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Tai Hai Chen wrote:Speaking of drones. You can get a Mavic 2 Zoom for only 1000 bucks. It flies for 30+ minutes, has control range up to 10 km, 2 times optical zoom. It's more than sufficient for a small place like Karabakh. Not to mention something this small made of plastic won't show on radar.
On top of that, you can get FPV which makes pilot training much easier and quicker.
Regular wrote:I was looking at the videos and there was one with T-90 getting hit by ATGM to the side..
Yet Armenians cut the video short..
I assume this tank survived then? There are no pictures or videos of the aftermath?
Azerbaijani forces have reached the historic city, a major objective of the offensive launched on September 27 by Baku. The intense fights turn to their advantage.
Shushi's defenders are in tatters. Heaped up on top of each other at the back of military ambulances, they landed by dozens, wounded, bloody, exhausted, at Stepanakert hospital in the valley. Others descend from the mountain, haggard, without knowing if they will resume the fight. Along the route, packages were hastily abandoned by units under artillery and sniper fire.
It looks a lot like a day of breakup. Even if the power of Stepanakert denies it, the battle of Shushi seemed to turn, Friday, November 6 in the evening, to the advantage of the Azerbaijani forces
Shushi's defenders are in tatters. Heaped up on top of each other at the back of military ambulances, they landed by dozens, wounded, bloody, exhausted, at Stepanakert hospital in the valley. Others descend from the mountain, haggard, without knowing if they will resume the fight. Along the route, packages were hastily abandoned by units under artillery and sniper fire.
It looks a lot like a day of breakup. Even if the power of Stepanakert denies it, the battle of Shushi seemed to turn, Friday, November 6 in the evening, to the advantage of the Azerbaijani forces.
It has been nearly a week since the Baku army, whose stated objective is to reconquer Nagorno-Karabakh lost during the war with Armenia (1988-1994), arrived within gun range of Shushi. . The main front was frozen for a time in the forests near the village of Karin Tak, where the fighting was very heavy. Then, for three days, commandos led on the roads around Shushi night incursions intended to test the defenses of the city.....
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PapaDragon wrote:
Shusha is about to fall, If Pasha walks away from this alive Armenians will have to blame themselves double the amount
Nagorno-Karabakh: the battle of Shushi, key to the conflict in the region, rages
https://www.lemonde.fr/international/article/2020/11/07/la-bataille-de-chouchi-cle-du-conflit-au-haut-karabakh-fait-rage_6058893_3210.html
Azerbaijani forces have reached the historic city, a major objective of the offensive launched on September 27 by Baku. The intense fights turn to their advantage.
Shushi's defenders are in tatters. Heaped up on top of each other at the back of military ambulances, they landed by dozens, wounded, bloody, exhausted, at Stepanakert hospital in the valley. Others descend from the mountain, haggard, without knowing if they will resume the fight. Along the route, packages were hastily abandoned by units under artillery and sniper fire.
It looks a lot like a day of breakup. Even if the power of Stepanakert denies it, the battle of Shushi seemed to turn, Friday, November 6 in the evening, to the advantage of the Azerbaijani forces
Shushi's defenders are in tatters. Heaped up on top of each other at the back of military ambulances, they landed by dozens, wounded, bloody, exhausted, at Stepanakert hospital in the valley. Others descend from the mountain, haggard, without knowing if they will resume the fight. Along the route, packages were hastily abandoned by units under artillery and sniper fire.
It looks a lot like a day of breakup. Even if the power of Stepanakert denies it, the battle of Shushi seemed to turn, Friday, November 6 in the evening, to the advantage of the Azerbaijani forces.
It has been nearly a week since the Baku army, whose stated objective is to reconquer Nagorno-Karabakh lost during the war with Armenia (1988-1994), arrived within gun range of Shushi. . The main front was frozen for a time in the forests near the village of Karin Tak, where the fighting was very heavy. Then, for three days, commandos led on the roads around Shushi night incursions intended to test the defenses of the city.....
