Azerbaijan vs Armenia [Nagorno-Karabakh conflict]

par far wrote:Turkey is recruiting Syrian militants to fight Armenia on behalf of Azerbaijan. Erdog is really trying to make as many allies for Assad as possible it seems.

https://southfront.org/turkey-is-recruiting-syrian-militants-to-fight-for-azerbaijan-against-armenia-reports/

JohninMK wrote:

par far wrote:Turkey is recruiting Syrian militants to fight Armenia on behalf of Azerbaijan. Erdog is really trying to make as many allies for Assad as possible it seems.

https://southfront.org/turkey-is-recruiting-syrian-militants-to-fight-for-azerbaijan-against-armenia-reports/

They'll be running out soon.

Spriter
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HTS is sending 338 of its terrorists from Idlib to Azerbaijan, who are from there to help the country in the fight against Armenia.
in exchange for signing a six-month renewable contract with a monthly salary of / 2500 / USD.

miketheterrible wrote:These are 338 trained terrorists. You and I know these are advisors and trainers to help Azerbaijan forces act more like terrorists than anything else.  Armenia will still while the floor with them.

Isos wrote:I thought Azerbaijan had the advantage against Armenia because they have a fucking rich country with the gas/oil. But they invested nothing in defence. Only bought some israeli shitty drones that keeps being shoot down by Armenia.

The involvement of of HTS will oblige Russia to intervene. They don't want them there near Chechnya.

Big mistake of Azerbaijan to let them in.

flamming_python wrote:

Cyberspec wrote:@Flaming Python,

you make it sound as if minorities are persecuted in Russia which is BS

There is a campaign of switching partially or mostly non-Russian language schools to entirely Russian-language ones despite continuing enough support for the former to justify them, which goes against the constitution.

I don't call it oppression, but it isn't very nice.

Among any population group where there is a demand for a school in a certain language or at least with lessons teaching that language, there should be such a school.

Oppression appears in the form of relations between the center and the federal subjects; which goes for Russian regions as well as non-Russian ones equally.

miketheterrible wrote:

Azerbaijan did invest heavily in its military. They just can't fight worth shit.

Isos wrote:

miketheterrible wrote:

Azerbaijan did invest heavily in its military. They just can't fight worth shit.

In what did they invest ? They have less hardware than Armenia.

Isos wrote:Rauf
@raufnmammadov
WOW! Haqqin reports that Serbia has sent Russian-made arms to Armenia via Georgia. Haqqin is an informal mouthpiece for the govt.

Tanks, modernization of aircrafts (MiGs), armored carriers, ATGM's, Air defense systems, etc.

It would be nicer to see Serbian made weapons in Armenia. Like their Lazar or artillery systems. Would be a good way to get further exports and field testing done.

Isos wrote:

Tanks, modernization of aircrafts (MiGs), armored carriers, ATGM's, Air defense systems, etc.

When I see numbers on wikipedia it's like they spent not more than 1 billion. Which is very low for a country that export gas and has a conflict with its neighbour.

It would be nicer to see Serbian made weapons in Armenia. Like their Lazar or artillery systems. Would be a good way to get further exports and field testing done.

I doubt its that kind of stuff. I also doubt it's from Serbia. Maybe Russia sending reinforcement to Armenia but since they are also friends with Azerbaijan they don't want it to be known. Serbia doesn't have the ressource to help them.