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                  The PR of Parade: Armenian experts say Yerevan’s military display attracted more media attention than Baku’s

                  NAZIK ARMENAKYAN
                  ArmeniaNow

                  By GOHAR ABRAHAMYAN
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                  The military parade held in Armenia last week to mark the 20th anniversary of the republic’s independence still continues to attract attention from international media.

                  The nation’s fifth parade since the 1991 declaration of independence held on September 21 was attended by about 4,000 troops and featured 3,000 pieces of modern military hardware. Most importantly, though, the military demonstration for the first time featured Armenia’s offensive arsenal, including modern sophisticated weaponry.

                  The military parade in the heart of the Armenian capital elicited a broad response in the region and far beyond. Director of the Yerevan-based Sociometer sociological center Aharon Adibekyan cites surveys conducted by his staff, showing that within a few days after the parade as many as 830 English-language websites reported information. Meanwhile, he says, the military parade held in Azerbaijan’s capital of Baku in June was covered by less than 100 English-language websites.

                  “Unexpectedly, our military parade has created quite a stir in international media,” says Adibekyan, adding that many reports also focused on the comparison between the demonstrations of military might by Armenia and Azerbaijan, the two regional arch foes locked in a bitter dispute over Nagorno-Karabakh.

                  Military psychologist Samvel Khudoyan says that “neutral” countries such the United Kingdom, Germany, China, the United States and others were interested in the demonstration by the Armenian army.

                  “For example, the Britons admired the march of chaplains during the parade, and the Russian side mainly focused on the participation of a Russian military unit, expressing their satisfaction. They would also mention that British and other military would participate in Russia’s parade and that it is a normal practice,” says Khudoyan, referring to the controversy that the news of the Russian military’s participation in the Armenian military parade created among some hard-line opposition factions that even attempted a protest in Yerevan that day.

                  Khudoyan thinks that psychologically the September 21 parade was very important both for the people and for the nation’s foreign policy.

                  “A military parade is a visual form of subconscious influence that inspires confidence and gives people a sense of tranquility and security,” he says.

                  Military expert Artsrun Hovhannisyan, meanwhile, spurned the negative assessments made by the Azerbaijani side of the Armenian military parade, saying that they are improper both militarily and politically.

                  Hovhannisyan suggested that the two neighboring countries still maintain a military parity

                  “I think that until the end of the year international experts will make thorough analyses that are most likely to create a stir in the Azerbaijani society, because their arsenal, despite the assurances of leaders in Baku, is not up to date,” says the Armenian expert.

                  http://www.armenianow.com/commentary/analysis/31973/armenia_military_parade_september_21_independence_day

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                      Արցախի օդանավակայանի բացումն ուշանում է թռիչքուղու սխալ նախագծման պատճառով
                      http://www.yerkirmedia.am/?act=news&lan=hy&id=2816

                      . 27/09
                      Արցախի օդանավակայանը մինչեւ տարեվերջ կգործարկվի ու կսկսվեն Երեւան-Ստեփանակերտ-Երեւան թռիչքները: ԼՂՀ քաղաքացիական ավիացիայի վարչության պետ Դմիտրի Ադբաշյանն այդ մասին հայտնել է առցանց լրատվամիջոցներից մեկին, հայտնելով, որ նախատեվում է բոլոր աշխատանքները մինչ այդ ավարտել։
                      Ինչո՞ւ ուշացավ օդանավակայանի բացումը: Ադբաշյանը պարզաբանել է, որ երբ սկսվել են թռիչքուղու վերկանգնման աշխատանքները, մասնագիտական սխալ է թույլ տրվել:
                      "Պետք էր վազքուղու ուղղությունը մոտ տասը աստիճանով փոխել, որպեսզի որեւէ սար կամ բլուր չխանգարի: Բայց քանի որ բոլոր աշխատանքներն արդեն ավարտվել էին, որոշեցինք այլ լուծում գտնել, որպեսզի առանց դժվարության վայրէջք կատարեն ամենաժամանակակից օդանավերը։ Հիմա լայնացնում ենք վազքուղին, ինչպես նաեւ՝ հարթեցնում բլուրներից մեկը՝ մի քանի տասնյակ մետրով: Ահա սա է օդանավակայանը փոքր-ինչ ուշացումով բացելու պատճառը, այլ ոչ թե Բաքվի անպատասխանատու և անլուրջ սպառնալիքները",- ասել է Ադբաշյանը:
                      Նրա խոսքով, Ստեփանակերտի օդանավակայանը կարողանալու է ընդունել ամենաժամանակակից ինքնաթիռներ՝ "Բոինգ", "Էյրբաս" եւ բեռանատար "Իլ":
                      Ինչ վերաբերում է Ադրբեջանի սպառնալիքներին, թե կվնասեն թռչող ինքնաթիռները, վարչության պետը վստահեցրել է, որ մտավախության կարիք չկա։
                      "Երևանից Ստեփանակերտ եւ հակառակ ուղղությամբ թռչող օդանավերն անգամ չեն մոտենում Ադրբեջանի օդային տարածքին: Երեւանից օդանավն ուղղություն է վերցնելու դեպի Սյունիք եւ Սիսիանից ուղղակի թեքվելու է դեպի Ստեփանակերտի օդանավակայան: Թռիչքները կտեւեն 25-ից 40 րոպե՝ կախված օդանավի տեսակից",- մեւնաբանել է Ադբաշյանը։

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