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Re: Nagorno-Karabagh: Military Balance Between Armenia & Azerbaijan
I am just not very impressed by this. I know you guys pointed out some things that you think make sense regarding potential benefits here and i do hope that there will be some. I just have no respect for a military which specializes in being a doormat. Hezbalah did more to protect Lebanon then this farce of a military.
Originally posted by Federate
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Would be nice to sell Lebanon some cheap UAVs. They need them for recon in their mountainous border with Syria where ISIS & al-Qaeda have thousands of fighters.
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Armenia-Lebanon military cooperation plan is signed
17:15, 13.03.2015
YEREVAN. – A Lebanese Armed Forces delegation has paid a working visit to Armenia, and the visit has wrapped up on Friday.
During its stay, the delegation held talks with Defense Minister Seyran Ohanyan and several other senior officials of the defense sector, and also visited several Armenian MOD subdivisions, military education institutions, and military industry enterprises.
At the talks, the parties discussed matters with respect to the military sector, military industry, and peacekeeping. In addition, an agreement was reached to set up, in the near future, mutual visits between the defense ministers of the two countries.
At the end of the visit, Armenia MOD official Levon Ayvazian, and the head of the Lebanese Armed Forces delegation, Lebanese-Armenian Brigadier General Manuel Kirejian, signed the 2015 Armenian-Lebanese Bilateral Military Cooperation Plan.
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Armenia-Lebanon military cooperation plan is signed
17:15, 13.03.2015
YEREVAN. – A Lebanese Armed Forces delegation has paid a working visit to Armenia, and the visit has wrapped up on Friday.
During its stay, the delegation held talks with Defense Minister Seyran Ohanyan and several other senior officials of the defense sector, and also visited several Armenian MOD subdivisions, military education institutions, and military industry enterprises.
At the talks, the parties discussed matters with respect to the military sector, military industry, and peacekeeping. In addition, an agreement was reached to set up, in the near future, mutual visits between the defense ministers of the two countries.
At the end of the visit, Armenia MOD official Levon Ayvazian, and the head of the Lebanese Armed Forces delegation, Lebanese-Armenian Brigadier General Manuel Kirejian, signed the 2015 Armenian-Lebanese Bilateral Military Cooperation Plan.
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