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Nagorno-Karabagh: Military Balance Between Armenia & Azerbaijan

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      • Guys, when I was looking at the Wikipedia page of the April 1st clashes, I noticed it was heavily cherry picked for military loses, it says we lost 150 soldiers (11 non combatant) and 31 Azerbaijani loses. Absolute disgrace to the families who lost the other 60-70 all for them not be reported as a casualty, and the 31 loses were claimed by the government NOT THE AZERBAIJANI SOURCES, and speaking of it, the Armenian claim (our MOD) officially said they took out 350 soldiers and 4 tanks (which I'm surprised our guys haven't added this one as it is true to some extent) 2-3 drones and 1 helicopter not 1000 soldiers 2 helicopters 14 UAV's and 30 vehicles!, seriously, why haven't we changed this? Armnuke, if your reading this, you know what to do.

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                    • Originally posted by DieHard69 View Post
                      Guys, when I was looking at the Wikipedia page of the April 1st clashes, I noticed it was heavily cherry picked for military loses, it says we lost 150 soldiers (11 non combatant) and 31 Azerbaijani loses. Absolute disgrace to the families who lost the other 60-70 all for them not be reported as a casualty, and the 31 loses were claimed by the government NOT THE AZERBAIJANI SOURCES, and speaking of it, the Armenian claim (our MOD) officially said they took out 350 soldiers and 4 tanks (which I'm surprised our guys haven't added this one as it is true to some extent) 2-3 drones and 1 helicopter not 1000 soldiers 2 helicopters 14 UAV's and 30 vehicles!, seriously, why haven't we changed this? Armnuke, if your reading this, you know what to do.
                      It's just that an Azerbaijani troll editor changed the casualty numbers, and by an unfortunate coincidence the page-editing permissions got updated to a more restrictive level right after. The correct number agreed upon by the page editors is 91 Armenian soldiers killed and 94 Azerbaijani soldiers, and the opposing government claims are written below those numbers. Don't worry, they'll be reverted soon, and afterwards troll edit problems like this should be much less often thanks to the new protection.

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