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miketheterrible wrote:
But, that is what the people chose in protest. Hence why protests never bring a good leader. Armenia, Ukraine, Georgia, Russia 1993, etc.
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Regular wrote:I was looking at the videos and there was one with T-90 getting hit by ATGM to the side..
Yet Armenians cut the video short..
I assume this tank survived then? There are no pictures or videos of the aftermath?
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KoTeMoRe wrote:Tank Sand Cat and BMP-2 were all hit. Tank has not moved from spot since attack. Turret hatches are open.
Also second proven TB-2 destroyed.
Regular wrote:KoTeMoRe wrote:Tank Sand Cat and BMP-2 were all hit. Tank has not moved from spot since attack. Turret hatches are open.
Also second proven TB-2 destroyed.
Sorry, but aren't you talking about T-72 was knocked out of action? T-90 video seems to be inconclusive.
Also, interesting footage from Shushi,
It seems Azeris have a highground. Notice how calm someone walks in the middle of shooting .
https://twitter.com/BabakTaghvaee1/status/1325388219328946177?s=20
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Mitzer's numbers are trash because he takes (Turkish/Azeri/jihadi) combat footage at face value. I have far greater respect for the autists running the lostarmor site who not only have done a far better job documenting equipment losses (color pictures, multiple views, statistics) but have also went the extra mile and made it that these claims are verifiable - some even have google map tags on them. He's a hack pandering to his Turkish audience, and hey, there's nothing wrong with that - a man has to eat after all, but to pose as an objective observer is just reaching.Fred333 wrote:
I am looking for evidence of this, do you have some? I am suspecting they are a paid propaganda front masquerading as a bellingcat-light operation.
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Tsavo Lion wrote:...Fears of civilian exodus rise as Azerbaijan advances in Karabakh
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PapaDragon wrote:Tsavo Lion wrote:...
Fears of civilian exodus rise as Azerbaijan advances in Karabakh
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Already happening in Stepankeret
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kvs wrote:Nope, Pussynian has made sure that Armenians in the NK are losing. The Azeris already control a key supply road that
has cut off the bulk of the NK defenders.
Note that Uncle Swine-shit and his EU minions have done nothing to save bootlick Pussynian's Armenia. That's the sort of leader
that NATzO wants in every country it wants to use and abuse. Like Banderastan formerly known as Ukraine.
Is this some sort of weird sarcastic joke that I do not understand?Tai Hai Chen wrote:Armenians see Putin as coward for handing northern Syria to Erdogan in exchange for S-400 deal. You wait and see. Biden will arm Armenians with Javelin anti tank missiles and the tide will turn in Armenians favor. Biden absolutely hates Erdogan the self proclaimed new sultan.
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nero wrote:Is this some sort of weird sarcastic joke that I do not understand?Tai Hai Chen wrote:Armenians see Putin as coward for handing northern Syria to Erdogan in exchange for S-400 deal. You wait and see. Biden will arm Armenians with Javelin anti tank missiles and the tide will turn in Armenians favor. Biden absolutely hates Erdogan the self proclaimed new sultan.
Biden might as well give the Armenians nuclear warheads. By the way things are currently folding out it will not matter in the slightest. Where are regular Armenian formations? They're not actually taking part in the war! They're sitting safely in Armenia doing jack shit whilst the volunteers and young kids are dying on the front-lines in NK. They do not even recognize the Republic Artsakh themselves.
So do tell me who the real cowards are...
Previously in the thread I was annoyed that Russia does nothing over this. Yet why should they when the Armenians themselves are very lax about the entire situation? There is the occasional plane from Mozdok, though that is likely to supply the Russian base in Gyurmi as other means of transport are limited.
If the siege on Stepanakert starts the war is practically over. That will leave 1/3rd of Artsakh population displaced. Morale will be completely ruined in most sane people and the left-overs will amount to a cleanup operation.
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