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Images from the clashes around Agbend, the last village on the Iranian border in the Richlan region.
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and environmental catastrophe as a result of the Turkish-Azerbaijani aggression unleashed along the entire line of contact against Artsakh.
The situation with corpses on the battlefield is getting out of control. Motion capture cameras installed in various locations in the area of hostilities have already captured how wild animals are feeding on corpses. Given that the casualties are numbering in thousands and many corpses are strewed near and along water bodies, continuity of this humanitarian disaster will lead to serious human health-related and environmental problems ranging from outbreak of various infectious diseases to spread of dangerous pathogens through wild animals and water bodies. These repercussions will not be confined to Artsakh, Armenia and Azerbaijan, but have the potential to affect wider region.
 
Well, depending on who makes the call they can be, Freedom Fighters TM, Austere Religious Scholars, Opposition forces, Whateveristan Free Army, Moderates, and turn into Bloodthirsty Terrorists, the very next minute when the narrative suits the speaker and the winds of change just happened to blow.

Lets just agree that there are pawns who have been played and discarded by every warrying side for centuries. Thats the way Zealots work, they are predictable, can be easily played, and relatively safe to use and get rid off, if you have established the adecuate systems and forces when that time comes.... but if this basic precautions arent followed........... ohhh boy any ruler who wasnt careful and didnt do his job properly when dealing with this forces really went on a rough ride (for some literally the ride of their lives). They also come cheaper than mercs, are far more expendable, and certainly less dangerous than disgruntled or unpaid mercs, and waaaaay safer than "allied" forces allowed into your territory to fight on your behalf, but with their own agenda.

If you ask me they are Jihadis now, but they were the very same Jihadis when we trained then back then to topple Assad/Gaddaffi/Insert Name. Jeeeez..... I still remember the stories about their western instructors pissed off about the task of training jihadis. I still remember the story of a certain trainer not giving 2 fvcks and training them pisspoorly so they got offed in a month, so he wouldnt have to face them 2000km away in a different war 5 years down the road.


Of course they're pawns.
 
Well its kind of off-topic but on the other hand on topic again. It has to do something with Turkey. I suspect a meaningful involvement of Turkey in this conflict. So yes to not bring up the population at home due to casualties the AKP regime has to resort to mercenaries. Kind of mimicking the US approach but with far less reliable partners. It is getting involved in too many conflicts which it is not really prepared for nor capable (willing) of properly executing it militarily. I also factor in the (suspected) unwillingness of Turkeys military which was subject to purges not that long ago and now should die for Erdogans and AKPs policies.

This is a very good analysis of Turkeys strategies (January 2020) and actions in the last years. It is sadly just available in German and was written by Dr. Seufert from the CATS (Center for applied studies on Turkey) which is supported by the Mercator Institute and the German Department of State.


It clearly mentions Turkeys involvement with the Muslim brotherhood and thus alienating Egypt and Syria which still have secular governments. Something AKP wanted to change. It also led to Turkey becoming more isolated in the Mediterranean issue. Turkey profits from the fact of not being wanted to be lost in NATO and and at the same trying to compete with Russia but also partner with it to a degree. The whole reason why Turkey could move into Syria.

Now if you apply this schematic to the Azerbaijan Armenia conflict it is very well possible of Turkey being massively involved here and it may also be responsible for the breakout of the clashes by supporting Azerbaijan in a way it is led to think to once and for all solve the issue militarily.

1. Testing out how far they can get away with it concerning Russia (see Syria)
2. "Covert" support in logistics and probably operating the UAVs and supplying intel aswell as
3. Overt support in form of regular arms deals (may be much larger in reality though)
4. Giving access to its mercenaries pool
 
Armenian military unit making an infiltration in an area in the Hadrut axis where it’s under the control of Azerbaijan forces.

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The more things change, the more they stay the same. This image of Armenian women is from 1895.


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Karabakh Armenian president speeching and other guys checking UAVs.
 
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Azerbijan attack with guided misisle to Armenian outpost bunker. My guess Its Israel made LORA missile.
 
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Exclusive video. Defeated enemy military equipment in the southern direction

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