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https://report.az/en/domestic-politics/azerbaijani-serviceman-martyred-in-lachin-district/ He was 18 and started his service only 4 months ago. Allah rehmet eylesin.

https://bastion.tv/azerbajdzhan-nadast-ukrayini-kerovani-aviabombi-qfab-250-lg-dlya-su-25_n48504/amp Azerbaijan will provide Ukraine with QFAB-250 LG guided air bombs for the Su-25 The Kremlin is furious. Azerbaijan's support for Ukraine in the war with Moscow may be much more serious than...

I have a sneaking suspicion that Russia is somehow involved in stirring this up but I can't be 100% sure. Armenia certainly isn't doing themselves any favors by stalling on such basic things as a corridor through Syunik/Zangezur and pulling their armed forces out of Karabakh. It was literally...

So if I am understanding this correctly, TAI will be obliged to hire Qatari engineers regardless of whether they are the best qualified candidate or not? There is basically nothing stopping Turkey from going the full nine yards and slamming Russia with sanctions and green-lighting military...

Well s**t, guess I was wrong to say things are quiet now...

Told you guys Akkuyu was a waste of time and money. Conspicuous absence of any YPG/PKK mention, I'm guessing.

Seems to be a very ergonomic design compared to the Milkor.

Azerbaijan has apparently been covertly delivering weapons to Ukraine through Sudan.

I'm confused, what "independence plans"? Taiwan is already an independent country.

I'll be honest with you chief, I have no idea. A friend of mine did mention that her brother got called up to the border a few weeks ago. You have Blinken and EU representatives talking about progress on the peace talks and you have the seemingly inevitable handover of Lachin to Azerbaijan but...

Doesn't seem to me like there's much to care about in the Aegean compared to Turkey's southern and eastern borders.

Sad to see the Japanese weapons industry fall behind. They had a very impressive track record in the past, look up World War II and Imperial Japan had like 20 different super-weapon prototypes being worked on simultaneously.

This isn't unique to the US military, there has been a major reassessment in all Western militaries on revising troop numbers down (UK is another notable example). Part of it has to do with recruitment targets not being met (which does need to be taken with a grain of salt as the US military...

LMAO. You want to avoid Russia so you go to a Russian proxy. Whose own proxies are pulling false flags and attacks against your nation and troops.

This isn't surprising because there was no way Russia was going to let go of one of their two (or three, really) trump cards in regards to pressuring the West over Ukraine - oil and gas resources as well as global food supply (the third is nuclear annihilation).

They got ripped off, with the current border policy they could've just walked across and nobody would stop them.

An Israeli media figure supposedly refuted this in the comments but he also seemed oddly defensive of his colleague publishing apparently false information.

It's pretty obviously done by Iranians because rocket strikes are their distinguishing mark in the region. It's like an assassin shooting their victim with a bullet engraved with their initials while trying to frame somebody else.

I heavily suspect it's Iranian-pushed. First the explosion at a tourist resort blamed on Turkey, now this.

Coming from Iran that's doubly hilarious considering what they've been doing to Lake Urmia.