Nagorno-Karabagh: Military Balance Between Armenia & Azerbaijan

[Armanen]

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I was thinking of you when I wrote that lol

btw, your stick needs calibration....

Your political analysis skills need calibration.

[Joseph]

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Yeah its interesting how someone can be called a hero without achieving anything.

This is no surprise. Their other hero is a psychotic and sociopathic guy named Ramil Safarov who murdered LT. Gurgen Margarian in his sleep at a NATO language school in Budapest. The Azeris are clearly scraping the bottom of the barrel in their search for "national heros".

The "film" resembles something compiled by elementary schoolers playing war in their backyards, only with a video camera and small budget for fake blood and cursory special effects. I love the how the Armenians have a brother in their army.

[burjuin]

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Armenia’s IT potential to raise country’s defense – UITE

YEREVAN, June 12. /ARKA/. IT potential of Armenia can significantly raise the level of the country’s defence, executive director of the Union of Information Technology Enterprises (UITE) Karen Vardanyan told ARKA.
“The modernization of armament or its upgrading into new quality may be done by the local IT companies,” he said.

Some Armenian companies, according to him, are already processing such orders for other countries.
“The program of delivering the U.S. army’s property as well as that of Afghanistan was developed in Armenia, however, our state, for some unknown reasons, doesn’t fully use this potential,” Vardanyan clarified.

IT potential of Armenia may foster developing the military industry in the country pretty well, the executive director added.

“We should not also forget that today each state is challenged by creating cyber army. We have talked about it with the President of Armenia and presented all possible opportunities and challenges to him,” Vardanyan said and added that it is necessary to activate the cooperation between the IT sector and Armenia’s Ministry of Defense. —0-

11:34 12.06.2012

http://telecom.arka.am/en/news/development/armenia_s_it_potential_to_raise_country_s_defense_uite_/

[Mher]

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I'm not sure about Vahram's post. I think he may have gone insane.

Yes, the Azeri figures are about right. I have some questions for you though seeing as you are in Armenia and have been with a family that has a son in the army:

1. How is morale at the frontline?

2. Have you heard any rumors about K3 or Vahan rifles being mass-produced?

3. Are people becoming more disatisfied with life in Armenia or less?

Thanks.

I finally have regular internet and can post more on regular bases. I don't know about morale or weapons in the front lines because I am not friendly enough with the son to ask about these things. Also these things are not as easy to talk about analytically, when it is such an emotional experience for locals who have lost close friends, waiting on sons to return,etc. I will try to ask in a few day.

In terms of life in Armenia, it is my first time in the Serge era, so I can't compare it to my previous visits. However, there is mass dissatisfaction and disillusionment with the government, and no belief in any legitimacy of its power. I have yet to meet a person who had voted for the party in power, or was satisfied with the party.

Looking at things analytically, I think one has to to admit that things are getting better, but the change is too slow for most locals, and most are seeking a way out.


On the bright side of things, police corruption on the local bases are down significantly, things on the road are becoming much more orderly (wearing seatbelts(even on the gyumri city limits), not talking on the phone, not smoking in a taxi, etc), streets are much cleaner, foreign non armenian tourism has skyrocketed, and peoples treatment of spyurk hyes/ foreigners as well as customers in general has improved significantly.

[arakeretzig]

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btw have you guys read the "Madrid Principles"? you should, it's really amusing to read.

[ninetoyadome]

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This is no surprise. Their other hero is a psychotic and sociopathic guy named Ramil Safarov who murdered LT. Gurgen Margarian in his sleep at a NATO language school in Budapest. The Azeris are clearly scraping the bottom of the barrel in their search for "national heros".

The "film" resembles something compiled by elementary schoolers playing war in their backyards, only with a video camera and small budget for fake blood and cursory special effects. I love the how the Armenians have a brother in their army.

lets not forget ibad huseynov who is credited with beheading Monte, even though their is a photo of Monte during his funeral with his head intact.


This last picture is gruesome, its a picture of huseynov with a beheaded head of an innocent Armenian who they claim is Monte but looks nothing like Monte

[Joseph]

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lets not forget ibad huseynov who is credited with beheading Monte, even though their is a photo of Monte during his funeral with his head intact.
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This last picture is gruesome, its a picture of huseynov with a beheaded head of an innocent Armenian who they claim is Monte but looks nothing like Monte
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Idiots. Monte Melkonian's body was certainly recovered intact which is proven as you've shown and witnessed by thousands. Furthermore, the men that killed Monte were themselves wiped out minutes later as the main body of Montes troops entered the village. Or if Ibad Huseynov was anything like "Mamed the Mule" aka Yuqud Mamedov, it could very well be an Azeri head.

[Mos]

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I finally have regular internet and can post more on regular bases. I don't know about morale or weapons in the front lines because I am not friendly enough with the son to ask about these things. Also these things are not as easy to talk about analytically, when it is such an emotional experience for locals who have lost close friends, waiting on sons to return,etc. I will try to ask in a few day.

In terms of life in Armenia, it is my first time in the Serge era, so I can't compare it to my previous visits. However, there is mass dissatisfaction and disillusionment with the government, and no belief in any legitimacy of its power. I have yet to meet a person who had voted for the party in power, or was satisfied with the party.

Looking at things analytically, I think one has to to admit that things are getting better, but the change is too slow for most locals, and most are seeking a way out.

There are a good amount of people that voted for HHK. There's a lot of false propaganda also going around, spread by Western agents. Others, are just to stupid to understand that Serzh or Kocharian are infinitely better than any of the opposition that would kneel to Azerbaijan in no time. Our number one priority is a strong government that stands in defence of Karabakh and Armenia.

Azeri propaganda video about Mubariz Ibrahimov. Also I love how there is a black guy among the "Armenians"

So we apparently hire black mercenaries? hahahaha

[ninetoyadome]

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Idiots. Monte Melkonian's body was certainly recovered intact which is proven as you've shown and witnessed by thousands. Furthermore, the men that killed Monte were themselves wiped out minutes later as the main body of Montes troops entered the village. Or if Ibad Huseynov was anything like "Mamed the Mule" aka Yuqud Mamedov, it could very well be an Azeri head.

I actually read that he kept the head in his home for over a week. Just goes to show how disturbed these people really are.

[Surenas]

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Just read the story of Monte. Interesting man, it's only a pity that he supported the Islamic revolution in Iran.