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    Re: Nagorno-Karabagh: Military Balance Between Armenia & Azerbaijan

    Armenian peacekeepers in Afghanistan:







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            • #6366
              Re: Nagorno-Karabagh: Military Balance Between Armenia & Azerbaijan

              More photos:

              http://www.hayzinvor.am/gallery?album=1&gallery=8

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                Re: Nagorno-Karabagh: Military Balance Between Armenia & Azerbaijan

                «Հայկական ժամանակ». Քառակի քիչ
                10:04, 13 հոկտեմբերի, 2011
                Ադրբեջանը նախատեսել է 2012 թվականին պաշտպանության ոլորտի համար հատկացնել 1 մլրդ 770 մլն դոլար:

                Այդպիսով Ադրբեջանն իր պաշտպանության բյուջեն այս տարվա համեմատ ավելացնելու է 1,9 տոկոսով կամ 33,6 մլն դոլարով:

                Իր հերթին, Հայաստանը, ըստ ներկայացված բյուջեի նախագծի, մտադիր է 2012-ի պաշտպանության ոլորտի համար հատկացենլ 154,6 մլրդ դրամ կամ` մոտ 417 մլն դոլար:

                Այս տարվա համեմատ պաշտպանության ոլորտին հատկացվող գումարը ավելացվելու է 5,8 տոկոսով կամ մոտ 22 մլն դոլարով: Չնայած տոկոսային հարաբերակցությամբ Հայաստանն ավելի շատ է մեծացնելու իր պաշտպանական բյուջեն, բայցևայնպես գումարային արտահայտությամբ Ադրբեջանի համեմատ ավելի քիչ գումար է հատկացնելու այդ ոլորտին: Հայաստանը դեռևս մոտ 4 անգամ փոքր պաշտպանական բյուջե ունի, քան Ադրբեջանը:

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                • #6368
                  Re: Nagorno-Karabagh: Military Balance Between Armenia & Azerbaijan

                  BAKU UPS DEFENSE BUDGET SHOCKED OVER MILITARY PARADE IN ARMENIA

                  PanARMENIAN.Net
                  October 12, 2011 - 20:12 AMT

                  PanARMENIAN.Net - Azerbaijan's draft budget for 2012 envisages
                  allocation of $1.77 bln to defence sector, increasing the share by 1.9%
                  against last year.

                  Azerbaijan's budget for 2011, revised upwards in May, allocates AZN
                  1,364,796,025 ($1.74bn) to direct military spending.

                  Recently Baku has been bragging about its military budget's topping
                  the whole of Armenia's state budget. Azerbaijan is spending billions
                  on weaponry purchase, miraculously circumventing the Treaty on
                  Conventional Armed Forces in Europe.

                  Azeri authorities are shamelessly inciting its people to a war and
                  organising sniper courses at schools, ready to turn their kids into
                  cannon fodder. Baku flames up anti-Armenian rhetoric with allegations
                  of "Azeri kids killed by Armenian soldiers".

                  Baku keeps maniacally upping its military budget to buy more weaponry,
                  ready to set up more provocations, to spread more anti-Armenian
                  propaganda to make Azeri people disregard the misdeeds of authorities.

                  Or is there another reason?

                  Yerevan hosted a grandiose military parade dedicated to 20th
                  anniversary of Armenia's independence. The festive Republic Square
                  gathered huge masses, exultantly greeting marching soldiers of
                  Armenian, Artsakh and Russian armies and a vast range of defense
                  weaponry demonstrated.

                  SU-25 jet aircrafts, leaving coloured streaks in the sky as they flew
                  by, as well as Mi-24, Mi-2 helicopter gunships were welcomed with
                  special enthusiasm. Those gathered were impressed by defence weaponry
                  demonstrated: 9ë72 Elbrus vehicle complex, 9K79-1 Tochka-U tactical
                  missile system, S-125 Pechora, K11 Krug and Osa surface-to-air missile
                  systems, GAZ-2975 Tigr high-mobility military vehicles, T-72 tanks,
                  heavy artillery, self-propelled howitzers, anti-tank missiles; Krunk
                  Armenian-made international standard missile drones were demonstrated.

                  The parade was led by the chief of the General Staff of the Armed
                  Forces, Colonel-General Yuri Khachaturov with Armenian Defense Minister
                  Seyran Ohanyan at reviewing stand.

                  Armenian President, Supreme Commander in Chief of the Armenian Armed
                  Forces Serzh Sargsyan, Nagorno Karabakh Republic President Bako
                  Sahakyan, Catholicos of All Armenians Karekin II, Catholicos of the
                  Great House of Cilicia Aram I, high-ranking politicians and foreign
                  diplomats reviewed the parade from official stands.

                  The parade couldn't but rise the upsurge of pride and patriotism with
                  many, even most sceptical viewers, who were given a chance to become
                  witness to the might of the Armenian army.

                  Azerbaijan, unable to predict the response of Armenian army in case of
                  a renewed war, was clearly shocked over Yerevan-hosted military parade,
                  which might be a reason for Baku's expanding its defense budget.

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                    Re: Nagorno-Karabagh: Military Balance Between Armenia & Azerbaijan

                    RUSSIAN EXPERT: AZERBAIJAN CAN WIN ONLY A BLITZKRIEG BUT THIS SCENARIO IS IMPOSSIBLE

                    arminfo
                    Wednesday, October 12, 17:10

                    Neither of the parties to the Nagorno-Karabakh conflict will undertake
                    a big war, Russian political scientist Andrey Yepifantsev said in an
                    online interview given to ArmInfo in the framework of the "Alternative
                    Information in the Armenian-Azeri Dialogue" project of the Region
                    Center (Armenia) and the Peace and Democracy Institute (Azerbaijan).

                    "Azerbaijan will be able to beat the Armenians only in case of a
                    blitzkrieg but this scenario is impossible. If the war drags for more
                    than 5-7 days, Azerbaijan will face the 'pipe' factor: the countries
                    on the other end of the pipe, i.e. those receiving oil and gas from
                    Azerbaijan, will force the Azeris to stop the war. So, there will be no
                    big war. On the other hand, if the current status quo is continued, in
                    some 10-15 years the blockade-ridden Armenia will be so much exhausted
                    economically that the blitzkrieg scenario will become possible. Once
                    this happens, Azerbaijan will not miss its chance," Yepifantsev said.

                    He believes that the change of the negotiating format is possible.

                    There are four scenarios: 1. continued ineffective talks and a
                    possible blitzkrieg by Azerbaijan; 2. refusal to continue the talks
                    and a consequent 10-year pause under international non-resumption
                    guarantees; 3. continued talks and simultaneous efforts to force
                    the Armenian and Azeri societies into mutual concessions; and 4. a
                    settlement formula imposed by an international coalition.

                    "For the moment the signing of a framework agreement on Nagorno-
                    Karabakh is impossible," Yepifantsev said.

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                    • #6370
                      Re: Nagorno-Karabagh: Military Balance Between Armenia & Azerbaijan

                      Originally posted by Vrej1915 View Post
                      On the other hand, if the current status quo is continued, in
                      some 10-15 years the blockade-ridden Armenia will be so much exhausted
                      economically that the blitzkrieg scenario will become possible. Once
                      this happens, Azerbaijan will not miss its chance," Yepifantsev said.
                      LOL that's wishful thinking at best, and even if they wanted a blitzkrieg, it's not possible in Artsakh. Makes one think how easy it is to be an "Expert" on political bullxxxx these days. Some jobs are just too easy these days

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