Nagorno-Karabagh: Military Balance Between Armenia & Azerbaijan

[HyeFighter2]

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and what are the ones behind? btr-80 or 70?

80, right now we don't use 70

[armnuke]

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80, right now we don't use 70

Did we get 82A?

[HyeFighter2]

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Did we get 82A?

there is no info on modification but we have around 150 BTR80, 110 of them we bought lately

[Eddo211]

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These guns sure change alot.....as fast as milk goes off.
I like to know how much junk we got sitting around and rusting in the wind.

Much too much......tunnel vision in a fight kills.

[argin]

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These guns sure change alot.....as fast as milk goes off.
I like to know how much junk we got sitting around and rusting in the wind.

Much too much......tunnel vision in a fight kills.

We need a huge Arsenal of missles complexes to hit the strategic spots of the enemy and bring them to their knees and a lot of rifles to give one to each Armenian men and send them to the front,and few jets to open the path of our soldiers

[Eddo211]

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Thats the spirit Aper......path forward.

We must not think defensive only......what are we angles? We must give them a taste of their own blood. I know, I am barking from far away of the front line but I don't care, I say what I think and I would say the same if my azz was on the line.

[burjuin]

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CSTO “Indestructible Brotherhood 2015” military exercises in Armenia

[burjuin]

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CSTO “Indestructible Brotherhood 2015” military exercises in Armenia

[Haykakan]

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WASHINGTON TIMES PROVES ARMENIA'S AGGRESSION IN NAGORNO-KARABAKH CONFLICT

Vestnik Kavkaza, Russia
Oct 6 2015

Oct 5 - 11:59 am

A senior researcher of the Begin-Sadat Center for Strategic Studies
of the Israeli Bar-Ilan University, Alexander Murinson, proved in his
article published in the Washington Times that the Armenian side is
the aggressor in the Nagorno-Karabakh conflict.

He noted that this fact is recognized by the international community,
as evidenced by the UN resolutions demanding the de-occupation of
the Kalbajar and Agdam districts of Azerbaijan.

According to him, the recent judgment in the case 'Chiragov and others
v. Armenia' on June 16th 2015 at the ECHR may also be included on
the evidence list. "The European Court's ruling, the most definitive
statement based on international law to date, made Armenia culpable
as the aggressor and the occupier of Azerbaijani lands. A ruling by
such an institution as the European Court of Human Rights, which
cannot be suspected of favoring Azerbaijan, finally confirmed and
took away any question that Armenia, in fact, is the culprit in the
case of Nagorno-Karabakh occupation," Trend cited him as saying.

"It is, indeed, a conundrum when one nation, in this case Azerbaijan,
plays by all the rules, seeks remedies to their grievances in a court
of law, even repeatedly offers equitable peace and the other, Armenia,
continues to act as a rogue nation, lawless, turning their proverbial
noses up at international institutions, international courts and the
rule of law," Alexander Murinson stressed.

http://vestnikkavkaza.net/news/Washington-Times-proves-Armenia-s-aggression-in-Nagorno-Karabakh-conflict.html

[Haykakan]

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CSTO Chief Deplores Azeri Shelling Of Armenian Villages

Armenia - CSTO Secretary General Nikolay Bordyuzha (second from left)
watches the concluding session of CSTO military exercises at Bagramian
shooting range, 3Oct2015.

Sargis Harutyunyan
05.10.2015

Nikolay Bordyuzha, the secretary general of the Russian-led Collective
Security Treaty Organization (CSTO), condemned Azerbaijan at the
weekend for shelling Armenian villages during the latest escalation of
tensions in the Nagorno-Karabakh conflict.

"As regards what is happening on [Azerbaijan's] border with Armenia
now, I think that it is inadmissible to fire on the territory of
Armenia and to use heavy weaponry against civilian settlements. This
is absolutely unacceptable," Bordyuzha said during a visit to Armenia.

He commented on an upsurge late last month in ceasefire violations
along "the line contact" around Karabakh and the western section of
Armenian-Azerbaijani border. Three Armenian women living in the border
area were killed when Azerbaijani forces fired mortar shells and
rocket-propelled grenades on their villages on September 24.

Colonel-General Yuri Khachaturov, the chief of the Armenian army's
General Staff, criticized the CSTO for not reacting to those incidents
when he watched 600 troops from the bloc's ex-Soviet member states,
including Armenia, start exercises at a vast shooting range 40
kilometers west of Yerevan on September 30. "It would be good to at
least get [the CSTO's] moral support," Khachaturov said.

Bordyuzha seemed keen to placate Yerevan after monitoring the
concluding session of the exercises on Sunday together with Defense
Minister Seyran Ohanian. He said Azerbaijan has essentially ignored
recent statements on the Karabakh conflict adopted by the heads of the
CSTO member states and their foreign ministers.

"The entire world community needs to take extraordinary measures to
prevent a possible escalation of the situation in this region,"
Bordyuzha told reporters.

The CSTO chief, who is a retired Russian army general, also made clear
that the Russian-led alliance could intervene in the
Armenian-Azerbaijani dispute only in case of a formal appeal by
Armenia. "The armed forces of Armenia are today able to ensure the
security of Armenian territory on their own," he stressed in that
context. "They are equipped with all necessary means."

"There are all necessary means in the territory of Armenia to defend
the territorial integrity and sovereignty of this country. As far as I
know, that is being done quite successfully," added Bordyuzha.

Bordyuzha and President Serzh Sarkisian discussed the situation in the
conflict zone when they met in Yerevan on Saturday.