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

    hmmm. it looks like both sides will keep shooting at each other until one of them gets bored, and another period of calm, another period of shootings, another period of calm, etc., nobody is gonna start a war now, there's too much at stake with Iran tensions, and Russia, and Azeri oil.

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      Ադրբեջանական կողմը չի վերահսկում իրավիճակը, զոհվում են նրանց զինվորները. Արցախի ՊԲ
      Գլխավոր | Քաղաքականություն || 13:00 / 29.11.2011
      ԼՂՀ Պաշտպանության նախարարության մամուլի քարտուղար Սենոր Հասրաթյանը «Ռեգնում» կայքի լրագրողի հետ հարցազրույցում մեկնաբանել է ադրբեջանական լրատվամիջոցների տարածած հերթական ապատեղեկատվությունն՝ իբր թե զոհվել են ոչ թե ադրբեջանցի, այլ հայ զինվորներ:
      Հասրաթյանը հայտարարել է, որ տեղեկությունը չի համապատասխանում իրականությանը:
      Նա նշել է . «Ադրբեջանական կողմը կա՛մ չի կարողանում վերահսկել իրավիճակը սեփական զինված ուժերում և ցանկանում է իր զոհերին վերագրել հայկական կողմին, կա՛մ էլ սա ադրբեջանական կողմի հերթական ապատեղեկատվությունն է»:
      Հասրաթյանը նաև նշել է, որ վերջին մեկ շաբաթում հայկական կողմը զոհեր չի ունեցել:
      «Իսկ նոյեմբերի 26-ին շփման գծում ևս մեկ ադրբեջանցի զինծառայող է սպանվել»,- հավելել է Հասրաթյանը:
      HayNews.am

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

        Մեկ հայ զինվորի դիմաց ողջ Ադրբեջանը. Հայրիկյան

        29.11.2011
        «ՀՀ նախագահը պետք է հայտարարեր` ոչ թե մեկ հայ զինվորի փոխարեն 3 ադրբեջանցի զինվոր կորուստ կունենանք, այլ` կոչնչացնենք Ադրբեջանը , այլապես 3 զինվորի մահով Ադրբեջանին չես սթափեցնի, նրանք շատ են»,- ընդգծել է ԱԻՄ առաջնորդ Պարույր Հայրիկյանն` անդրադառնալով հայ-ադրբեջանական շփման գծում տիրող իրավիճակին: Խոսելով ԼՂՀ հակամարտության կարգավորման գործընթացի ներկայից և ապագայից` Հայրիկյանը նկատել է, որ հայկական կողմին հաջողվում է միջազգային հանրության ուշադրությունը գրավել շփման գծում հակառակորդի հրադադարի խախտումների և ապակառուցողականության վրա: Միաժամանակ ԱԻՄ առաջնորդը զգուշացրել է.
        «Մենք ամեն դեպքում չպետք է ապավինենք ոչ մեկի բարեհաճությանը դեպի մեզ և թշնամանքին դեպի մեր հակառակորդն, առավել ևս չպետք է միայն ապավինենք Ռուսաստանին, որովհետև պատմությունը ցույց է տվել, որ երբ միակ ապավենը Ռուսաստանն է եղել, ճակատագրական պահերին կորուստներ ենք ունեցել: Մեր հույսը մեր ազգային ուժի վրա պիտի լինի»:
        HayNews.am

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

          Originally posted by Wanted View Post
          If you think we have nothing in common then you are stupid, We are the only race genetically close to each other, We are not genetically close to Turkihs peeps and u are not closer to anyone than to us. We are the same candy with different filling. You are just simple and dont understand this.. i am sorry
          Chimpanzees and humans such as sum, it does not make you a man

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            Long Live Armenia

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

              Originally posted by Wanted View Post
              If you think we have nothing in common then you are stupid, We are the only race genetically close to each other, We are not genetically close to Turkihs peeps and u are not closer to anyone than to us. We are the same candy with different filling. You are just simple and dont understand this.. i am sorry
              Tell you what, if we're related and you "Azeris" are not Turks, then why not be an Armenian? If we're related, then your ancestors spoke Armenian, were Christian, etc. What you are essentially saying is that your ancestors gave up their pride and with no shame, kicked in with the Turks, converted to Islam, forgot their language, etc. Well if so, maybe you and your people should decide to come back.
              Last edited by Joseph; 11-29-2011, 06:20 AM.
              General Antranik (1865-1927): “I am not a nationalist. I recognize only one nation, the nation of the oppressed.”

