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This is your logic: If I was to call you a *******. Now you strongly believe that you aren't a *******. So you shouldn't be offended.

Freedom of speech hypocrisy. https://www.france24.com/en/20190826-macron-calls-out-bolsonaros-extraordinarily-rude-insults-against-wife-brigitte

This convoy, once it reaches Armenia, preferably just over the Iran border, needs to be smashed to pieces. And they can then tell the world that Azeris have hit Armenian territory.

Finally solved the mystery. Imran Hosein is Armenian.

Armenia MoD map and LiveUmap almost identical....

They probably don't have enough of their own uniforms to go around. The earlier video had a dead guy in nikes. I'm surprised that they are putting untrained conscripts on the front line so soon. I would have thought that they would have moved proper soldiers from non conflict zones and used...

https://www.dailysabah.com/politics/french-opposition-rejects-supporting-macrons-anti-islam-row-with-turkey/news

They are getting close to Lacin, but the part of the road that runs close to the border may be problematic. They may have to cross into Armenia here or at least fighting will be cross border to provide safe cover to the road.

The Pantsir is specialised for eliminating ground burrowing animals. Like moles and PKK. Its not recommended to use in the air.

I think the next step is that Turkey should declare a no fly zone over its areas in Syria - for the protection of civilians from Syrian aggression. This notice should be sent to Russia and also Coalition states. But the main thing is the medium/high altitude air defence needs to be in place...

They could do a lease of land for a corridor for a stated period of time but they won't do it because it will benefit turkey.

Russians are doing what they do best and standing in the way, as they have done before. Shame if an Armenian missile went astray, or maybe an experimental 100m drone.

If war was to end here (which I hope it doesn't) it would leave Armenia with a 32km wide border corridor with a friendly state with Azeris at either side. If a full conflict was to break out in the future, this would be impassable for Armenians.

This "humanitarian ceasefire" is for US diaspora consumption. It will make them feel better, meanwhile war will rage on perhaps worse than before.

Problem is the foreign troops on the ground. But Russia does it in Turkish controlled areas. Perhaps they are doing good recon or perhaps they don't care if they hit Turks and can always blame Assad. Anyway I think it is a good idea to hit PKK with drones regularly in Northern Syria.

My point is also valid, I mean to be personal, not to cause offence but to tailor my answer to you. You have made such a simple analogy: High resistance = High damage. Low/no resistance = no/minimum damage. And apparently the Turks must have faced minimal resistance in Syria, whereas...

I was aware of this road to Vardenis. It wasn't include it in my earlier post because early in the conflict there was reports that this road had been intersected by the Azeris. Perhaps it did happen and the area where it occurred is still being contested. Nevertheless, I think this road is of a...

The French certainly know about resistance. They resisted so much that Paris had to be rebuilt entirely after WWII. :p

The problem is if you look closely, there is a whole line of mountains 3000m+. So even Napoleon would have had difficulty here :). There is little point wasting effort here. The area to the east of these pictures don't have the same topography, so that area has been taken. I don't think that...