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Nagorno-Karabagh: Military Balance Between Armenia & Azerbaijan

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

    The longer it takes for a full scale war to go down the better it is for Armenia. Azeri as a whole is on its way out/down.

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      Armenian scout captured in Agdam sentenced to 15-year imprisonment
      [ 05 May 2015 11:56 ]
      Arsen Bagdasaryan is exempted from paying court fees

      Ganja. Azer Mammadli – APA. The Ganja Court on Grave Crimes completed the hearing on the case of Bagdasaryan Arsen Edwardovich, an Armenian scout who had been captured by Azerbaijani soldiers while attempting to cross the Aghdam part of the contact line of troops on December 26, 2014.

      The court issued a verdict at the hearing presided over by judge Elbey Allahverdiyev.

      According to the verdict, Arsen Bagdasaryan was sentenced to 15-year imprisonment in maximum security prison.

      The term of his sentence will be calculated from 26 December 2014 – the day of his arrest.

      According to the verdict, Arsen Bagdasaryan is exempted from paying court fees (AZN 665.45).

      At yesterday’s hearing, public prosecutor Anar Mirkishiyev demanded 18-year-imprisonment for Bagdasaryan in maximum security prison.

      Bagdasaryan’s lawyer Ramiz Abdullayev made a speech at the hearing presided over by judge Elbey Allahverdiyev, asking to remove the charge that the Armenian scout faces under the article 228 (29,282.2) (illegal purchase, transfer, selling, storage, transportation or carrying of fire-arms, accessories to it, supplies) from the criminal case.

      Later on, Bagdasaryan said his last word in court, stressing that he longs for a peaceful life with neighboring Azerbaijan as 20 years ago. He pointed out the return of Nagorno-Karabakh as the only solution, saying there is no other option to live peacefully.

      The convict also said Armenia deceives everyone. “We’ve been brought up with hatred against Azerbaijan. But I saw no sign of hatred here. The Azerbaijanis could kill me if they wanted to. But they did not torture me at all,” he stressed.

      Note that, professional serviceman Bagdasaryan Arsen Edwardovich, who is a member of an Armenian reconnaissance-sabotage group, was captured by Azerbaijani soldiers while attempting to cross the Aghdam part of the contact line of troops on 26 December 2014 and handed over to law enforcement agencies, according to the Republican Military Prosecutor’s Office.

      The Military Prosecutor’s Office launched a criminal case under the Criminal Code’s articles 29,120.2.7, 29,120.2.12 and 29,282.2.

      The Military Prosecutor’s Office of the Republic of Azerbaijan told APA that the investigation into the fact discovered that senior sergeant A.E. Bagdasaryan who underwent special training in Armenia has served under contract as the first platoon commander of the reconnaissance detachment at military unit 49971 under an armed criminal formation located in the Azerbaijani district of Aghdere occupied by Armenian armed forces.

      He was instructed by the commander of the military unit (he has been identified) to kill Azerbaijani citizens with the intention of national hostility and hatred, and to cross to the defense positions of the Azerbaijani Armed Forces to place mines in order to cause explosions in the trenches with the purpose of damaging Azerbaijan’s defense capabilities. On this purpose, Bagdasaryan alongside other members of the criminal group (their names has been identified) crossed the contact line of troops in a secrete way at around 3:00 PM 26 Dec. 2014. They are convicted of placing 3 of the 7 Fugas antipersonnel mines he had in the trench paths frequently used by Azerbaijani soldiers. Thanks to the Azerbaijani soldiers' vigilance, Bagdasaryan was captured on his way back, and mines neutralized.

      Necessary investigative measures were then taken, the knife and other items seized from Bagdasaryan as well as one of the mine placed in the ground and the place were two of the mines were neutralized by exploding inspected, forensic medical, complex forensic psychiatric and psychological, etc. examination conducted, witnesses questioned.

      Bagdasaryan is charged under the Criminal Code’s articles 218.2 (participation in criminal community), 29,120.2.1 (attempt to a deliberate murder by group of persons, on preliminary arrangement by group of persons, by organized group or criminal community), 29,120.2.7 (attempt to a deliberate murder of two or more persons), 29,120.2.12 (attempt to a deliberate murder on motive of national, racial, religious hatred or enmity), 29,282.2 (attempt to commitment of explosion, arson or other actions directed on destruction or damage of enterprises, constructions, means of communication, means of message and communication, objects of life-support of a population with a view of undermining defensibility and economic safety of the Azerbaijan Republic) and was sentenced to pretrial detention.

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

        Originally posted by argin View Post
        Armenian scout captured in Agdam sentenced to 15-year imprisonment
        [ 05 May 2015 11:56 ]
        Arsen Bagdasaryan is exempted from paying court fees

        Ganja. Azer Mammadli – APA. The Ganja Court on Grave Crimes completed the hearing on the case of Bagdasaryan Arsen Edwardovich, an Armenian scout who had been captured by Azerbaijani soldiers while attempting to cross the Aghdam part of the contact line of troops on December 26, 2014.

        The court issued a verdict at the hearing presided over by judge Elbey Allahverdiyev.

        According to the verdict, Arsen Bagdasaryan was sentenced to 15-year imprisonment in maximum security prison.

        The term of his sentence will be calculated from 26 December 2014 – the day of his arrest.

        According to the verdict, Arsen Bagdasaryan is exempted from paying court fees (AZN 665.45).

        At yesterday’s hearing, public prosecutor Anar Mirkishiyev demanded 18-year-imprisonment for Bagdasaryan in maximum security prison.

