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Nagorno-Karabagh: Military Balance Between Armenia & Azerbaijan

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    Formation of CSTO forces to be discussed in Yerevan
    26 June 2013 - 8:52am


    Yerevan will host a forum in Yerevan today to discuss formation of CSTO frces, RIA Novosti reports.

    The forum was initiated by the Institute for National Strategic Studies named after Drastamat Kanayan of the Armenian Ministry, secretariat of the CSTO and the CSTO Institute.

    Armenian Defense Minister Seyran Oganyan, CSTO Secretary General Nikolai Bordyuzha, members of the CSTO council of scientists and experts, specialists from Armenia, Kyrgyzstan and Russia and diplomats will attend the talks.
    So...a standing CSTO contingent? Like UN peacekeepers?

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        Russia, Armenia sign new defense deal

        Russia and Armenia gave a further boost to their defense cooperation on Tuesday with a new agreement that appears to facilitate continued Russian arms supplies to the Armenian army, according to Asbarez.com.

        http://www.panorama.am/en/analytics/...-armenia-deal/

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          Originally posted by burjuin View Post
          Our boys are born aerobats and aviators.....too bad that future talent doesn't get capitalize on by our military.
          B0zkurt Hunter

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            RIP "Spitak Arch" Garo Kahkejian
            3.24.1962-6.26.1993


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            The Crusaders


            Foreigners Fight Again in the Embattled Caucasus



            At 2:05 you can hear a short toast and speech by him

            Garo KahkejianFrom Wikipedia, the free encyclopediaGaro KahkejianNickname "the White Bear"Born Aleppo, SyriaDied Magauz, near Mardakert, Nagorno-KarabakhAlle...


            last minute or so of video provides a brief, yet very informative biography of the man
            Last edited by Mher; 06-27-2013, 03:05 AM.

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              Armenia’s defense industry production displayed in Defense Ministry building. 10/26/2012
              At 06 sec MILAN ATGM launcher integrated with 1PN65 TRAKT-1 thermal sight



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                Azerbaijani soldier dies

                [ 27 Juny 2013 18:26 ]

                Baku. Rashad Suleymanov – APA. A soldier of the State Border Service (SBS) of Azerbaijan died.

                SBS told APA that it happened in the frontier post in Lerik region. According to preliminary information, soldier Samadov Khazar Agha died as a result of violation of the rule of conduct with a weapon. He was drafted from the department of State Service for Mobilization and Conscription in Fuzuli region.

                Criminal case has been launched into the fact, investigation is underway.

                Soldier Samadov’s parents were informed about the incident and invited to the military unit.
                apa.az

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                  Russian Aid For Armenian Air Force Announced



                  Russia will help Armenia expand and modernize its relatively small air force within the framework of the Collective Security Treaty Organization (CSTO), top security officials from the two countries said on Thursday.

                  CSTO Secretary General Nikolay Bordyuzha and Artur Baghdasarian, the secretary of Armenia’s National Security Council, made the announcement after signing a memorandum in Yerevan.

                  The memorandum deals with the implementation of a recent decision by the presidents of six ex-Soviet states making up the Russian-led military alliance to set up joint army contingents operating under the CSTO aegis. According to Bordyuzha and Baghdasarian, they will comprise not only ground troops but also air force units.

                  “Collective security forces are being formed in the South Caucasus region where Armenia is the sole CSTO member state. Joint air forces will also be set up here,” explained Baghdasarian.

                  “Armenia’s air force will be expanded,” he told a joint news conference with Bordyuzha. “Not only the air force but also the air-defense system in general will be modernized and re-equipped. The Russian military base [in Armenia] will also re-equipped. In terms of modernization, 2014 will be a very important year.”

                  Baghdasarian gave few details of the planned modernization. He said only that an Armenian air force base in Gyumri is likely to be upgraded with the help of the Russian company Vertolety Rossii that manufactures military helicopters.

                  The Armenian air force mainly consists of several dozen Russian-made Su-25 warplanes and Mi-9 and Mi-25 helicopter gunships operating as part of the country’s air-defense system. Armenia’s airspace is also protected by two dozen MiG-29 fighter jets belonging to the Russian military base.

                  In recent years, Armenia’s arch-foe Azerbaijan has purchased dozens MiG-29s as well as advanced Russian helicopters as part of a massive military build-up fuelled by its oil revenues. Azerbaijani President Ilham Aliyev again declared on Wednesday that the buildup will eventually enable his country to win back Nagorno-Karabakh.

                  Commenting on Aliyev’s statements, Bordyuzha warned against attempts to end the Karabakh conflict by force. “There can be no military solution to the Karabakh problem,” he said.

                  The CSTO secretary general also praised Armenia’s defense capability. “Intensive military-technical cooperation [with Russia] and deliveries of military products as an assistance … allows one to speak of a fairly high degree of security in the Republic of Armenia,” he said.

                  Russia will help Armenia expand and modernize its relatively small air force within the framework of the Collective Security Treaty Organization (CSTO), top security officials from the two countries said on Thursday.
                  Azerbaboon: 9.000 Google hits and counting!

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                    Originally posted by Federate View Post
                    Russian Aid For Armenian Air Force Announced
                    Maybe Ka-52 that was mentioned before in this thread.
                    Azerbaboon: 9.000 Google hits and counting!

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                      Originally posted by Eddo211 View Post
                      Check out the video at 23:25....that is the one I am talking about.

                      yes and we have tose ones already

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