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Nagorno-Karabagh: Military Balance Between Armenia & Azerbaijan

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

    I am tired of your BS vrej. I am plenty old enough to remember exectly where the money came from and who brought it there and from whom we bought weapons.. What you dont seem to get is that russia doesnt have to do xxxx. If russia doesnt do anything to help us we die while russia can simply reclaim the same area after we are dead, Remember georgia-it doesnt take them long to take care of business but for us its life or death. Russia has provided us with security from the enemy you and others here seem to be forgetting about to our west for the last 90 plus years - care to venture what the value of such protection is and maybe then you can talk about who owes who what... The azeris are joke compared to the real threat facing Armenia and dwelling on a victory or two seems to have blinded many to the grave situation Armenia continues to be in.
    Hayastan or Bust.

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

      Originally posted by Federate View Post
      You'd think that they were pissed off, especially considering that it was RT that leaked much of the news to the Internet while using a dubious title for its article. But I am wondering how can Armenia get those kinds of weapons for such low/discounted prices from poor Moldova? Especially considering that Moldova is part of the joke called GUAM. Russian sponsored deal?
      Definitly not Russian sponsored.
      No one can say if the price is that cheap, at this stage.
      From what was published, nothing new was acquired. So no technological shake.
      It looks like normal, minor deal.

      Concerning Moldova.
      GUAM is dead, for a long time now. (when Ukrain was 'lost')
      Moldova does not need arms, of this type, anymore:
      There is no probability of war with Transdniester.
      Transdniestrans=Russian military base cut from mother Russia, by rather non cooperative Ukraine, having got all they could or wish. Any military adventure crossing the Dniepr from their side is excluded, given the fact that it would spoil EU/Russia relashions, worth hundred of billions...
      Moldova=Bessarabia=very poor Romanian province independent, with just two ambitions: reunite with richer Romania, and by it getting in RICHLAND EU.... so no prospect of a military adventure from their side too.
      Contrary to Azarpaydjan who 'decided' Artsakh was its historic land, Bessarabians just wish to forget about the slavonic wetlands on the other side of the Dnieper, integrated into Moldova, to make it less romanian by Stalin in 1941, and then again in 1944.., and the reason there is no solution there is that Transdniester is cut of from Russia. And Russia is interested to keep this troubeling spot in the middle of futur EU member Moldova(as part or not of Romania) and Ukrain....this is a geostrategic nightmare, of the kind of Kaliningrad, in the heart of the EU....

      If there is to be a change in this frozen situation, it will be on EU, or at least ROMANIA/Russia level. It may happen that Russia will sell Transdniester, but in no way, regaining the separatist zone will be the result of a purely military campain...
      The only place where trouble may happen, is the Gagavouzland (the only christian turk tribe, living near the delta of the Dnieper). But this is still not very likely, and even if there was problem, they will not have to face tanks and artllary...

      So, NO WAR.
      And even if the most unlikely scenario, a military war was to happen, Moldova has full access to Romania's rusting arms stockpiles dating Warsow pact. In a matter of hours, they can get hundred time same missiles...
      The question is, do they need the manpower to men them too, or not?

      By the way, it is not excluded, that these arms were not 'Romanian' at first place...

      So basically, this was meant to rust, never to be used in any scenario, within Moldova. Only logical they sold..., it is an other matter, and not very interesting: who pocketed what.
      This will be the case, in near futur, when Mr SAHAKATCHFILI will change in Georgia.
      Georgia is doomed to live in peace with Abkazia and Ossetia, and if change there will be, it will be thanks to Russian/US bargain.
      So all the shiny arsenal Georgia got, will have to be recycled...

