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Nagorno-Karabagh: Military Balance Between Armenia & Azerbaijan
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Originally posted by HyeSocialist View Post
If they put 30% of their solidiers there, then there is way less manpower on the line of contact. It seems kind of ridiculous to place that much there...Nakhichevan is narrow, Armenian artillery can hit all parts of it.
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Originally posted by DieHard69 View Post
All around having a military build up in Nakhichevan is stupid of them to do. They'll be invading Armenia, not The Artsakh republic, it seems more for Intimidation than war.
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This is the story of Samvel Babayan's demise, not the specifics but the Soviet style building a man or destroying him
Sadly I can draw parallells with Stalinist not to mention North Korean methods of propaganda.
The difference is that the Armenian population, Armenia and diaspora is far more sophisticated not to cringe with the methods used.
.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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Originally posted by DieHard69 View Post
All around having a military build up in Nakhichevan is stupid of them to do. They'll be invading Armenia, not The Artsakh republic, it seems more for Intimidation than war.
They want to counter our iskanders by threatening to bomb our major population centers in case we use them against Baku.
If they do that they need to secure Nakhichevan in case we try to invade or bomb them by artillery. . That is why turkey is involved.
At the same time they can tie up a lot of our resources against Nakhichevan while invading Artsakh.
this all is a part of preparing for all out war.
By bombing Yerevan and other major population centers they hope to break our people.
Its a Turkic strategy.
Go back to history and check, any town or citadel before storming turks allways bombed and blockaded for months and broke the starving population's will before attacking.
like our Ani (they used catapults etc).
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"Maariv": Israeli operators of UAV refused to attack Armenians at the request of Azerbaijanis
The Israeli Defense Ministry is verifying information that the operators of the Israeli company Aeronautics Defense Systems refused to demonstrate the possibility of new unmanned equipment delivered to Azerbaijan for Armenian purposes, the newspaper Ma'ariv a-Shavua reports.
The author of the publication, Yossi Melman, writes that the relevant complaint was filed with the Israeli Defense Ministry. At Aeronautics Defense Systems, the charges are dismissed.
According to the source, the incident occurred more than a month ago when an Aeronautics Defense Systems delegation arrived in Baku to discuss a new contract for the supply of unmanned aerial vehicles, including so-called barrage ammunition. The publication says that the Azerbaijani military asked that the possibilities of new technology be demonstrated during real military operations against the Armenian army, and were refused. The article states that the Ministry of Defense of Azerbaijan expected to publish a television broadcast of this attack in order to show the power of its armed forces.
"Maariv" recalls that, in accordance with the rules of the Ministry of Defense of Israel, the Israeli arms suppliers have no right to participate directly or indirectly in hostilities in the territory of other countries, unless there is a special order of the Ministry of Defense (which is given very rarely).
According to "Maariv", the leaders of the delegation tried to exert pressure on the workers of the Israeli company, who refused to demonstrate the capabilities of unmanned vehicles during real actions against the Armenian military, but the operators did not comply. In the end, the attempt to use these UAVs did not lead to any casualties, although the goal was amazed. One of the operators, who responded with a refusal to demand the control of the barraging ammunition during the attack on the Armenian military, later resigned from the company, and the latter is about to quit soon, the newspaper writes.
The Israeli Ministry of Defense stated: "Usually, the ministry does not comment on defense exports, and the information is checked by the relevant structures in the ministry."
The press service of Aeronautics Defense Systems categorically rejected the allegations in the complaint and stated: "The company delivers its products to customers in 50 countries of the world, exclusively in accordance with the licenses of the Defense Export Control Department in the Ministry of Defense."The statement emphasizes that operational management is always carried out by the buyer and is entirely in his responsibility. "Aeronautics never conducts demonstrations for living purposes, the same applies to this case," the statement said.
As it was informed earlier, in early 2017 a licensed production of homing ammunition "Zarba" was launched at the "AZAD systems" of the Azerbaijan production association "Sharg". As a matter of fact it is a question of the UAV "Orbiter-1K" of the Israeli company Aeronautics Defense Systems with a military unit.
Orbiter-1K was created on the basis of the reconnaissance mini-UAV Orbiter-2 and was first shown in 2015 during the Paris Air Show. From its prototype, the burrowing ammunition is distinguished by an enlarged wing for increasing maneuverability and a small increase in the fuselage to compensate for the mass of the warhead in the bow.
UAV-kamikaze "Orbiter-1K" is designed to combat infantry and lightly armored mobile and fixed enemy equipment. The ammunition can detect a target in a given area, accompany it and destroy it at the command of the operator at any time of the day. For this purpose, the UAV is equipped with an opto-electronic surveillance system in the visible and infrared ranges and flight control, which provides manual piloting of the device or automatic program lo- cation.
UAV Orbiter-1K can operate at a range of up to 100 km at a speed of about 130 km / h at altitudes up to 5500 m for 2-3 hours. The target is struck by a high-explosive fragmentation warhead weighing 2.5 kg (4,000 tungsten balls), with the explosion of which a cloud of fragments with a radius of up to 25 m is formed. The detonation can take place in the air, with a time delay and in contact with the target. The UAV takes off with a catapult, sits with a parachute and an inflatable camera.
During the flight, the operator, having found the target, transfers the UAV into a dive mode. The device has a small acoustic visibility and can be detected in 2 seconds before the target is destroyed. If necessary, the target attack can be canceled, and the device is returned to the launch site. The mobility of the UAV application is planned to be provided by placing the vehicle on board the K1-Zarba armored vehicle.
According to the Russian expert in the field of unmanned systems Denis Fedutinov, Azerbaijan has been actively purchasing various UAV systems and assembling some of them directly in the country for the last several years."First of all, these are the products of Israeli companies, among which, in addition to the mentioned Aeronautics, are Israel Aerospace Industries, Elbit Systems and BlueBird Aero Systems," Fedutinov said.
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