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Nagorno-Karabagh: Military Balance Between Armenia & Azerbaijan

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    PRESIDENT ATTENDED THE CEREMONY OF OPENING OF THE ARMENIAN-RUSSIAN HUMANITARIAN RESPONSE CENTER

    18.03.2016

    President Serzh Sargsyan today conducted a working visit to Kotayk marz, where he attended the ceremony of the opening of the Armenian-Russian Humanitarian Response Center.

    The opening was made by the Minister of Emergency Situation of Armenia Armen Eritsian and the Minister of RF on Civil Defense, Emergency Situations and Elimination of the Consequences of Natural Disasters Vladimir Puchkov, who has arrived to Armenia for this particular purpose.

    Accompanied by the Ministers of Emergency Situations of the two countries, Minister of Defense of Armenia Seiran Ohanian and other officials present at the ceremony, President Serzh Sargsyan toured the newly opened Center, visited the control center, encampment for the rescue workers, and familiarized with the working conditions of the center.

    The main objective of the Center is the development and strengthening of the possibilities and mechanisms aimed at the prevention of emergency situations and elimination of their consequences. It is also created to enhance regional cooperation, to amplify the protection for the population and raise the level of operative response to the emergency situations in the region. The creation of the Center is conditioned not only by the agreement between the Governments of RA and RF on cooperation in the prevention and elimination of the consequences of the industrial accidents and natural disasters but also is in line with the CSTO program on the creation of the joint rapid response forces and with the UN international strategy on minimizing natural disaster risks. It is also called to develop joint response capabilities of the CSTO member states in emergency situations.

    After the opening ceremony, the Ministers of Emergency Situations of RA and RF, in presence of the Serzh Sargsyan signed the agreement on the status, immunities and privileges of the Armenian-Russian Humanitarian Response Center.

    President Serzh Sargsyan awarded the Minister of RF on Civil Defense, Emergency Situations and Elimination of the Consequences of Natural Disasters Vladimir Puchkov with the Order of Friendship for his considerable contribution to the deepening of cooperation of the rescue structures of the two countries, strengthening and development of the Armenian-Russian friendly relations. The President of Armenia also thanked him for his efforts in eliminating the consequences of the earthquake in Spitak.








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      Originally posted by Haykakan View Post
      That is not much for 20 years.
      The troops trained in Greece are sent primarily for peacekeeping duties in Kosovo.

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        Armenian cadets of the Greek military academy






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          I think the most important problem for us now is azeri UAVs. They are periodically flying around Karabakh, and effectively coordinating artillery. Remember that azeri killed 4 and wounded around 20 soldiers last year ? It's very dangerous. I think that they will try to do something like that this year too(actually, they've tried, but couldn't kill anyone). So we should do something about that

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            Originally posted by londontsi View Post
            Two Artsakh Soldiers Killed by Azerbaijani Fire



            STEPANAKERT—The Nagorno-Karabakh Republic Defense Army serviceman Private Artyom Arseni Varderesian (b. 1996) was killed by Azerbaijani fire on the Artsakh frontline at 2:55 p.m. on March 17. Later in the day, at around 5:30 p.m., another Karabakh soldier, Hovhannes Razmiki Harutyunyan (b. 1997), was killed by enemy fire.

            According to press statements published by the Nagorno-Karabakh Republic Defense Ministry, investigations to determine the details surrounding these incidents are underway.

            The Artsakh Defense Ministry expressed condolences to the families of Varderesyan and Harutyunyan, as well as the members of their units.

            On March 17 and the early hours of March 18, the Azerbijani Army fired more than 600 shots from different caliber weapons. The Artsakh Army took retaliatory measures, according to the Ministry.

            Last week, the Artsakh Army quelled a diversion attempt by the Azerbaijani Army that took place around 11:20 p.m. on March 10. According to the Artsakh Defense Ministry, the army pushed the Azerbaijani troops back to their positions, killing at least two and wounding several others; the Artsakh Army suffered no casualties.

            ++RIP++
            Armenian leadership is busy maintaining the status quo, sacrificing kids on the front line so they can pillage the Armenian people back at home. A $200mln loan taken out for Russian weaponry, not a grant, a LOAN. Why not take a $200mln loan and build an armament factory in Armenia which will employ engineers and offer other blue collar work while equipping the Armenian soldiers with adequate weaponry? No, the leadership believes it is better to put the Russian manufacturer to work instead of the Armenian manufacturer to work.

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              Originally posted by armtab1 View Post
              I think the most important problem for us now is azeri UAVs. They are periodically flying around Karabakh, and effectively coordinating artillery. Remember that azeri killed 4 and wounded around 20 soldiers last year ? It's very dangerous. I think that they will try to do something like that this year too(actually, they've tried, but couldn't kill anyone). So we should do something about that
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                Originally posted by HyeSocialist View Post
                Armenian leadership is busy maintaining the status quo, sacrificing kids on the front line so they can pillage the Armenian people back at home. A $200mln loan taken out for Russian weaponry, not a grant, a LOAN. Why not take a $200mln loan and build an armament factory in Armenia which will employ engineers and offer other blue collar work while equipping the Armenian soldiers with adequate weaponry? No, the leadership believes it is better to put the Russian manufacturer to work instead of the Armenian manufacturer to work.
                Obviously your understanding of weapons is mediocre. In order to build advanced weapons, you need to go through the entire process. Right now we are manufacturing ammo and UAVs. You can't directly start manufacturing weapons like Smerch, TOS-1A, and Igla-S. Or put together vehicles like the Gaz Tigr. Your post is pure political crap which reminds me of Azatutyun and Lragir.am.

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                    Russia will allocate planes (IL-76, be-200) and helicopters (Mi-26, Ka-32) to the centre
                    18 марта в Ереване открылся армяно-российский центр гуманитарного реагирования, призванный устранять

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                      THE CEREMONY OF OPENING OF THE ARMENIAN-RUSSIAN HUMANITARIAN RESPONSE CENTER





                      Last edited by burjuin; 03-20-2016, 03:41 AM.

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