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Nagorno-Karabagh: Military Balance Between Armenia & Azerbaijan

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      Artsakh Martuni, frontline






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          Originally posted by arakeretzig View Post
          I think we just cant compare tiny armenia with our 20$ billion GDP with these countries. Even iraq and jordan is much bigger and they have lots of money. Maybe we could compare with latvia, estonia and cyprus. They have much better economies though. Does lebanon have advanced arms industry?
          Lebanon doesn't even have arms..what industry?

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            According to them we used chemical weapons.... lol

            Prohibited phosphorus shell thrown by Armenians found in Tartar

            Baku-APA. At the frontline Eskipara village of Terter region of Azerbaijan found ammunition prohibited by international conventions with a chemical composition (white phosphorus),

            According to APA, the Azerbaijan National Agency for Mine Action (ANAMA) reports that on May 10 found unexploded ordnance (UXO) in Terter, Fizuli, Agjabedi and Goranboy regions.

            According to the report, on May 10, ANAMA inspected 4 houses and gardens, 6 pastures, 12 craters from explosions. 2 pieces of unexploded ordnance have been found during the search operation (one 122 mm artillery shell with a chemical composition (white phosphorus, and one 152 mm artillery shell). During the day had cleared 42,884 square meters of territories.

            In general, during April 7- May 10, 2016 ANAMA inspected 457 houses and gardens, 12 farms and sown areas, 2 military units, 2 rural cemetery, 3 rural schools, the winery area, found and neutralized 1419 UXOs, 13 anti-personnel mines (2 are POMZ-2), 6 antitank mines.

            ANAMA is continuing the operations in the frontal villages.

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                    ՊԲ հրետանու պետ. «Հրետանին կրակային խոցմամբ հակառակորդին ստիպեց հրաժարվել հետագա մարտական գործողություններից»

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