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Nagorno-Karabagh: Military Balance Between Armenia & Azerbaijan

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    [QUOTE=burjuin;361486] [/QUOT]

    Our younger pilots are mentally ready........that is what I saw in their eyes.
    B0zkurt Hunter

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      THE RESULT OF THE ARMENIAN-POLISH COOPERATION

      In October, 2014 on the basis of the Armenian Machine Tool Plant a joint Armenian-Polish military-industrial enterprise “Lyubava-Armenia” was set up. Recently, during the military international exhibition in Kazakhstan, the products of this plant were also represented and were awarded high praise.

      The product range is based on the requirements of the international market, as well as the needs of the Armenian army. The range of the plant is large: helmets, flak jackets, individual protective suits, inflatable and false targets, universal tents, backpacks and others. They also produce products for civilian use. It should be noted that all raw materials are imported from Poland. “Lyubava-Armenia” receives orders both from Armenia and from abroad.

      Much attention is paid to workers of the plant. Employees periodically undergo retraining in Poland. During the working day, all employees are required to study the standards, technologies of preparation of different of samples, the conditions necessary to ensure the quality. It is planned every year, parallel to the increase in the volumes of production, to open about 25 new jobs at the plant.

      The factory supplies RA Defense Ministry universal tents, camouflage nets and body armor. These nets provide optical, thermal, radio-definitional invisibility of the object and can cover both personnel and military equipment on the territory of more than 200sq.m.

      The protective vest provides protection from sniper shot and is designed for the soldiers involved in active hostilities. The attached additional elements provide additional protection for the neck, shoulders, and abdomen. The weight of the vest is evenly distributed throughout the body. The heaviest flak jacket weighs up to 8kg.

      Universal tents can be used in any terrain, under different climatic conditions, at temperatures from -30 to +50. The frame is made of aluminum or stainless steel, is sewn of polyester and stitches are worked up with a special solution for impermeability. The tent is for about 60 soldiers.

      Arsen Aghekyan
      Photos by Areg Vardanyan






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        “Unity 2015 – Heirs of Victor”: Summary of Day Four
        2015-08-20
        The international youth-oriented military-educational competitive event “Unity 2015 – Heirs of Victory: Armenia” proceeds in full force with athletic, educational and cultural programs. The seminars and competitive events take place at the designated locations in the Tsakhkadzor sports complex. On the 20th of August, the platoons formed based on the concept of diversity tested their strengths in the “Military Cross-Country 3km Platoon Race,” and participated in a history quiz.
        In the specially cleared tent camp in the Tsakhkadzor sports complex, the participants were given insights into mountaineering by experienced professionals, and attempted to live one day in a state of emergence.
        According to the president of the organizational committee and head of military-educational seminars and competitions Vladimir Fedorsov, the experience so far is highly satisfactory and promising: “All of the sports are team-based. Our main objective is to develop a teamwork mentality, which is the key to victory. Every day we witness how they become further acquainted and closer, help each other out, and overcome difficulties together.”
        As part of the program, training seminars are organized for the coaching staff as well. Experienced professionals from the Ministry of Defence of the Republic of Armenia as well as professionals from other participating countries share their theoretical and practical insights with the young coaches, improving their degree of professional qualification. The seminars organized for the coaching staff were primarily concerned with the day’s sporting events and first aid.
        On the 20th of August the participants were introduced to the techniques of defense against chemical-biological exposure and completed general courses in the use of firearm in simulations of the field of battle as well as in the classroom setting using textbooks. They also participated in courses concerning investigation techniques.
        The day ended with cultural programs from the Republic of Belarus and Merzdnestr. A concert by Armenian singers was also organized for the participants.






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          The ends of turkish state is close

          PKK declares autonomous region in Turkey’s Dersim province
          The Kurdistan Workers’ Party (PKK) has declared a democratic autonomous region in Dersim province of Turkey, and established checkpoints on the main road this week, Rudaw reports.

          A video released by the PKK shows the group’s fighters controlling the road and searching vehicles.

          “We as guerrillas, under the right of self-defense for ourselves and our nation, declare democratic autonomy in Dersim,” a fighter in the video said.

          The PKK claimed that in Hakkari its fighters killed 32 Turkish security forces and lost five of their own. The Turkish government announced only one Turkish soldier was killed and several others wounded.

          The Diyarbakir governor’s office announced a curfew starting from 1 am in response to the violence.

          According to Turkish media reports, during a rally people in the mainly Kurdish Dogubeyazit district declared self-management.

          "We declare our self-management," said Muhsin Kula, who claimed to be part of the new government. “Our villages and

          cities have been turned into ruins. The latest Varto case is proof that humanity is dead.”

          Varto is a town in eastern Turkey where a female PKK fighter was allegedly raped and killed before her naked body was dragged through the streets by Turkish security forces. The incident has outraged Kurds throughout the region.

          “We will not recognize state institutions in this region. We hereby declared that we manage ourselves,” Kula said.

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            “Unity 2015 – Heirs of Victor”: Summary of Day Four





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              The Kansas Air National Guard,in cooperation with the United Armenian Fund (UAF), airlifted$1.4million of medicinesto Armenia. Armenpress reports the...

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                ^^^hope this continues every year and increases in relief.
                B0zkurt Hunter

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                  Nagorno-Karabakh Defense Army







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                    Azerbaijani sniper killed by NKR army,video

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                      Political expert considers Armenian Army most successful state structure

                      14:16, 22 August, 2015
                      YEREVAN, AUGUST 22, ARMENPRESS. The Armenian Army has been the most successful state structure since the Declaration of Independence.

                      Doctor of political sciences, Professor Levon Shirinyan expressed such an opinion during his meeting with the journalists August 22. “The Armed Forces of Armenia is exceptional as it was founded in the battlefield during the Artsakh liberation war which is an exceptional phenomena in the world.”, Armenpress reports, the political expert stated. He also noted that the people of Armenia were very enthusiastic on the day of the adoption of the Declaration of Independence.

                      “It was indeed a victorious day for all of us, as the society was absolutely positive about the declaration. Nowadays the historical decision made on August 23 is paid little attention to which is a wrong approach. That declaration later served as a basis for declaring the Armenian Independence.”, emphasized Shirinyan.

                      The citizens of the Soviet Armenia made a historical decision on August 23, 1990, choosing independence as the only possible status and undeviating path to the development of the country. The Declaration of Independence adopted by the Supreme Council of the Armenian Soviet Socialist Republic August 23, 1990 was not only the expression of the Armenian people’s dream of restoring their independent state but also an attempt to reunite Armenia and the Nagorno-Karabakh. Armenian Declaration of Independence is based on the December 1, 1989, joint decision of the Armenian SSR Supreme Council and the Artsakh National Council on the "Reunification of the Armenian SSR and the Mountainous Region of Karabakh".

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