karabakh where the cease-fire is
              breached daily. However, dependence on Russia persists too. In this
              situation, undoubtedly, Seyran Ohanyan's remarks show more precisely
              that they see Russia as their main partner in upgrading weapons. A
              more precise way to put it would be to say that Russia provides all of
              the weapons for the Armenian servicemen."

              The MP said that currently Armenia tends to build defence
              fortifications and therefore it attempts to mainly procure tanks and
              other hardware: "Meanwhile, intelligence reports too often say that
              Armenians no longer work on weapons with long reach. [Azerbaijani
              Defence Minister] Safar Abiyev had said that today Azerbaijan is
              capable of hitting any place in Armenia. This means that Azerbaijan
              does not want to wage the war in small border areas."

              Oruc also provided an interesting piece of information. Russia refuses
              to disclose the specifications of some weapons that it sold to
              Azerbaijan, he said. "Russia has sold weapons to Azerbaijan as well.
              By keeping many of their specifications a military secret it is
              damaging us. I openly state that Russians are not reliable partners.
              They keep to themselves secret informational control in many different
              areas and do not provide it to Azerbaijan. I cannot say to what extent
              they share it with Armenians," the MP said.
              According to him, Azerbaijan must step up adequate measures and regard
              Ohanyan's statement is not only an element in the information war, but
              also as an indication that Armenia, in a certain sense, is going
              through a process of armament. "Certainly, I do not hold the view that
              there must be a continuous arms race in the region. This is a trap, an
              international trap, a game engineered by weapons manufacturers. They
              wish to make us fight like Iran and Iraq and spend our oil dollars on
              weapons. Arming Armenia to a degree is part of Russia's project to
              sell bigger batches of weapons to Azerbaijan. I believe that steps
              must be taken in cold blood and with full consideration of the real
              military security situation."

              [Translated from Azeri]
              Hayastan or Bust.

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                  Originally posted by burjuin View Post
                  Russian 3624th Air Base, Erebuni, Yerevan, Armenia

                  Good video taken from the Mig-29's flight instructor point of view flying over Armenian landscape....I wonder if they also use these two seater migs to do flight proficiency requirement for two pilots in one flight (saves cost).

                  I can see now how that rear mirror forward visibility system works on these migs....simple but effective.
                  B0zkurt Hunter

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                    Italian companies to take part in Azerbaijan's defenсe projects

                    Italian companies intend to participate in projects implemented in Azerbaijan’s defense sector....

                    One of them, Italian company MBDA, the main missile producer of Europe, expressed its interest in participating in Azerbaijan’s project on modernization of air defense system and coastal protection complexes...

                    news.az/articles/politics/79780
                    Last edited by gokorik; 05-17-2013, 12:23 AM.

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