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Nagorno-Karabagh: Military Balance Between Armenia & Azerbaijan

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

    Again Rostov-on-Don:







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

      Originally posted by burjuin View Post
      Again Rostov-on-Don:
      arnvazn yerek ankam mi amsva mech, inchen ugharkel tser gardzikov?

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        Hunvari skzbitc minchev amsi 22 amen or 2 trichk

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

            Originally posted by arakeretzig View Post
            arnvazn yerek ankam mi amsva mech, inchen ugharkel tser gardzikov?
            I am guessing is due to the Georgian blockade of Russia.....supplies are flown in for the Gyumri base and Armenian military needs.

            Two flights a day burjuin? man that is alot of loading and unloading.
            B0zkurt Hunter

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

              Originally posted by Eddo211 View Post
              I am guessing is due to the Georgian blockade of Russia.....supplies are flown in for the Gyumri base and Armenian military needs.

              Two flights a day burjuin? man that is alot of loading and unloading.
              preparing for karabakh army parade ?

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                AZAD ISAZADE:AZERBAIJAN WILL NOT HAVE DECISIVE SUPERIORITY OVER ARMENIA WITHIN THE COMING DECADES
                by David Stepanyan

                Arminfo
                Thursday, January 26, 15:53

                Interview of military psychologist Azad Isazade (Baku) with ArmInfo
                news agency

                When analyzing the course of the Karabakh settlement, one has got an
                impression that everything is developing according to the scenario
                of the Palestine-Israeli conflict. What true instruments for the
                Karabakh conflict settlement we have today, except the war? Do they
                have chances to be used successfully?

                Everything in the Karabakh conflict's resolution follows the scenario
                of the Palestinian-Israeli conflict so far. There is neither military
                nor political resolution of the conflict. The resolution is in the
                military-political field, which, however, does not mean resumption
                of military actions. There are forms of military actions that do
                not imply armed conflicts. Various maneuvers, exercises, parades are
                demonstration of force and one of the forms of the intensive military
                activity in the military-diplomatic field. For instance, Azerbaijan
                has raised the issue of restoration of the Iranian-Azerbaijani border,
                which is partly not under its control. He said it is an example
                of such diplomacy. It does not require attacking the civilians
                residing in Stepanakert. It will be enough launching negotiations as
                an alternative to the armed conflict.

                Hence, it is necessary to rule out resumption of the military conflict,
                first of all, and there are already certain premises for that. I am
                sure that in spite of its desire to unleash military actions Azerbaijan
                cannot do that at least before May 2012 when Eurovision Song Contest
                will be held in Baku.

                We are not China where the Olympic Games were not boycotted despite
                the developments in Tibet. In case of poor judgment, Eurovision will
                remain a dream for Baku. It is not a joke, but reality. Such arguments
                can be found both in Russia and the West.

                May the changing of the balance between the parties to the Nagornyy
                Karabakh conflict result in the new war?

                Actually, today Azerbaijan has certain economic and military-technical
                superiority over Armenia. Nevertheless, we are well aware that
                without possible interference by third countries and other factors,
                the Azerbaijani Armed Forces should prevail the defending Armenians
                at least five-fold.

                In conditions of such mountainous area as Karabakh, the offensive side
                needs 7-8-fold superiority, whereas Azerbaijan has just certain weapon
                superiority over Armenia at present. Armenia prevails over Azerbaijan
                with some other types of weapons. However, Azerbaijan will not have
                decisive superiority over Armenia within the coming decades.

                In this light, Azerbaijan has only one way - a blitzkrieg, which
                will not make it possible for Azerbaijan to settle the issue
                finally. For instance, Azerbaijan can invade Aghdam, or Armenia can
                block Baku-Tbilisi-Ceyhan pipeline. But such kind of operation
                will not lead the parties to final resolution of the conflict. It
                will just lead the conflict to the more intensive phase.

                How can you explain the main reasons of servicemen death in the
                Armenian and Azerbaijani armies?

                Deaths from the enemy shells on the line of contact are a small
                percentage of the deaths in the Azerbaijani army. There are also
                other non-combat related deaths: diseases, humiliating treatment of
                juniors, suicides.

                Both the Armenian and Azerbaijani armies are 'fragments' of the Soviet
                army with all its benefits and implications. Despite all the talks
                on reforms, the officer corps in both the armies is the same.

                Tactical instructions and regulations are still the same. Military
                hazing is the result of unsatisfactory work of the officer corps
                with the manpower. An officer must not transfer his direct duty
                to the senior conscripts. This is what leads to non-combat related
                incidents. But officer do not care for that. Both in Armenia and
                Azerbaijan, he said, there are army units where "dedovshina" (military
                hazing) is not so critical. Referring to the Armenian officers he
                met at various forums. The situation in Armenia is different. The
                military hazing in Azerbaijan is critical and sometimes results in
                deaths, while in Armenia there is certain second hierarchy of senior
                conscripts. There are "supervisors" in the army units and the officer
                corps has been quite successfully fighting this phenomena for several
                years. It is very important, for in case of an armed conflict, such
                double hierarchy may have unpredictable results.