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

                JUST FOR FUN

                ARMENIA HOLDS CONSISTENT PROVOCATION ON FRONT LINE - MP

                news.az
                Nov 28 2011
                Azerbaijan

                Armenia always use lie and provocation in its policy in an attempt to
                further bring this to the attention of world community via mass media.

                "It is quite clear that Armenia holds consistent provocation on
                the front line and it is a very dangerous tendency", said chairman
                of the Milli Majlis committee on international relations and
                interparliamentary ties, head of the Azerbaijani delegation in PACE,
                Samad Seyidov.

                He said Armenians are loyal to this tactics not only on the front
                but also in international organizations.

                "Armenia always avoids talks. Why? Because it is not used to do
                otherwise, because it fears being exposed", Seyidov said.

                "Unfortunately, Armenia is not alone in this-here with are dealing
                with three Armenias - neighbor Armenia, lobby Armenia and the Armenia
                which became a leverage in the hands of the bigger powers. In such a
                situation we find it difficult to hold talks since there is no second
                Azerbaijan in the world, and it has to deal with three Armenias",
                he said.

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

                  PARTICIPANT OF SELF-DEFENSE OPERATIONS IN KIROVABAD: IN CRITICAL SITUATIONS, WE ALWAYS WIN IF WE ARE UNITED

                  Panorama
                  Nov 28 2011
                  Armenia

                  An exclusive interview by Panorama.am with representative of the
                  Armenian Refugee Association AHAZANG Grigory Oganezov about Armenian
                  self-defense operations during the massacres in Kirovabad in November
                  1988.

                  According to incomplete data, 18 people were killed in Kirovabad from
                  November 21 to 27, 1988, 60 are listed as missing, 74 received grave
                  injuries. Around 45 000 people were forcibly deported from Gandzak.

                  - We often talk about the Baku and Sumgait massacres but we know
                  little about the heroic self-defense of Armenians in Gandzak which
                  was called Kirovabad during the later Soviet Union period.

                  - During the Armenian massacres of 1988, I participated in self-defense
                  operations in Kirovabad.

                  The Sumgait plot was used in Kirovabad, too. The town's Azerbaijani
                  and Armenian blocks were separated by a river, and the crowd,
                  crossing the river, penetrated into the Armenian block, destroying
                  everything in their path. The next day the local authorities were
                  replacing the broken glasses and repairing the damages trying to
                  hide the consequences. The same thing had happened in 1959: when
                  Leninakan football team beat the local team in Kirovabad playing
                  field, the Azerbaijanis sacked the Armenian block, and the next day
                  the authorities eliminated the consequences. That is why we expected
                  that the events would turn this way. Then Soviet troops appeared in the
                  town, young servicemen who had no idea what was going on in the town.

                  - That is anti-Armenian speeches had begun long before the November
                  massacres?

                  - In February already unconcealed anti-Armenian speeches were voiced
                  on television, at institutions, we had to accompany our children to
                  school and back home. Armenians were fired from their jobs. This tense
                  situation lasted until 1988 November. From mid-November an alleged
                  environmental protest was being prepared in Kirovabad's Lenin Square,
                  but the environmental slogans were shortly transformed into calls
                  "Death to Armenians." We managed to avoid high casualties in Kirovabad
                  due to correct arrangement and coordination of operations. We were
                  keeping a close eye on the events in other Azerbaijani regions where
                  Armenian massacres were taking place.

