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  • #25231
    Re: Nagorno-Karabagh: Military Balance Between Armenia & Azerbaijan

    Originally posted by ninetoyadome View Post
    The total list of soldiers who died for their homeland in the period from April 2 to 8 during the reflection azerbaydzhanskry aggression:

    1. Captain Armenak Urfanyan Mersovich from Yerevan, born in 1990
    2. Private Sloyan Kyaram Kalashovich Artashavan village of Aragatsotn marz, born in 1996
    3. Major Movsesian Rudik Bahshirovich from Stepanakert, born in 1976
    4. Major Toroyan Ike Vaganovich from Yerevan, born in 1985
    5. Lieutenant Rook Vardanovich Galstyan from Gyumri, born in 1991
    6. soldier Gevorg Vardanyan from Gyumri Gagikovich, born in 1996
    7. Sergeant Ghahramanyan Henrik R. of Masis, born in 1996
    8. Private Gharibyan S. Grant from Stepanakert, born in 1947
    9. Captain Kirakosyan Hovsep Gegamovich, from the village of Apaga in Armavir Marz, born in 1988
    10. Lance Margaryan Nodarik Artashevich Matagis from the village of Martakert region, born in 1963
    11. Sergeant Paramazyan Yuriy from Martuni (NKR), born in 1996
    12. Lieutenant Stepanian Merujan Arturovich from Gyumri, born in 1993
    13. Private Rafik Hakobyan Hlgatovich, from the village of Aragatsotn marz Karmrashen, born in 1996
    14. Asatryan soldier Aghasi Sarmenovich of Masis, born in 1996
    15. Private Yuzihovich Viktor from Gyumri, born in 1997
    16. Private Narek Mkrtchyan Vardanovich of Vorotan village, Syunik Marz, born in 1996
    17. Private Sargis Sahakyan Armenakovich of Hrazdan, born in 1995
    18. Private David R. Hayrapetyan from the village Zolakar Gexarquniq Marz, born in 1997
    19. Sergeant S. Vlad Narinyan of Martuni (NKR), born in 1996
    20. Private Gor Kirakosyan Karapetyan from the village of Arevik Armavir Marz, born in 1996
    21. Sergeant Nver Simonyan Saroevich, Tagaser from the village of Hadrut region, born in 1990
    22. Sergeant Sahakyan Gharib Ayaserovich Tor from the village of Hadrut region, born in 1987
    23. Private Aznavour R. Balayan Mohrenes from the village of Hadrut region, born in 1987
    24. Major Hovsep Mailyan Rafaelovich of Hadrut, born in 1978
    25. Lieutenant Hayk Grigoryan Rodikovich Gishi village of Martuni region, born in 1993
    26.Serzhant Gasparyan Norik Zh from Kapan, born in 1996
    27. Private Vahe Zakaryan S. from Razdan, born in 1995
    28. Private Mikaelyan Aramayis G. Voskehat from the village of Armavir region, born in 1996
    29. Private Aram Abrahamyan Araikovich from the village Artimet village of Armavir marz, born in 1996
    30. Private Vardan Tadevosyan Surikovich Aykavan village of Hadrut region, born in 1990
    31. Junior Sergeant Alexander Galstyan Vachaganovich of Metsamor, born in 1996
    32. Lieutenant Benjamin Egoyan Nersesovich from Yerevan, born in 1992
    33. soldier Tigran Abgaryan Aramovich from Gyumri, born in 1996
    34. Private Alikhanian Vladimir Varuzhanovich from Dilijan, born in 1996
    35. Private Gegham Mkrtchian Rashidovich from the village of Vank in the Martakert region, born in 1986
    36. Senior Warrant Officer David Gasparyan Yu from Stepanakert, born in 1979
    37. Junior serzhat Iskandaryan Ruben Ashotovich from Yerevan, born in 1993
    38. Private Sasun Mkrtchyan Fahradovich from Yerevan, born in 1989
    39. The contract servicemen Melkonyan, Gagik S. from the village Zolakar Gexarquniq Marz, born in 1982
    40. contract servicemen Sargsyan Vrezh Vardanovich from the village Pokr Masrik Gexarquniq Marz, born in 1989
    41. The contract servicemen Harutyun Abrahamyan Ovannesovich from the village Areguni Gexarquniq Marz, born in 1985
    42. The contract servicemen Karen Davtyan Parkevovich from Vanadzor, born in 1981
    43. The contract servicemen Hrach Muradyan S. from Yerevan, born in 1983
    44. Private Mghdesyan Gevorg Ashotovich of Kotayk Marz, born in 1996
    45. Senior Lieutenant Armen Gasparyan K. from Kapan, born in 1974
    46. ​​Volunteer Khalafyan Lazarevic Sarkis of Yerevan, born in 1967
    47. Volunteer Hovsepyan Nikolai Sarkisovich from Echmiadzin, born in 1953
    48. Hadzhiyan Norayr
    49. Suren Aramyan Arturovich of Artashat, born in 1997
    50. Grigor Avetisyan Germanovich from Artashat, born in 1997

    http://voskanapat.info/?p=14780
    why do so many of them have -ich names

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    • #25232
      Re: Nagorno-Karabagh: Military Balance Between Armenia & Azerbaijan

      Where is Zoravar posting? and why not here?

