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Not really, as long as the two sides can be amicable about it, then I don't see why the corridor shouldn't exist. What's more important is Russian outposts. Those outposts need to be inside the area of the autonomous region, and not outskirts of Karabag that Azerbaycan will be handed.

Domestic production :)

Well, we've been saying that for a while, so question is do we still have that many engines from France ?

Turkey’s new finance minister vows market-friendly changes BY DAILY SABAH WITH AGENCIES ISTANBUL ECONOMY NOV 10, 2020 6:22 PM GMT+3 Treasury and Finance Minister Lütfi Elvan at the ministry headquarters in the capital Ankara, Turkey, Nov. 10, 2020. (AA Photo) Turkey’s new Treasury and...

I read the article as "we're working on improving the range of domestic engine". Am I wrong ?

It is Azerbaycan's land even the corridor. Which is why border gate is necessary for surveillance, and even the cities that Armenians are going to hold will be on Azerbaycan soil. So armed forces would be a violation of the signed treaty.

They may as well move those posts further in to what will be autonomous areas.

I wonder how they've solved the battery issue during winter.

Cavusoglu explaining the outcome.

I was thinking Azerbaycan needs to build proper border gate with high tech gear to have an eye on what passes through. I don't think it would violate the agreement.

Video in Turkish about agriculture, support etc. Technology is going to increase efficiency, reduce manpower need etc. But are electric vehicles really good for heavy duty ? no charging station needed because it's built-in... eh... charging time kind of depends on ampere.

https://www.dailysabah.com/world/africa/icc-haftars-forces-booby-trapped-homes-harmed-civilians-constituting-war-crime

We're already building supply vessels for companies like Esvagt. Would these vessels have similar capabilities or would they have more research facilities ? Also would TN be present on these ships for security ?

I asked for clarification on Lacin as I understood from the text it's Azerbaycan's land. Seems like a good video. Pros/cons according to video: Pro 1. corridor to Nakcivan 2. kelbecer, Lacin, Agdam, won on the table (was ours to begin with anyway) 3. we didn't lose any more troops 4...

I think economic difficulties are what makes it hard for Russia to develop capable systems. It's proof of what restriction on economy means for arms industry.

https://www.hurriyetdailynews.com/ankaras-city-council-changes-name-of-avenue-after-residents-complaints-159911 I hope you guys are OK with this :D

TC lands in the south are hopefully talked about and discussed. But the twitter says TC lands in south aren’t being discussed.

I wrote a message to Cavusoglu on twitter and asked that Azerbaycan construct high tech bordergate with surveillance systems and such. Even if Russia is going to patrol the corridor I want Azerbaycan to keep track of what goes in and out.

Well, considering how the country has evolved I would say it's a big meatgrinder that can't seem to restructure it's armed forces, and society. Massive potential, but I don't see Egypt escaping from their situation. Secularism is good, but there are too many rogue factors that insists pulling...

In worst case Nakcivan stays as it is. Nothing lost, nothing gained. I find it more important to implement security and surveillance systems in Karabag after the way this campaign has ended. Call it trust issues.