                  - So in November already you were ready to hit back at the Azerbaijani
                  pogrom makers. How was this process organized?

                  - We gathered in the church, established an initiating committee,
                  got in touch with commandant Pyotr Polyakh who visited us immediately.

                  Armenians were phoning the church from the town's Azerbaijani block,
                  asking for help, with the Azerbaijani pogrom makers having found out
                  the addresses of local Armenians. The town had declared a curfew. We
                  asked Polyakh to allow withdrawal of Armenians from Azerbaijani
                  blocks at nights. On the first night we managed to withdraw nearly 70
                  families. We took them to the church. The refugees needed shelter, we
                  had to provide medical aid to injured people, to feed the hungry. With
                  joint efforts we managed to provide them with clothes, medicines,
                  and food.

                  - Is there a documentation of the Armenian massacres in Kirovabad?

                  - We have collected all facts on the Armenian massacres in Kirovabad
                  and delivered them to the Soviet leadership. These facts include
                  statements by 1 300 families, around 5 000 people, while 50 000
                  Armenians lived in Kirovabad. We compiled lists of Azerbaijani pogrom
                  makers who raped the Armenian women and killed the men. All these
                  facts were registered at the military hospital, during the physical
                  exam, and we have a certificate for each case. Around 70 injured
                  people stayed in the church, another 300 had parts of their body
                  amputated with our help. Town hospitals refused to admit them, what
                  is more, Armenians receiving treatment at hospitals were forced out,
                  for instance, the wife of the evening school headmaster was forced
                  out of the hospital after she had her leg amputated.

                  - Did the Azerbaijanis burst into the Armenian block or they committed
                  killings in their territory only?

                  - On the first day of November massacres the Azerbaijanis attacked
                  the church, then they penetrated into the Armenian block, however,
                  facing organized resistance, they fled to the Azerbaijani side. We
                  immediately introduced explanations to the commandants on where
                  and how to block the points leading to Armenian streets in order
                  to prevent the Azerbaijani attacks. After we were deprived of phone
                  communication, electricity and water, we asked for a walkie-talkie
                  to keep in touch with the commandants. The initiating committee met
                  every day to coordinate the operations. Every Armenian block and
                  street organized self-defense.

                  - Were the Armenians evacuated from the town?

                  - No one had thought we would have to leave Kirovabad. However, after
                  the earthquake in Armenia we realized that we could not get help
                  from anywhere, and we fled on our own, with our own resources. The
                  initiating committee stayed in Kirovabad from 1988 December to 1989
                  August and organized evacuations of the Armenians. They were leaving
                  either for Armenia or Russia. There was a military unit in Kirovabad
                  where planes were repaired, and together with Armenians, all Russians
                  were also forcedly deported from there and joined us in the church.

                  There were also Georgians there. These were not only Armenian
                  massacres, but massacres of all non-Azerbaijanis. Azerbaijanis arriving
                  from Armenia exchanged their apartments with the property of the
                  Armenians in Kirovabad, they deceived Armenians, transferring their
                  apartments in Armenia to several Armenian families simultaneously,
                  after which many families were left homeless. On returning to Armenia,
                  they saw other legal owners living in the apartment transferred to
                  them also. The Armenians were transferred from the town by public
                  transport vehicles arriving from Georgia, which were often robbed
                  by the Azerbaijanis on the way. There were cases when passengers
                  of Baku-Ijevan train were forced to get off the train at Kirovabad
                  station and the train would not move on. The Azerbaijanis surrounded
                  the train, demanding to transfer the Armenians to them.

                  - Who coordinated the Armenian massacres in Kirovabad?

                  - The local government. I have kept a recording of speech by second
                  secretary of Kirovabad Jumshud Mamedov during a rally where he
                  said that only 500-600 families were killed. Despite the facts were
                  deliberately distorted and cut threefold, it sounded horrible. The
                  local prosecutor's office had registered the massacres in the period
                  from November 21 to 27 because Kirovabad leadership made public just
                  these data during anti-Armenian actions. We have kept a recording
                  where an Azerbaijani confesses that they were forced to attend these
                  rallies under the threat of being fired from job. The Armenophobic
                  propaganda was on the highest level. All these facts were transferred
                  to the Soviet Prosecutor's Office and are kept at archives.

