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berkut76 said:
How would Russia provide arms to Armenia right now? Georgian air space is closed. Iranians are wary of internal issues and have strained relationship with Russia at the moment as well.
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With regards to Georgian airspace, you are wrong. There are even commercial flights between Moscow and Yerevan with a connection flight through a Russian airport right on the border with Georgia, I'm looking at one right now for this Wednesday. If there are commercial flights, there are most definitely military/cargo flights. Even if I'm wrong about commercial flights, Georgia's capacity to restrict military flights by Russia is limited at best.

Regarding Iran, I don't know what kind of "strain" there is between Iran and Russia that didn't always exist. They are competitors in some sense, but certainly allies. Heck, Russia today announced that they will be selling S-400 system to Iran very soon. There have been confirmed Kamaz trucks going from Iran to Armenia, and even Iran to Armenia via Karabakh, in the past few weeks. If you think they're carrying bananas and car parts, I have a bridge to sell you...

Edit: My apologies, I am the one who is likely wrong about Georgian airspace. Attached is a flight path taken by a Russian foreign ministry official, probably Lavrov, to Armenia today. However, this photo gives you an idea of how Russia can get stuff into Armenia I guess...
 

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brasq said:
Azerbaijani retreat from Madaghis, about 24 hours after their announcement of capturing the village. NKR announced retreat of certain areas earlier today, so unclear current status of that land.
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I read that there was heavy fog in the area that impedes drone work but not artillery shooting by coordinates so nobody want to stay in the trap.
 
Armenian trophy military equipments captured by Azerbaijanis.

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Ivan le Fou said:
France is desperately trying to remain relevant on the international scene and thus Macron is, as well, desperately trying to insert himself anywhere he can. Only to get booted.
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In my interpretation, Macron is trying to poop on Merkel's door, by showing the world that France is the actual leader of EU.
So he's jumping into every battlefield to create an impression of hectic French political activity in foreign relations, but when he sees he can't connect the said battlefield in any way to the EU politics or interests, he drops the call, and runs searching for something else.

But that's why this is interesting for me. Means EU is totally distancing itself from whatever will or won't happen in Nagorno-Karabakh. Or to be more exact, doesn't care what happens there.
 
nicememe said:
But that's why this is interesting for me. Means EU is totally distancing itself from whatever will or won't happen in Nagorno-Karabakh. Or to be more exact, doesn't care what happens there.
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More like can't affect what happens in any way. Economically there isn't enough leverage, diplomatically they can send out an impotent message that is so watered down by the lack of cohesive (foreign) policy that it won't make any impact and in a military context nothing will happen because it's not in anyone's interest and France can't go in alone and the Germans won't deploy outside NATO territory without a UN resolution. There will be some pleas to stop fighting like the EU always does out of it's mission statement to promote peace and that is about it.

Not our problem anyway.

Hiryu2.0 said:
Félig-meddig.
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Turn off auto-translate as none of us speak Hungarian ;)
 
morris said:
Turkey should take part in the settlement of the Karabakh conflict, Azerbaijani President Ilham Aliyev said.
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I presume as a ''guarantor'' power like in Cyprus and when Turkey thinks that an agreement is violated, by their own unique interpretation of the international law, will have the right to invade. Good thing that the Armenians have a lot of good scholars in international law , plus many officers who graduated from the Hellenic Military Academy in Athens, and they have a specialist knowledge about the related subject.
 
DACT said:
I presume as a ''guarantor'' power like in Cyprus and when Turkey thinks that an agreement is violated, by their own unique interpretation of the international law, will have the right to invade. Good thing that the Armenians have a lot of good scholars in international law , plus many officers who graduated from the Hellenic Military Academy in Athens, and they have a specialist knowledge about the related subject.
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I suggest you: stop humiliating and make "jokes" about Turkey. Just put aside your nationalism, and be objective on this topic. Dude, almost every comment that you make contains opposition, and hate to Turkey. No one is interested in your Academy, people are discussing the tension between the two countries. Thank you.
 
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Armenians firing a Tochka
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AND said:
What a ridiculous claim. I think Russia can destroy entire Azeri military infrastructure and take out their armed forces out of the game with cost of annual military trainings like Kavkaz-2020 and similar.

Cost of current military operations (Donbass, Syria, Libya) are very limited at the moment.
You just need to check some numbers. Russia defeat Georgia in 2008 with 15K forces, Ukraine in 2014 with 30K (total with local insurgents). In the same time in Chechnia Russia deployed 100K (!) forces for years in times when Russian economics was about 1/3 or 1/4 of current. Russian army prepared for much wide conflicts then some regional war. However, i do not expect Russian full scale involvement for obvious political reason - Russia want keep relations with Azerbaijan and Turkey.

My personal opinion - we must declare non-fly zone in the region, strike Azeris with ballistic\cruise missiles and then airstrikes if they will not obey.
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How can declare a no-fly zone to owner of the region.. Nogoro Karabath is Azeri Land not some Armenian BS claim... the one that start invade Azerbaijan is Armenia.. pls understand.. and now Russian is so quiet about Armenia conflict.. news said they keep tap with their counterpart Turkey.. maybe Russia thing is not a worthy things to involve in Armenia.. they have Israel and turkey to lookout in the conflict .. both party have interest in Azerbaijan... hehehe
 
DACT said:
I presume as a ''guarantor'' power like in Cyprus and when Turkey thinks that an agreement is violated, by their own unique interpretation of the international law, will have the right to invade. Good thing that the Armenians have a lot of good scholars in international law , plus many officers who graduated from the Hellenic Military Academy in Athens, and they have a specialist knowledge about the related subject.
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You have to wonder when the Turkish people will reach their breaking point with Erdogan. Cyprus, Syria, Libya, the Mediterranean, now perhaps Azerbaijan. It's only a matter of time before the Turkish people wonder why money is being spent while the economy at home is cratering and Turkish sons are being lost, all to fulfill Erdogan's fantasies of becoming the new Sultan of the Ottoman Empire.
 
Chazman said:
You have to wonder when the Turkish people will reach their breaking point with Erdogan. Cyprus, Syria, Libya, the Mediterranean, now perhaps Azerbaijan. It's only a matter of time before the Turkish people wonder why money is being spent while the economy at home is cratering and Turkish sons are being lost, all to fulfill Erdogan's fantasies of becoming the new Sultan of the Ottoman Empire.
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In your eyes as non-muslim, Edrogan is like freak what so ever.. but he is our Hero in the Muslim world and do so much compare to other muslims leader so quite about killing and abuse human right of muslims around the world.. is so much we see how freak Trumps, Macron and other EU leader is... hehe, everything trying to blame Muslim... but these clown invaded muslims country with so many excuse... u name it WMD, killing their citizen and blah blah...
 
jebirun said:
In your eyes as non-muslim, Edrogan is like freak what so ever.. but he is our Hero in the Muslim world and do so much compare to other muslims leader so quite about killing and abuse human right of muslims around the world.. is so much we see how freak Trumps, Macron and other EU leader is... hehe, everything trying to blame Muslim... but these clown invaded muslims country with so many excuse... u name it WMD, killing their citizen and blah blah...
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You just made my point. In the period after 9/11 the American people were united in going anywhere and doing anything, regardless of cost, to kill and destroy those responsible. 15 years later, when these never ending wars became self-licking ice cream cones, perpetuated by the elites pulling the strings on the administrative state, the American people rebelled and elected Donald Trump to end them.

Also, if you are talking about the "Muslim World" and Erdo being their hero, it's not the Muslim World losing their sons, it's the Turkish mothers.
 
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Captured Armenian T-72 tanks shown to public.

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