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Nagorno-Karabagh: Military Balance Between Armenia & Azerbaijan

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    Another Armenian soldier is dead thanks to our own hands.
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    Serviceman injured in military unit dies in hospital

    14:47 • 10.01.11

    Serviceman Taron Yengibaryan who was recently injured at a military unit in the town of Ijevan died early in the morning at the Surb Grigor Lusavorich Medical Center.

    As the hospital's intensive care department told Tert.am, the death was caused by a brain trauma.

    Yengibaryan was hospitalized on January 1 after receiving a serious brain injury during a clash between the commander of the regiment and a few civilians in the military unit of Ijevan.

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      Taron Yengibaryan serviceman was not.He was a civilian

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        Then i've got a question what was a civilian doing in a military unit? I find this very disturbing that civilians can walk in and out of the bases so freely.

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          Pumping Iron" : Azerbaijan to start production of new armored combat vehicles
          11 January 2011 [13:43] - Today.Az


          Azerbaijan will launch a project on establishment of new armored combat vehicles on the chassis of T-55 tanks this year, APA reports citing military sources. Azerbaijani side is already finished negotiations with Israel (Israel Military Industries) and two Turkish companies which names have not been elucidated.

          As a result of the negotiations, different new technique examples will be established in the years coming at the base of T-55 tanks kept in Gobu, the armor training area of the Defense Ministry. After the tests, it will be decided which model will not be produced. Azerbaijani experts have already prepared some projects related to it. Currently, technological systems are setup in one of the plants of the Defense Ministry for appropriate work.

          According to sources, during preliminary period, it is considered to establish tracked towing vehicle, highly-maneuverable combat vehicle, mechanized bridge, mine exploder on the chassis of the tanks.


          /APA/

          URL: http://www.today.az/news/society/79250.html
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            Transportation Su-25 from the Slovak Republic in Armenia in September 2004:



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              nice, thanks for the pics...

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                Armenia will become military industrial power in 2011? Certain moves are taken


                January 12, 2011 | 16:42
                Nine military industrial companies will be created within the framework of military cooperation between Armenia and Russia, the part of which will involve large financial industrial holdings specializing in this field. It will significantly open up opportunities of the existing Armenian companies and will serve as a solid basis for further development in this direction, Arthur Baghdasaryan, Secretary of the Armenian National Security Council, said at today’s press conference.

                “This program is also socially useful as it will create new jobs in the country,” he added.

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                  very good news!

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                      Azerbaijan is adopting a new strategy.
                      Its make or break.
                      Very ominous.
                      Politics is not about the pursuit of morality nor what's right or wrong
                      Its about self interest at personal and national level often at odds with the above.
                      Great politicians pursue the National interest and small politicians personal interests

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