                  - Was this in fact the first organized resistance to Azerbaijani
                  brutal crowd? Did it influence further developments?

                  - Kirovabad's self-defense was an incentive for Karabakh. Cars arrived
                  even from Stepanakert, delivering food to us. We felt that support. In
                  critical situations, we, Armenians, always win if we are united. When
                  the initiating committee was leaving Kirovabad finally, we locked the
                  church and brought the keys to Etchmiadzin. We did not manage to take
                  away the church property. We are preparing a letter to UNESCO to save
                  the church and the Armenian cemetery from vandalism. Besides, I am
                  making a book with all facts on the Armenian massacres in Kirovabad,
                  official documents, recordings, and evidence.

                  - Every year you gather to commemorate the victims of Armenian
                  massacres.

                  - Yes, we have installed a khachkar (cross-stone) in Tsitsernakaberd in
                  memory of the Armenians who were killed in Kirovabad and in neighboring
                  villages. We visit the khachkar on the last Sunday of November every
                  year and lay flowers at the memorial. We are meeting at Surb Hakob
                  Church in Kanaker-Zeytun community of Yerevan on November 27. Our
                  priest, Ter Sahak, who also participated in self-defense operations
                  in Kirovabad, will offer liturgy, then we will visit Tsitsernakaberd
                  to lay flowers at the khachkar.

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                    THE ROLE OF AVIATION IS MUCH GREATER THAN THE 'ISSUE OF PRESTIGE'
                    Norayr Hovsepian


                    Monday, 28 November 2011 05:39

                    On November 1, it was two years of Dmitry Adbashian's stay in Artsakh.

                    We think it isn't a small period, especially that you came in the
                    second Armenian state with a specific mission and there was no spare
                    time all this period. And the mission is very important - Artsakh
                    should have its civil aviation. What has been done in this direction
                    and what is to be done yet? Following is our interview on these and
                    some other issues with Chief Civil Aviation Department under the NKR
                    Government Dmitry Adbashian:

                    - Mr. Adbashian, you came here with a specific mission. Are you
                    satisfied with the realized works?

                    - I'll try to bring some facts, but I'd not like to give any
                    self-evaluation. The works were conducted in a few directions. First,
                    they are the works conducted at the Stepanakert airport, which are
                    visible for many people. Two years ago, the basic building was just a
                    little higher than its foundation. Today, the basic and the adjoining
                    buildings are completed. This can be seen by those passing near the
                    airport. The quality of the works was always strictly controlled, and
                    we are not disappointed with it. Lately, much work was conducted on
                    the runway. We have widened and strengthened it. But, this is not all.

                    >From the very beginning, the runway's position was so that its both
                    sides were covered with hills, which didn't allow comparatively big
                    aircrafts to make a landing or takeoff, or, at least, they made it
                    risky. We'd not like to go deep into the issue and search the reasons
                    in Baku. I'd merely note a fact - changing the direction of the runway
                    just by a few degree, this inconvenience could be easily avoided. And
                    if we don't do this, many people will not merely understand us.

                    Anyway, we have what we have. To change the direction of the runway,
                    or, to build a new one was inexpedient. And we decided to free the
                    required space, at least, in one direction. To date, these works are
                    completed. The tops of the hampering hills were cut. As a result,
                    the Stepanakert airport can receive all the kinds of airbuses smaller
                    than Airbus-320. And for the 50-seat CRJ-200, which will be put into
                    operation here, the conditions are quite favorable.

                    - What can you say about the equipment? Are the works on the airport's
                    technical equipment underway?