        Bagdasaryan’s lawyer Ramiz Abdullayev made a speech at the hearing presided over by judge Elbey Allahverdiyev, asking to remove the charge that the Armenian scout faces under the article 228 (29,282.2) (illegal purchase, transfer, selling, storage, transportation or carrying of fire-arms, accessories to it, supplies) from the criminal case.

        Later on, Bagdasaryan said his last word in court, stressing that he longs for a peaceful life with neighboring Azerbaijan as 20 years ago. He pointed out the return of Nagorno-Karabakh as the only solution, saying there is no other option to live peacefully.

        The convict also said Armenia deceives everyone. “We’ve been brought up with hatred against Azerbaijan. But I saw no sign of hatred here. The Azerbaijanis could kill me if they wanted to. But they did not torture me at all,” he stressed.

        Note that, professional serviceman Bagdasaryan Arsen Edwardovich, who is a member of an Armenian reconnaissance-sabotage group, was captured by Azerbaijani soldiers while attempting to cross the Aghdam part of the contact line of troops on 26 December 2014 and handed over to law enforcement agencies, according to the Republican Military Prosecutor’s Office.

        The Military Prosecutor’s Office launched a criminal case under the Criminal Code’s articles 29,120.2.7, 29,120.2.12 and 29,282.2.

        The Military Prosecutor’s Office of the Republic of Azerbaijan told APA that the investigation into the fact discovered that senior sergeant A.E. Bagdasaryan who underwent special training in Armenia has served under contract as the first platoon commander of the reconnaissance detachment at military unit 49971 under an armed criminal formation located in the Azerbaijani district of Aghdere occupied by Armenian armed forces.

        He was instructed by the commander of the military unit (he has been identified) to kill Azerbaijani citizens with the intention of national hostility and hatred, and to cross to the defense positions of the Azerbaijani Armed Forces to place mines in order to cause explosions in the trenches with the purpose of damaging Azerbaijan’s defense capabilities. On this purpose, Bagdasaryan alongside other members of the criminal group (their names has been identified) crossed the contact line of troops in a secrete way at around 3:00 PM 26 Dec. 2014. They are convicted of placing 3 of the 7 Fugas antipersonnel mines he had in the trench paths frequently used by Azerbaijani soldiers. Thanks to the Azerbaijani soldiers' vigilance, Bagdasaryan was captured on his way back, and mines neutralized.

        Necessary investigative measures were then taken, the knife and other items seized from Bagdasaryan as well as one of the mine placed in the ground and the place were two of the mines were neutralized by exploding inspected, forensic medical, complex forensic psychiatric and psychological, etc. examination conducted, witnesses questioned.

        Bagdasaryan is charged under the Criminal Code’s articles 218.2 (participation in criminal community), 29,120.2.1 (attempt to a deliberate murder by group of persons, on preliminary arrangement by group of persons, by organized group or criminal community), 29,120.2.7 (attempt to a deliberate murder of two or more persons), 29,120.2.12 (attempt to a deliberate murder on motive of national, racial, religious hatred or enmity), 29,282.2 (attempt to commitment of explosion, arson or other actions directed on destruction or damage of enterprises, constructions, means of communication, means of message and communication, objects of life-support of a population with a view of undermining defensibility and economic safety of the Azerbaijan Republic) and was sentenced to pretrial detention.
        This is the soldier that fled to Azerbaijan to avoid a trial. Oh the irony. I guess they can keep him.
        Azerbaboon: 9.000 Google hits and counting!

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          Later on, Bagdasaryan said his last word in court, stressing that he longs for a peaceful life with neighboring Azerbaijan as 20 years ago. He pointed out the return of Nagorno-Karabakh as the only solution, saying there is no other option to live peacefully.

          The convict also said Armenia deceives everyone. “We’ve been brought up with hatred against Azerbaijan. But I saw no sign of hatred here. The Azerbaijanis could kill me if they wanted to. But they did not torture me at all,” he stressed.
          I laughed so hard at that part. Soon we will hear how he died of a "heart attack".

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

            Originally posted by Federate View Post
            This is the soldier that fled to Azerbaijan to avoid a trial. Oh the irony. I guess they can keep him.
            Haha at least back home he would have gotten to hang with armo criminals now he has to get ready for the beatings and rapes lol

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

              Originally posted by argin View Post
              For the purchase of aircraft,Armenia gets loans in 300-400 millions from Europe and China for industrial and infustracture projects,why not get a loan of another 400 million and with cost of let's say 10 million an aircraft (I don't know price range of jets)we can buy at least 40 of them with a discount and older versions we can get near 60/70 of them,we would modernize them later we good at modernizing,that's what we do best

              How many Yaks do you think armenia will buy?

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

                Originally posted by Ak105 View Post
                How many do you think we are going to buy?
                Well that's where we need an Air Force expert like eddo he would know jet prices

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

                  Originally posted by argin View Post
                  Well that's where we need an Air Force expert like eddo he would know jet prices

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                  Hope we see them in the new parade. Honostely our Air Force really needs some work. Having only 15-18 su 25 doesn't seem very protective for armenia. We definitely need some fast attack jets. But hey, sh** economy= sh** weapons

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

                    Originally posted by Ak105 View Post
                    Hope we see them in the new parade. Honostely our Air Force really needs some work. Having only 15-18 su 25 doesn't seem very protective for armenia. We definitely need some fast attack jets. But hey, sh** economy= sh** weapons
                    Exactly,the last purchase was back in 2012 if I'm not mistaking,purchase of two mil-24 helicopters whom one helicopter was shot down so our only gain in recent years is one helicopter

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

                      Originally posted by argin View Post
                      Exactly,the last purchase was back in 2012 if I'm not mistaking,purchase of two mil-24 helicopters whom one helicopter was shot down so our only gain in recent years is one helicopter
                      That is a depressing sentence..

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