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      • #25233
        Re: Nagorno-Karabagh: Military Balance Between Armenia & Azerbaijan

        My gratitude to the Yezdi people for sticking by our side thru it all, and fighting shoulder to shoulder with us all the way.

        Can some tell me how sloyan was decapitated? Was he already killed and then, or did they capture him alive?

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        Amo Sharoyan: We defended our country, our homeland

        SOCIETY 14:06 09/04/2016 ARMENIA

        “Regardless of nationality, we defended our country, our homeland, and our strength, faith and unity provided our victory,” said head of “Midia-Shangal” Yazidi national union NGO, Amo Sharoyan during a press conference, stating that we won because we didn’t act like barbarians.

        “We are not able to decapitate a dead soldier, we will never shoot at a schoolboy and we won’t kill elderly people,” said Sharoyan concerning the atrocities of Azerbaijani side.

        To remind, Yazidis have been living in Armenia for centuries. There are 60.000 Yazidi people in Armenia.

        Amo Sharoyan: We defended our country, our homeland
        http://www.panorama.am/en/news/2016/04/09/Amo-Sharoyan/1560380
        Amo Sharoyan: We defended our country, our homeland


        Beheading of Armenian Soldier by Azerbaijanis Is Typical Practice of Islamic State


        The head of the Yezidi community in Armenia Aziz Tamoyan says the beheading of Private Kyaram Sloyan, a member of the Yezidi community, by the Azerbaijan is an act typical of the terrorists of the Islamic State. “Such style is typical of radical Islamists, their inhumane nature, they are predators. The Azerbaijanis are the same Barbaric Turks and they do not differ anyhow. Such [people] cannot be on the surface of the Earth,” Tamoyan said in an interview with Armenpress. The head of the Yezidi community in Armenia said he is proud of Kyaram Sloyan and added that the Yezidi community is ready to stand by their Armenian brothers and protect the Armenian land. “Nagorno-Karabakh is a historic Armenian territory, and today’s actions of the Azerbaijan are groundless. As other CIS member states, Nagorno-Karabakh has also self-determinated, and now over 100 Yezidis are serving in the Armenian army, and dozens of volunteers have rolled up for the defense of NAgorno-Karabakh.”


        - See more at: http://www.lragir.am/index/eng/0/cou....l0UEfEjf.dpuf

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        • #25234
          Re: Nagorno-Karabagh: Military Balance Between Armenia & Azerbaijan

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          • #25235
            Re: Nagorno-Karabagh: Military Balance Between Armenia & Azerbaijan


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            • #25236
              Re: Nagorno-Karabagh: Military Balance Between Armenia & Azerbaijan

              Ռուս փորձագետ. Մոսկվան կանգնեցրել է հայերի հակագրոհը

              Ռուս փորձագետ. Մոսկվան կանգնեցրել է հայերի հակագրոհը
              http://www.aravot.am/2016/04/09/677506/
              Ռուս ռազմական փորձագետ, ԱՊՀ ինստիտուտի քաղաքական հետազոտությունների կենտրոնի տնօրեն Վլադիմիր Եվսեեւի անդրադարձը Ղարաբաղում տեղի ունեցած ռազմական գործողություններին:

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              • #25237
                Re: Nagorno-Karabagh: Military Balance Between Armenia & Azerbaijan

                Originally posted by Vrej1915 View Post

                Well, he has an interesting approach around 14:00 to say the least.

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                • #25238
                  Re: Nagorno-Karabagh: Military Balance Between Armenia & Azerbaijan

                  Ռուս փորձագետ. Մոսկվան կանգնեցրել է հայերի հակագրոհը
                  Yep. And after all this, sadly, everything will be business as usual with Russia. Like nothing happened.

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                  • #25239
                    Re: Nagorno-Karabagh: Military Balance Between Armenia & Azerbaijan

                    Arshag Zakarian reporting from the very North-Eastern edge of Talish village putting all doubts to rest.

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                    • #25240
                      Re: Nagorno-Karabagh: Military Balance Between Armenia & Azerbaijan

                      Originally posted by arakeretzig View Post
                      Yep. And after all this, sadly, everything will be business as usual with Russia. Like nothing happened.
                      We should slowly, calmly, and silently work on diversifying everything in Armenia without any noise.

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