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

    Last edited by Azad; 04-05-2016, 02:57 PM.

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

      Guys what are the results? Did the baboons take any territory?

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

        Originally posted by Spetsnaz View Post
        What the Karabakh army did on the frontline in these 4 days was a knock-back to the Azerbaijani government. A small number of troops stopped a blitz that was prepared for months! This time our "Fedayees" were 18 years old brave soldiers.

        Now that they have failed to cause any damage to the Armenian side and lost all the checkpoints they have gained, they want to take the pen & paper and sit back on the table.

        Well, should you think that we didn’t give a blow to the Azerbaijani army/government you are mistaken for the following reasons:

        1) We gave them an adequate response.
        2) We returned our lost checkpoints.
        3) We do not seek to advance more not to increase the number of our casualties.(as we won the war back in 1994 and we have liberated our Karabakh)
        4) Azerbaijan's economy is declining because of the: 1) Manat (their currency) devaluation 2) Decline in oil prices
        5) For the above mentioned reasons we have to benefit from their economic downfall and not go into war since we do not have that downfall.
        6) We destroyed 3x more tanks including T-90s proving that we do not need them as T-72's (more cheaper) did their job quite well.
        7) We killed 11x more than our casualties.
        8) Armenian Air defense proved its capabilities by downing 2 choppers and 6 UAVs.
        9) We downed one suicide Israeli UAV (unmanned aerial vehicle). Now we can learn more about them and why not even manufacture as we have the potential and we do manufacture UAVs (Krunk).
        10) After they've spent billions of dollars they weren't able to hold 8 checkpoints for a single night. (We have regained these checkpoints with minimal casualties)
        11) We will raise the "war crimes" committed by Azerbaijan [1) 3 elders that were brutally killed 2) Bombardment of the school] to prove who's the aggressor.
        12) After the blow caused to their army, now Aliyev (their president) should have more headache in their internal/political sector.
        13) For 100% now Turkey cannot join OSCE as he backed Azerbaijan's aggression.
        14) Russia will think twice now while selling ammo's to Azerbaijan.
        15) Finally our only task was to recapture our lost lands. And it took us only 3-4 days with 18 years old soldiers to destroy their well prepared special forces...If our task was to conquer more areas be sure we would have done it!

        Glory to all the Volunteers who left their families/countries they were born to join the battle and Glory to every single Woman in Armenia who donated their blood for the wounded soldiers.

        Long Live Armenia, Long Live Artsakh, and may the Souls of our Martyrs Rest in Peace.
        Bravo! and all done without using Special Forces and Air Force assets. The Azeris threw the kitchen sink at Artsakh in 2 sectors and were beaten back handily. They used their SF, mercenaries, advance weapons systems, attacking drones, etc (everything but their AF because the know on the first morning they would have been f#cked). If the Azeris actually hand any success in achieving their goals (gaining territory), we would have seen their proof all over the internet. As you say, they cannot hide their losses for much longer. The Azeris, though loathe to admit it, must know something is up because they are barking like dogs all over the place on the internet
        Last edited by Joseph; 04-05-2016, 03:03 PM.
        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

          Originally posted by Spetsnaz View Post
          9) We downed one suicide Israeli UAV (unmanned aerial vehicle). Now we can learn more about them and why not even manufacture as we have the potential and we do manufacture UAVs (Krunk).
          I hope so! I do not believe it was the suicide UAV that we downed. We downed many but I haven't seen the suicide version on the ground.

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

            Originally posted by Ak105 View Post
            Guys what are the results? Did the baboons take any territory?

            The Karabakh MoD is adamant that they did not gain any territory. I'm not 100% certain, I still though the Azeris gained some foothold in the SE sector near Horadiz (so-called Lele Tepe Hill) but according the authorities, they were driven back with extreme prejudice.
            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

              Originally posted by Ak105 View Post
              Guys what are the results? Did the baboons take any territory?
              They got their azzs handed to them ... no territory, as in 0

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

                Originally posted by Joseph View Post
                The Karabakh MoD is adamant that they did not gain any territory. I'm not 100% certain, I still though the Azeris gained some foothold in the SE sector near Horadiz (so-called Lele Tepe Hill) but according the authorities, they were driven back with extreme prejudice.
                In a year once their economy falls we will be walking to any trenches we lost.

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

                  In my estimation though I'm far from an expert is that Armenia and Artsakh will have some valuable insight into latest workings of the Azeri military: strategy, equipment, morale, disposition, formations, stengths, weaknesses. Our guys made some mistakes too, and some that could have been avoided- knowing will save lives in the future and enable increased destructive capacity on the enemy. Armenia/Artsakh must remain extremely vigilant but is in a position of strength. Next time the Azeri cause any trouble at all, they need to be hit hard- the Azeri military has no stomach for total war. They're barking c@cker spaniels.
                  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

                    Originally posted by Spetsnaz View Post
                    What the Karabakh army did on the frontline in these 4 days was a knock-back to the Azerbaijani government. A small number of troops stopped a blitz that was prepared for months! This time our "Fedayees" were 18 years old brave soldiers.

                    Now that they have failed to cause any damage to the Armenian side and lost all the checkpoints they have gained, they want to take the pen & paper and sit back on the table.

                    Well, should you think that we didn’t give a blow to the Azerbaijani army/government you are mistaken for the following reasons:

                    1) We gave them an adequate response.
                    2) We returned our lost checkpoints.
                    3) We do not seek to advance more not to increase the number of our casualties.(as we won the war back in 1994 and we have liberated our Karabakh)
                    4) Azerbaijan's economy is declining because of the: 1) Manat (their currency) devaluation 2) Decline in oil prices
                    5) For the above mentioned reasons we have to benefit from their economic downfall and not go into war since we do not have that downfall.
                    6) We destroyed 3x more tanks including T-90s proving that we do not need them as T-72's (more cheaper) did their job quite well.
                    7) We killed 11x more than our casualties.
                    8) Armenian Air defense proved its capabilities by downing 2 choppers and 6 UAVs.
                    9) We downed one suicide Israeli UAV (unmanned aerial vehicle). Now we can learn more about them and why not even manufacture as we have the potential and we do manufacture UAVs (Krunk).
                    10) After they've spent billions of dollars they weren't able to hold 8 checkpoints for a single night. (We have regained these checkpoints with minimal casualties)
                    11) We will raise the "war crimes" committed by Azerbaijan [1) 3 elders that were brutally killed 2) Bombardment of the school] to prove who's the aggressor.
                    12) After the blow caused to their army, now Aliyev (their president) should have more headache in their internal/political sector.
                    13) For 100% now Turkey cannot join OSCE as he backed Azerbaijan's aggression.
                    14) Russia will think twice now while selling ammo's to Azerbaijan.
                    15) Finally our only task was to recapture our lost lands. And it took us only 3-4 days with 18 years old soldiers to destroy their well prepared special forces...If our task was to conquer more areas be sure we would have done it!

                    Glory to all the Volunteers who left their families/countries they were born to join the battle and Glory to every single Woman in Armenia who donated their blood for the wounded soldiers.

                    Long Live Armenia, Long Live Artsakh, and may the Souls of our Martyrs Rest in Peace.
                    God is strong my friend

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

                      Originally posted by Ak105 View Post
                      God is strong my friend
                      Although understated, yes x zillions to infinitely.

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