      This is very classical process.
      The same Lipanahay marchant you were refering too, used to sell WWII era arsenals (at its first steps), first to the Middle East, then to Africa, then again...
      Some entire soviet tank regiments, first sold to Irak and Egypt (some recycled in Israel after 1967 & 1973), were paid by the Pope, for the Maronites of Lebanon, were stocked in Kesrouan caves for years, after war there was over.
      And when it was obvious, that there was no more need for them in Lebanon, they were shipped to Croatia, to make the assault on Krayina, and then again to Bosniya Herzegovina, to push the Serbs out of Bihac pocket.... to the outskirts of Banja Luka...;
      And yet, when all was over, the remaining batches found their way in Angola and Congo...;

      In Armenian, we say: ' Dachadz kare kednin tchi mnoum'
      Same goes with arms...

      The only outstanding things in this history are:
      1- Russian made 'revelation'/scandal, as if it was a SCOOP.
      2- Azari cheap Hysteria, same we hear every other day....

      Do not forget, once this same song was heard while we were getting AK bullets....
      They may do same, if they could find we are buying toilet paper for baracks...
      Last edited by Vrej1915; 10-15-2011, 04:52 PM.

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

        Ummmm... have we 12 S-300's?

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          This was new build s 300 brigade near between yerevan and gyumri
          Originally posted by HyeFighter2 View Post
          Ummmm... have we 12 S-300's?

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

            Originally posted by Tigranakert View Post
            Indeed, I have misread your post, as I thought it was your own personal opinion. I was already thinking why the text sounded so familiar. In that context of his, it remains a statement intended for the youth, not to take seriously.
            Prime Minister Erdogan took it seriously enough to Ask Sarkisian for an appology over this. You just can't see the importance of that statement.

            Probably this is the only response you can give, as you can't give answers to my previous posts. The only thing you do is talk around it. Furthermore, this topic is about the Military Balance between Armenia (Nagorno-Karabakh) and Azerbaijan, everything which affects the military balance can be discussed, including Russian-Armenian strategic (military) relations, as a matter of fact, talking about the military balance is impossible without taking into account the strategic partnership Armenia has with Russia. Get used to it. : palmface :

            (As a matter of fact, on the first page of this topic, Russia has been mentioned 53 times)
            You actually wanted me to answer your one page long post to shift the topic of this thread? I don't feed the troll.
            B0zkurt Hunter

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

              Originally posted by Haykakan View Post
              I am tired of your BS vrej. I am plenty old enough to remember exectly where the money came from and who brought it there and from whom we bought weapons.. What you dont seem to get is that russia doesnt have to do xxxx. If russia doesnt do anything to help us we die while russia can simply reclaim the same area after we are dead, Remember georgia-it doesnt take them long to take care of business but for us its life or death. Russia has provided us with security from the enemy you and others here seem to be forgetting about to our west for the last 90 plus years - care to venture what the value of such protection is and maybe then you can talk about who owes who what... The azeris are joke compared to the real threat facing Armenia and dwelling on a victory or two seems to have blinded many to the grave situation Armenia continues to be in.
              As you wish wise guy.
              Just be kind to spare us your lessons we can't understand.
              And by the way, try again to learn to read before typing, and may be I may ask you to make a last effort: understand what you read?

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

                Originally posted by Eddo211 View Post
                Prime Minister Erdogan took it seriously enough to Ask Sarkisian for an appology over this. You just can't see the importance of that statement.
                Don't worry, Turks will take anything seriously to be able to criticize Armenians. They could be even able to take your words seriously, can you believe that?

                Originally posted by Eddo211 View Post
                You actually wanted me to answer your one page long post to shift the topic of this thread? I don't feed the troll.
                Pathetic excuse, you just can't answer my post, that's it. Probably you have forgotten that your own posts are a page length too.
                Last edited by Tigranakert; 10-15-2011, 11:04 PM.

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

                  Originally posted by HyeFighter2 View Post
                  Ummmm... have we 12 S-300's?
                  About 60 S-300's

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

                      Originally posted by ArmeniaR1 View Post
                      About 60 S-300's
                      no but seriously????

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