                    - These works are completed. In the basic building, all the needed
                    equipment is installed for receiving, sending, and accompanying the
                    planes in accordance with the required standards. A few days ago,
                    we turned on for the first time and tried the lighting system of
                    the airport. Our expectations were justified. We started making
                    experimental flights on training aircrafts, checking in practice the
                    safety of the installed equipment.

                    - Do you have corresponding specialists for ensuring an efficient job?

                    - Initially, the flights will be made by invited specialists. I
                    mean pilots. Much time is needed for their training. We have held
                    corresponding re-training on other professions. Also, we have equipped
                    the educational center - the specialists' training and retraining will
                    have a systematic character. Surely, it is preferable that the entire
                    personnel comprise local specialists. I hope we'll achieve this goal
                    in the future. Moreover, our students will have the chance to study
                    also abroad, in particular, in Russia. We have visited the Artsakh
                    State University with corresponding proposals.

                    - Can you briefly introduce the situation in the legal field?

                    - The issue is half resolved. The civil aviation sphere is already
                    regulated by the law. But, we haven't got yet the Air Code of the
                    Republic of Artsakh. Another missing is that our basic documents are in
                    the Armenian language. This is justified as of the domestic-circulation
                    documents. But, if we plan flights not only to Armenia and are ready
                    to receive aircrafts coming not only from Yerevan, so we should have
                    foreign-language documents, at least, in Russian. This is one of the
                    unresolved issues.

                    - And are there many unresolved issues?

                    - Maybe, it will seem ridiculous. But, though we cut the hills,
                    the issue of the landfill near the airport is still unresolved. This
                    represents a possible danger for us, both due to the inevitable smog
                    and big flocks of birds there.

                    - Among the unresolved issues, you didn't note the possible
                    difficulties related to ICAO's (International Civil Aviation
                    Organization) giving permission for making flights from and to
                    Stepanakert. You didn't either note the threats permanently sounded
                    from Baku.

                    - As of Baku's threats, surely, considering the modern technical
                    abilities, an aircraft flying from or to Stepanakert can be shelled
                    from Azerbaijan. But, despite everything, nobody can be unpunished
                    in shelling a civil aircraft. And this is realized in Baku. If you
                    have noticed, this issue has been recently avoided even in Azerbaijan.

                    As of the ICAO, the approaches here are contradicting. On the one
                    hand, the operation of the Stepanakert airport will give the Artsakh
                    people the chance to realize their inalienable right to freedom of
                    movement. This is a common right for all the people, regardless of
                    their belonging to any state - recognized or unrecognized. Nobody
                    argues with us on this issue. But, for making flights, inter-state
                    agreements are needed. Anyway, these issues can be also resolved. I'd
                    like to note that without violating the international law, we'll make
                    flights on the same principle, on which some aviation companies make
                    flights from North Cyprus to different countries. Curiously enough, in
                    this issue, we'll be comprehended best of all by our basic opponents -
                    Azerbaijan and Turkey.

                    - To speak half seriously and half jokingly, some taxi drivers and taxi
                    services in Artsakh suppose that when the airport starts operating,
                    their incomes will decrease.

                    - I'll answer this question seriously. The availability of similar
                    viewpoints means that the role and significance of the civil aviation
                    for Artsakh isn't fully realized yet by everybody. If you ask anybody
                    in the street why we need the civil aviation, probably, you will hear
                    in response: "We are not worse than others", "This is an issue of
                    prestige", etc. Surely, it is good that the people have high patriotic
                    spirit. But, the role of aviation is much greater than just the "issue
                    of prestige". This will allow us to be closer to the world. We'll
                    have new and incomparably greater possibilities for the development
                    of tourism and export of goods - not to Armenia, but to foreign states.

                    First, we'll have airliners, but in the future, the issue of cargo
                    aircrafts will be also on the agenda. This will be economically
                    profitable.

                    And as of the taxi drivers' concern, aviation was never considered an
                    alternative to taxi in any country in the world. Surely, this will
                    not take place in our case either. On the contrary, the airport's
                    operation will provide an additional job just for taxi drivers.