                The leadership of Armenia and Nagornyy Karabakh reiterated many times
                about their readiness to withdraw snipers from the line of contact,
                but Baku does not share such readiness. What is the reason of it? And
                what is the core of senseless death of young people from both parties?

                The withdrawal of Armenian and Azerbaijani snipers from the line of
                contact is not the best way out from the created situation. In our
                armies snipers are chiefly soldiers of the involuntary service. For
                this reason for withdrawal of snipers we shall be forced to change
                the whole staff structure of the Armed Forces. I think that a sniper
                has no right to shoot without the order. In this case, either defence
                ministers of both states do not so much own the situation at the
                line of contact, as their order not to fire is ignored, or they give
                another secret order to fire. I think that to stop the sniper war not
                the withdrawal of snipers is necessary but a strict order of defence
                ministers to stop fire. The expert thinks that even if snipers stop
                firing, the bigger skirmish among intelligence officers and sabotage
                groups will often happen.

                Defence ministers and commanders of the general headquarters are
                directly linked with each other, and if desired, they could think
                over the conditions of the specific ceasefire. Every sniper's bullet
                increases the possibility of the relevant asymmetric respond of the
                enemy, and raises the possibility of a large-scale war starting.

                That is to say, this bullet may become the last drop after which the
                situation will be out of control. For this reason, not the snipers
                should be removed but the separation line of the confronting forces
                enlarged.

                The position of the Armenian parties to the Nagornyy Karabakh conflict
                is in making compromise based on an accord to yield several regions in
                return to recognize independence of Nagornyy Karabakh by the official
                Baku. But such an offer is not accepted by those which are guided by
                the principle everything or nothing"...

                At present the Armenian party offers to discuss the destiny of 5
                regions, but Azerbaijan demand all 7. The recognition of independence
                of Nagornyy Karabakh is not a compromise of Azerbaijan but just
                recognition of the present status-quo. In return, Azerbaijan offers
                an option of a wider autonomy, of which they did not even want to
                listen to in Stepanakert.

                By the way, there is no point about autonomy in the Constitution
                of Azerbaijan...

                The present status-quo of the NKR is preserved thanks to the interests
                of certain force centers, but it will change after changing of
                their priorities. If such changes happen in Russia and Turkey, after
                which Armenia and Azerbaijan will feel their force, the status-quo
                will also change. Actually, we understand that today the status-quo
                suits everybody, but it will end sooner or later. Till 1988 Nagornyy
                Karabakh was like an autonomy within Azerbaijan, that is to say, it
                was also status-quo, which suited nobody than. And that status-quo
                broke in 70 years of existence.

                One should look for other alternatives. As Armenians do not admit the
                talks about autonomy, and the talks about independence of Karabakh
                are inadmissible for Azerbaijanis, other options for settlement should
                be drawn out, based on the economic development of both states. Today
                citizens of Armenia and Azerbaijan simply resolve this problem leaving
                for Russia to try to earn a fast buck. Only in case of searching and
                fulfilling of joint economic projects without mutual demands about
                recognition of territorial integrity and independence, we shall
                be able to come to the mutually acceptable option of the Nagornyy
                Karabakh conflict settlement in future.

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

                  hey, I just notices your post and am just now able to respond. but fyi Omar chain of mountains is located in kyalbajar or kelbajar near the village of CHOPRLU, i didnt find the name of the village on maps but i know this since my brother served there on the border on top of omar mountain dduring 2002-2004 years. hope this helps

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                    Armenian Army:






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                      We will acquire new weaponry by 2015 – Armenian Defense Minister

                      January 28, 2012 | 12:47

                      YEREVAN. – One of the Armenian army’s main directions is passing to a strategic planning, Defense Minister Seyran Ohanyan stated Saturday to news reporters, during his visit to capital Yerevan’s Yerablur Pantheon, adding that the army is increasing its military capabilities by way of acquiring weaponry.

                      “We will acquire new weaponry, no later than 2015, which will be long-range, [and] accurate, and it will solve those problems which the army faces,” Ohanyan said.

                      The Minister also noted that the Security Council approved, in 2011, Armenia’s military industry concept, along the lines of which a huge program of events is planned for this year.

                      As Armenian News-NEWS.am informed earlier, President Serzh Sargsyan paid a visit to capital Yerevan’s Yerablur Pantheon for fallen Karabakh war heroes, in the morning of Saturday, January 28, 2012—the Armenian Armed Forces Day 20th anniversary—and laid a wreath to the memorial. Nagorno-Karabakh Republic President Bako Sahakyan, National Assembly Speaker Samvel Nikoyan, PM, Tigran Sargsyan, Defense Minister Seyran Ohanyan, and senior army officers were also on hand at the Pantheon to pay their respects to the fallen heroes.


                      Azerbaijani society aware of sultan on throne - Colonel-General Yuri Khachaturov

                      January 28, 2012 | 12:45

                      YEREVAN.- The Armenian Army has become strong, said Chief of General Staff of Armenian Armed Forces, Colonel-General Yuri Khachaturov.

                      Congratulating the Armenian nation on the Army Day, he said the most considerable achievement is high level of skills of the officers.

                      Colonel-General also touched upon the issues related to Azerbaijan’s military rhetoric, saying the Azerbaijani society feels it is ruled by the regime of a sultan.

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