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War Azeris and Armenians plunge into war as Putin and Turkey look on. geostrategic tensions between them over proxy

i dont see any cry from Azerbaijan , what i see your buddy vovka poogabe cries

#Azerbaijan #Karabakh in the Baku now

For all #Turkish nation and our brothers

Today we get back #Madagiz. We will get all Karabakh

our voice will be more loud. WE WILL WIN!!!! #KarabakhisAzerbaijan

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Unlike Turkey, which openly supports Azerbaijan in an effort to regain the disputed territories, Russia, which is an official ally of Armenia and has a military base on the territory of this country, is in no hurry to intervene in the conflict, limiting itself to calls for a ceasefire.
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Who is this "vovka poogabe" you imagine to be crying?

And why would he cry about the strikes on Azerbaijan positions?
 
Just your daily reminder that Armenia is fighting a guy who says crap like this.

Armenia as a country is of no value. It is actually a colony, an outpost run from abroad, a territory artificially created on ancient Azerbaijani lands."[95]
"We will continue our efforts to isolate Armenia. This policy is working. We see its results."[96]
"The Armenian lobby is our main enemy and we are the main enemy for them."[97]
"Azerbaijan grows stronger and more powerful by the year, while Armenia weakens and declines every year."[98]
"The Armenian barbarians and vandals have razed the city of Agdam to the ground. The ruins of the city of Agdam are clearly visible from here."[99]

“On 19 September 2013 during the opening ceremony of the "Genocide Memorial Complex built in the north-eastern town of Guba to honor victims of massacres committed in the area by Armenian and Bolshevik forces in 1918", President Aliyev stated that "Azerbaijan's state flag should be waved in Shusha, Khankendi and Azerbaijanis should live in their historical lands in future. Our historical lands are Irevan khanate, Goyce and Zangazur regions. There will be times; we will live in these lands." He went on praising Ramil Safarov saying "Azerbaijan has returned Ramil Safarov—its officer to homeland, given him freedom and restored the justice."[101]

 
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For the more than 330,000 residents of Ganja, this morning brought horror - the city was being shelled by forces fighting for Armenia.
"We heard a big explosion. It was shocking and dreadful. Children were scared," one resident told us. "We left our apartment and went to a shelter."
A nurse in one of the main hospitals said several injured civilians had been brought in.
"My husband saw the body of a woman in a pool of blood. There are casualties all over the city," she said.
Separatists in Nagorno-Karabakh have urged residents of major Azerbaijani cities to leave, warning that military sites there are now legitimate targets.
But Ganja resident Elnur Bayramov said he and his family were not scared.
"We are not going to leave our house, our city, we are not going to become internally displaced people," he said.
 
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For the more than 330,000 residents of Ganja, this morning brought horror - the city was being shelled by forces fighting for Armenia.
"We heard a big explosion. It was shocking and dreadful. Children were scared," one resident told us. "We left our apartment and went to a shelter."
A nurse in one of the main hospitals said several injured civilians had been brought in.
"My husband saw the body of a woman in a pool of blood. There are casualties all over the city," she said.
Separatists in Nagorno-Karabakh have urged residents of major Azerbaijani cities to leave, warning that military sites there are now legitimate targets.
But Ganja resident Elnur Bayramov said he and his family were not scared.
"We are not going to leave our house, our city, we are not going to become internally displaced people," he said.
This is what happens when you start a war.
 
War is in Karabakh zone but Armenia (Moscow) is bombing cities of Azerbaijan which are not situated in Karabakh and a lot of civilians died because of this.Countries and organizations are still silent to this but if we did this...
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The Azerbaijani appear to have run out of some steam. While they're shelling Stepnakert, they're reportedly taken heavy losses from Armenian artillery. However the Armenians have also suffered heavy armor losses in the fighting thus far.
 
Armenia is not Russia.
Armenia is Moscow´s poodle , thats why its so poor today , do you know how many A. left A. for the last 30 years ? NK is a stone on A lag
 
Armenia is Moscow´s poodle , thats why its so poor today

No, it isn't. You are vastly overestimating how much influence Russia has over Armenia.
 
War is in Karabakh zone but Armenia (Moscow) is bombing cities of Azerbaijan which are not situated in Karabakh and a lot of civilians died because of this.Countries and organizations are still silent to this but if we did this...
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Terrible news for the Aliyev dictatorship, Azeri troops walked into a trap and suffered a major defeat.

 
The Azerbaijani appear to have run out of some steam. While they're shelling Stepnakert, they're reportedly taken heavy losses from Armenian artillery. However the Armenians have also suffered heavy armor losses in the fighting thus far.

To me it looks like armenia was hesitant to retaliate and was defending until recently, like they were hoping a peace deal could be struck over full on war.

Recently they went on the offensive, launching iskander missiles and artillery at airports and military bases. It seems they have the capability to do such for a while, but were hesitant to use such means. I think it was saturday or sunday though azerbaijan sent an aircraft in and bombed a military post, which may have been the breaking point for armenia to retaliate in full.
 
Terrible news for the Aliyev dictatorship, Azeri troops walked into a trap and suffered a major defeat.




Man you would have figured the pincer attack would have been known by every military since it's recorded use goes back to ancient greece.
 
Man you would have figured the pincer attack would have been known by every military since it's recorded use goes back to ancient greece.

You'd be surprised at how little some people learn.
 
Man you would have figured the pincer attack would have been known by every military since it's recorded use goes back to ancient greece.

Nobody has ever accused the Aliyev dictatorship‘s forces of being competent. He’s prioritized loyalty to the regime over skill from the get-go, and it shows.
 