                    - In conclusion, I'd like to ask about the prices, which, I'm sure,
                    is an issue of concern for many people. When will the Stepanakert
                    airport start operating and what will the price policy be?

                    - The airport will start operating when it is fully ready. We have
                    no right to any mistake and we must get ready for this will full
                    responsibility. Some works are still underway. I can only say that
                    no news is expected in 2011 in this regard.

                    As of the prices, they will also depend on the prices for the services
                    at the receiving airports. Negotiations are still underway. Probably,
                    the price for a one-way ticket will be about 16000-18000 AMD.

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

                      This is specially for WANTED.. now u will know where are the dead bodies..btw im sorry i dont have time to translate it...i guess u can have a lot of time to translate this..so translate and be informed where are your brothers resting in peace if we can say so...
                      btw This information is from an Azerbaijani source (Bolgexeber.com) so u dont have to translate it u can just search it..it happened on november 28.. im posting it in Armenian since my Armenian brothers have to be informed of this


                      Ադրբեջանական բանակի զինծառայող Էլչին Քերիմբեյլին զորամասի հրամանատար Ջավադ Հուսեյնովի հրամանով հարկադրված է եղել մեկ օր շարունակ մերկ կանգնել ձյան եւ սառույցի վրա, որի հետեւանքով զինվորի ոտքերը ցրտահարվել են, եւ նա մահացել է:

                      Ադրբեջանական «Յենի Մուսավաթ» թերթը, վկայակոչելով նույն զորամասի զինծառայողներից մեկի հոր, Աղդամի Բահարլը գյուղի բնակիչ Գենդաբ Էդիլովից ստացված տեղեկությունները, հաղորդում է, որ դեպքը տեղի է ունեցել Ադրբեջանի ՊՆ-ի` Մռավի լեռներում գտնվող թիվ N զորամասում: Զինվորին սպանելուց հետո, նրա դիակը ներքեւ են շպրտել պահակակետից, հայտնել է Գենդաբ Էդիլովը` հավելելով, որ այժմ զինվորի մահվան մեջ մեղադրում են իր որդուն: «Մահացած զինվորի հայրը դատարանում հայտնել է, որ իր որդու սպանության մեջ մեղավոր են նրա հրամանատարները` Ինշալահ Մուսաեւը եւ Ջավադ Հուսեյնովը, սակայն նրա խոսքերին ուշադրություն չեն դարձնում»:

                      Փաստորեն, դատարանը կոծկում է հրամանատար մարդասպանների հանցանքը` մեղադրանք ներկայացնելով գործի հետ կապ չունեցող զինծառայող Էլնուր Էդիլովին, եզրափակում է թերթը:

                      Հիշեցնենք, որ օրերս ադրբեջանական Bolgexeber.com կայքը հայտնել էր, թե ինչպես Թարթառի շրջանում տեղկայաված զորամասերից մեկի հրամանատարը ֆիզիկական բռնություններ էր կիրառել զորամասի զինծառայող Անար Բեշիրովի դեմ, մասնավորապես հրամանատարը իր նոթատետրը մտցրել էր զինվորի բերանը եւ այրել` նրան լուրջ վնասվածքներ պատճառելով: Զինվորը զանգահարել էր հորը եւ պատմել իր նկատմամբ կիրառվող դաժանությունների մասին: Այնուհետեւ զինվորի հայրը եկել է վերոնշյալ զորամաս, հանդիպել հրամանատարի հետ, իսկ վերջինս էլ խոստովանել էր ամեն ինչ եւ խոստացել էր, որ նման բան այլեւս չի կրկնվի: Կարճ ժամանակ անց Անար Բեշիրովը կրկին զանգահարել էր հորը եւ հայտնել, որ իր դեմ ավելի «դաժան մեթոդներ» են սկսել կիրառել, հաղորդում է կայքը: Այժմ զինծառայողի հայրը փորձում է համապատասխան մարմիններին իրազեկել իր որդու հանդեպ կիրառվող բռնությունների մասին:

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