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Tactical retreat or not it was very disorganized judging by the quantity of intact hardware left behind. It is clear the Armenians might not resist the continued assaults of the Azeris and have to retreat behind other lines of defence. Drone strikes were pretty succesful in depleting their war...

I only post what seems legit from this source. There is almost no views from the opposite side on this thread. If we had to only rely on Azeri sources their soldiers are already eating kebab in Yerevan.

While the Azeri mod portrays the situation on the ground with quick and decisive victories the reality seems to be made of few progresses.... and setbacks....

I think you can hear a drone engine at some point in this video ;

Not sure this is related to Azerbaïdjan and Armenia. Not even sure what it is related to.

Because it appears there are none. All previous attempted assaults were repelled by the Armenians with the Azeris suffering heavy casualties. The Armenians are well entrenched and holding the heights. The Azeris might attempt repeated assaults given they think having depleted or at least greatly...

As the Armenians suffer high casualties,so do the Azeris.... The two sides are known to hide casualties anyways

To be honest i tend to believe this one is stagged... it doesn’t seem natural. + I’ve never seen an armenian soldier with a go pro,but these days lot of go pro footages are magically appearing on the internet.... Take into account the price of such a device compared to the pay of an armenian...

Indeed very disturbing. Remember both armies use conscripts. 18-19-20 years old,they are still kids. All armchair generals and call of duty players on twitter (etc.) should have a "taste" of how war is really.

Could have been an Azeri Mig-29 too. Maybe the Armenians are accusing Turkey so to involve the Russians ? Who knows...

Most of these pictures are old or not even related to Armenia and Azerbaïdjan. I can see a destroyed Georgian T72 during the 2008 war with Russia. The TB2 crashed drone was in Libya.

The two candidates are the Sherpa from Arquus (notably used by the GIGN) The Serval from Nexter in its law enforcement version. A vehicle that was chosen in its military version by the French army to replace with the Griffon its entire VAB fleet. 2,038 vehicles are planned to be acquired,the...

The French Gendarmerie has two types of armored vehicles ; The VBRG,which it uses for law enforcement missions on the French mainland. And the VAB it uses for France and overseas deployments,notably used in Afghanistan.

The French Gendarmerie will (at last) get new armored vehicles to replace its ageing fleet of 80 VBRG (entered service in 1972!) after years of delay due to "lack of budget". The measure has been presented in the budget 2021. The Gendarmerie needs 89 vehicles to replace its VBRGs to carry out...

A lot of members here seem to refrain from using harsh words because of the "bonds" between Turkey and Azerbaïdjan,but they have proved to be a pathetic fighting force,lacking any useful strategy and sending poor conscripts to their death in frontal attacks against an enemy they know is well...

This looks more like a war of attrition at the moment.