Eventhough you are French,
I respect you cause
you did try to give news that
close to the truth.
Keep it up, my friend.
Azerbaijan Armenia Tensions
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I respect you cause
you did try to give news that
close to the truth.
Keep it up, my friend.
Assalamu'alaikum warahmatullahi wabarakatuh to Muslim
& Good day to the rest
& Good day to the rest
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If we’re celebrating Susa today, it’s thanks to those soldiers that penetrated the Armenian defenses and went in deep, knowingly that they wouldn’t survive. We salute you!
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Is Greater Armenia going to happen now
Time to change lifestyle... minimalism.
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What a trade-off. 2 unmanned Cessna's with small glide-bombs against an assortment of 15 SAM systems and countless other radars and sensors.
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A machine can always be replaced,downing a drone has a less morale and operational impact than an aircraft and a captured or killed pilot.
The real heroes of this war are well those drones. Who knows maybe this will be the first war where machines are given medals.
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Well it seems like "ArtsakhStrong" is the new "Afrin is a fortress".
Two groups of people who were brainwashed to hate Turks, who believed that they could hold off an assault by a superior force, but ultimately paid the price because of the propaganda which they poisoned themselves with.
YPG believed their own lies, and now Armenia has done the same. They kept switching their rhetoric from "we will win this" to "we need help from a superpower" to "we want peace". Yet the solution all along was to sit at the table with Turkey/Azerbaijan and work out a deal. Yet they kept on relying on the support of other powers... as we know none of their wishes come true.
The same thing will continue to happen again and again until they realise that Turkey is not only here to stay, but will have infinitely more power in the region than the USA in the coming decades. The power balance is shifting, and no one will risk a proxy war against Turkish backed forces. Because when push comes to shove neither Russia, the USA or France is willing to sacrifice troops for the sake of any country in this region. Add the sheer effectiveness and low-cost of Turkey's new drone fleet to the equation and it's clear that no one is ready to stop a Turkish-led assault.
It would be a logical step for neighbouring countries to improve their relations with Turkey and start procuring Turkish drones along with receiving Turkish training.
Though not the first time these drones have been used effectively, the experience from Syria and Libya have perfected drone tactics. Now, Turkey can essentially give friendly nation's a fleet of unmanned machines, provide the necessary training and ultimately watch as they decimate an enemy's conventional military.
This war has changed everything.
Two groups of people who were brainwashed to hate Turks, who believed that they could hold off an assault by a superior force, but ultimately paid the price because of the propaganda which they poisoned themselves with.
YPG believed their own lies, and now Armenia has done the same. They kept switching their rhetoric from "we will win this" to "we need help from a superpower" to "we want peace". Yet the solution all along was to sit at the table with Turkey/Azerbaijan and work out a deal. Yet they kept on relying on the support of other powers... as we know none of their wishes come true.
The same thing will continue to happen again and again until they realise that Turkey is not only here to stay, but will have infinitely more power in the region than the USA in the coming decades. The power balance is shifting, and no one will risk a proxy war against Turkish backed forces. Because when push comes to shove neither Russia, the USA or France is willing to sacrifice troops for the sake of any country in this region. Add the sheer effectiveness and low-cost of Turkey's new drone fleet to the equation and it's clear that no one is ready to stop a Turkish-led assault.
It would be a logical step for neighbouring countries to improve their relations with Turkey and start procuring Turkish drones along with receiving Turkish training.
Though not the first time these drones have been used effectively, the experience from Syria and Libya have perfected drone tactics. Now, Turkey can essentially give friendly nation's a fleet of unmanned machines, provide the necessary training and ultimately watch as they decimate an enemy's conventional military.
This war has changed everything.
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Very valuable, it would semi-connect Turkey to the Turkic-world and by that extension Azeris will have more security by directly bordering Turkey.
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Very valuable, it would connect the country directly with Turkey. A corridor would be a key enabler for the creation of a confederation between Turkey and Azerbaijan.
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"Semi-connected" because the only thing which stands in the way is the caspian sea, the caspian sea is surrounded by 3 Turkic-states.
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Most probably a civilian corridor only for humans and economic goods. No military stuff going through that corridor.
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Well, my conclusion is from observing this conflict, that Armenians will behave irrationaly they would hurt Turks amd Azeris first before gaining something for their benefit. To much myths in their mindset, so i doubt in this deal.
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The Turkmen president likes neutrality. And he isn't fond of the Turks.
