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  • #28951
    Re: Nagorno-Karabagh: Military Balance Between Armenia & Azerbaijan

    Առաջնագծի զինվորները






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    • #28952
      Re: Nagorno-Karabagh: Military Balance Between Armenia & Azerbaijan

      Originally posted by armnuke View Post
      Not true.

      AAF has Su-25s, and there was some news about negotiations for Su-30SM a couple of months ago.
      We need new aircrafts. Our Air Force is becoming pre-historic. Anyone that says we don't need new planes have completely lost there mind. We should just sell our SU25's if that's the case. Maybe buy some MIG29K off India. We need to buy a few planes ASAP!!!!

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      • #28953
        Re: Nagorno-Karabagh: Military Balance Between Armenia & Azerbaijan

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        • #28954
          Re: Nagorno-Karabagh: Military Balance Between Armenia & Azerbaijan

          Originally posted by Eddo211 View Post
          We are small country, with a proper Airforce and Armenian Army joining Artsakh we will destroy Azeri military.
          In the big picture comparing US stealth planes, yes but in our case NO

          Longer we play defense only sooner we will be in big danger.

          The only reason we don't have a proper Airforce its not money, its not equipment, its not air to air missiles of the enemy..........its freaking Russia. They know we will destroy Fake stalin's Azerbaijan. That is not good business for Russia. So people don't come up with excuses to justify we can't effort an Airforce.
          Love that enthusiasm, but even countries a little larger than ours with big pockets (Norway, Switzerland, Finland, Denmark) can only field air forces for defense. 18 or so Su-30s (ideally, we should be operating something with minimal costs of running like the JAS-39) to protect the airspace along with S-300s would be ideal. You can create an air shield around Armenia which would let things like EW planes jam Azeri systems as the ground forces shell them.

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          • #28955
            Re: Nagorno-Karabagh: Military Balance Between Armenia & Azerbaijan

            Հունիսի 8-ին հեղեղումների պատճառով զոհվել է հայկական զինուժի երկու զինծառայող
            Հունիս 8, 2016

            Հունիսի 8-ին բնական աղետի` ժամը 00:30-ի սահմաններում տեղացած առատ անձրևից առաջացած ջրհեղեղի, ուժեղ քամու հետևանքով ծառայողական պարտականությունները կատարելու ժամանակ անհետ կորել են հայկական զինուժի զորամասերից մեկի ժամկետային զինծառայողներ կրտսեր սերժանտ Վարդան Կարապետի Ղրմաջյանը և շարքային Արմեն Պավելի Գազարյանը: Այս մասին հայտնում է ՀՀ քննչական կոմիտեի կայքը:

            Ձեռնարկված միջոցառումների արդյունքում Ղրմաջյանի դին հայտնաբերվել է ժամը 05:45-ի սահմաններում, իսկ Գազարյանի՝ դին ժամը 09:30-ի սահմաններում՝ հարակից տարածքներից:

            Երկրորդ կայազորային քննչական բաժնում դեպքի առթիվ նախապատրաստվում են նյութեր:

            Just a moment...
            http://razm.info/84311

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            • #28956
              Re: Nagorno-Karabagh: Military Balance Between Armenia & Azerbaijan

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              • #28957
                Re: Nagorno-Karabagh: Military Balance Between Armenia & Azerbaijan

                Here's a crazy idea- should we offer China and India bases on our territory as we did with Russia? India hates Pakistan, Pakistan hates Armenia. Enemy of my enemy is my friend. China is clearly interested in Armenia for some military reason. With expansion of An alliance to one or both of these countries, we are in a much stronger position on every front.

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                • #28958
                  Re: Nagorno-Karabagh: Military Balance Between Armenia & Azerbaijan

                  June 7: Notes from Karabakh
                  Edik Baghdasaryan



                  10:31, June 8, 2016
                  As we reach the command post at a military unit in the northeast region of Artsakh, we have to make a decision – which military posts shall we visit?

                  Deputy Commander L. Baghdasaryan suggests we visit a post where an Azerbaijani diversionary incursion was repulsed on March 8. A soldier to be decorated there participated in the battle.

                  In the darkness that day, soldiers at the post had noted the approaching Azerbaijani unit by using heat seeking equipment. The commander ordered that the soldiers not open fire and rather let the Azerbaijani unit to advance towards the positions held by Artsakh soldiers.

                  It turns out that the Azerbaijani unit stopped in its tracks some 200 meters away and then started to retreat. The commander, noting this, gave the command to open fire. Two Azerbaijani soldiers were killed and one was wounded.

                  One of the Artsakh soldiers who stood out during the skirmish was Vladimir Khechoyan, who headed the machine gun detachment.

                  We were going to see Khechoyan receive the Military Service Medal.

                  On the way, at one of the posts, we were met by Battalion Commander Vardan Koujoyan. Before arriving at the predetermined location, Deputy Commander L. Baghdasaryan started talking about Koujoyan, that he and his wife hadn’t had any children for eight years. In April, the couple had twins. The next day, when fighting broke out along the Line of Contact, Koujoyan rushed back to Artsakh from his home in Yerevan.



                  Upon arriving at the spot where we were to meet Koujoyan and after making our introductions, I asked about the age of his twins. His reply – 2 months, 6 days and 8 hours. He then showed me a photo of his daughters.



                  Vardan Koujoyan has been serving in the army for 17 years; 13 on the frontline. He talks about the soldiers under his command and said they performed their duties conscientiously when they repelled the Azerbaijani diversionary unit. It was their duty, he said.




                  Vladimir Khechoyan, the soldier decorated, says that there were ten in the Azerbaijani unit and that on March 8 he was the senior gunner at the post. The young man graduated from the agricultural college in the town of Masis. When I ask what he plans to do after getting discharged, he says he doesn’t know, but that he wants to continue learning.



                  The soldiers at the post are adamant, we have to drink the coffee they made us. They want to prolong our meeting. Soon afterwards, they are the ones asking the questions.

                  Top photo: Battalion Commander Vardan Koujoyan

                  Photos: Anahit Hayrapetyan
                  Just a moment...
                  http://hetq.am/eng/news/68424/june-7-notes-from-karabakh.html

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                  • #28959
                    Re: Nagorno-Karabagh: Military Balance Between Armenia & Azerbaijan

                    I remember media saying "ohanian did not deny claims of russian-armenian commission discussing the possibility of supplying Su30s." What that really means in terms of actual delivery is anyone's guess.

                    But I do like the idea of getting Su30s since it's a multirole fighter and given our resources, it's probably the most optimal choice of planes and best use of money.

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                    • #28960
                      Re: Nagorno-Karabagh: Military Balance Between Armenia & Azerbaijan

                      Originally posted by armnuke View Post
                      Not true.

                      AAF has Su-25s, and there was some news about negotiations for Su-30SM a couple of months ago.
                      Ah alright, thanks!

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