" A striking feature of the new Armenian-Azerbaijani war is Russia’s apparent passivity. By day four of the last major fighting, in April 2016, the Kremlin had already convened a meeting between the countries’ security chiefs and brokered a ceasefire.


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To be sure, the scale of the fighting and Turkey’s support have given Baku greater confidence to resist what it has long seen as Moscow’s self-serving conflict management. But what else lies behind Russia’s low-profile response?... Russia was distracted with demonstrations in Belarus, and has been caught on the back foot. ...

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No, because that's stupid.
great argument, explains anything

" The renewed ‘CISproject’ worked out particularly well in Armenia where, unlike neighbouring Georgia, it produced significant outputs over a relatively short period of time. More precisely, Armenian and Russian Presidents came up with the so called ‘mutually beneficial’ ‘assets-for-debt’ swap that would gradually but immensely step up Russian influence in the Armenian economy since the fall of 2001 (Eurasianet, 2002). The recipe is simple: in exchange for a write-off of its around $100 milliondebt incurred since 1991, Armenia agreed to transfer strategic state-owned assets to Russia, including six hydroelectric power plants (Eurasianet, 2003). Moreover, in 2003, Armenia ratified an agreement that allowed Russian RAO Unified Energy Systems (UES)to take over the financial control of the Medzamor nuclear power plant, accounting for about 40 percent of Armenian electricity production (Azatutyun, 2003). Overall, Russia took over around 90 percent of Armenia’s power generating capacities. Besides, within the ‘assets-for-debt’ swap arrangements, Kocharyan’s government handed over Armenia’s largest cement factory to the Russian ITERA gas exporter in payment for its $10 million debt for past gas deliveries (Eurasianet, 2003). It is noteworthy that both Georgia and Ukraine similarly had huge debts to Russia, yet Armenia was the only one to make substantial concessions for its write-off. Indeed, the tightening economic grip on Armenia gave Russia political leverage to influence the country’s behaviour. In October 2002, Armenia, alongwith Russia, Belarus, Kazakhstan, Kyrgyzstan and Tajikistan, signed the founding documents of the Collective Security Treaty Organization (CSTO), thus confirming the strategic choice of the Russia-led trajectory. The Armenian-Russian military cooperation significantly intensified in the fall of 2003. On the eve of the Georgian ‘Rose’ revolution, Armenia signed a series of military agreements with Russia (Secrieru, 2006). Over time Russia has significantly tightened its economic grip on Armenia. As a single country, Russia is the main external trade partner of Armenia, being the destination for 20 per cent of Armenian exports and source of 70 per cent of remittances (Worldbank, 2015).Russia also maintains lead in the realm of foreign investments in Armenia. According to official information, there are about 1,400 enterprises with Russian capital, which is over one fourth of all economic entities with involvement of foreign capital (Sargsyan, 2017). Last but not least, Russia is home to more than 2.5 million Armenian migrants, who would be subject to harsh mistreatment in case of Armenia’s ‘non-Russian’ foreign policy options. This assumption is based on the Russian authorities’ massive crackdown on the Georgian population in Russia, following Tbilisi’s determination to sign up to the Association Agreement with the EU (Emerson and Kostanyan, 2013). It is perhaps for this reason that the President of the Union of Armenians in Russia Ara Abrahamyan has warmly welcome Armenia’s decision to join the EAEU, focusing specifically on its positive implications or at worst –the possibility to avoid repercussions for Armenian community in Russia (Panorama, 2013).It is worth noting that, prior to Armenia’s move towards the EAEU, Russia played its energy card by increasing gas prices for Armenia by 50 percent in April 2013, thus alarming possible economic repercussions of Armenia’s European aspirations. Ironically, gas price was reduced as Armenia decided to sign up to the EAEU. Armenia’s energy minister, Armen Movisisyanstated outright that the Eurasian choice shields Armenia from gas price hikes (Asbarez, 2013). Remarkably, there has been a tendency in President Sargsyan’s discourse to emphasize the hypothetical economic and political hardships that Armenia would sufferin case of deviating from strategic partnership with Russia. In legitimizing Armenia’s decision to join the EAEU, Sargsyan used the strategy of a ‘hypothetical future’ https://www.econstor.eu/bitstream/10419/198543/1/ceswp-v10-i2-p234-250.pdf
 
The Azeris have made a major break through in the south, but it appears they're paying a heavy price for it from Armenian artillery.
 
great argument, explains anything

The only reason Russia is so invested in Armenia because Armenia is dirt poor and Russia is not. Russia has the 5th highest purchasing power parity in the world.
 
The only reason Russia is so invested in Armenia because Armenia is dirt poor and Russia is not. Russia has the 5th highest purchasing power parity in the world.
why you are posting like a Muscovite imperialist , do you hate Armenians that much ? why Estonia is so rich to compere A.? Armenian is poor and declining in population like no one else, because its Moscow´s poodle . criminal gang ozero investments is a nasty joke toward Armenians

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Ozero (Russian: О́зеро, lit. lake) (full name: дачный потребительский кооператив «Озеро», Dacha consumer cooperative "Ozero") is a dacha housing cooperative associated with Vladimir Putin's inner circle.
 
why you are posting like a Muscovite imperialist , do you hate Armenians that much ? why Estonia is so rich to compere A.? Armenian is poor and declining in population like no one else, because its Moscow´s poodle

Armenia is poor because it's a small land locked country with nothing in the way of vital natural resources, at least nothing that can make it competitive on the international market.

Estonia, on the other hand, has the natural resources to provide for its own energy needs, is located in Europe, near major manufacturing and commerical networks, and has an extensive coastline to facilitate international trade. Landlocked countries will almost always be poorer than coastal ones. That's just the way the world works.
 
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