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I think that strategy makes sense, but at the same time it would be a problem for Iran because training pilots without having delivered jets would mean Iran is f*****. I would say training and delivery would go parallel, so Iran doesn't have too many pilots trained without jets. Also I think...

They will be used to conduct IED, delay tactics and teach armenians to fight guerilla warfare. UAV and raiding supply lines becomes more imperative. I think they are trying to buy time until supply lines are established.

Considering how Russia has been squeezing Iran in Syria, I doubt Iran would in the future be dependent on Russian arms. This should give us a bit leeway to hope Iran won't allow too much arms into Armenia. https://www.tskmap.net/

https://www.dailysabah.com/business/tech/turkcell-develops-customized-platform-for-aselsan-for-secure-communication

Iran is more wested in Russian arms than Chinese as I remember. Also other things, but wouldn't it be a good time to balance out the purchase with some Chinese ? Russia would have to sell to Iran regardless of support for Armenia as they're in need of money.

I have a bad feeling that Iran will screw Azerbaycan over to gain some leverage in Syria. Iran isn't interested in Azerbaycan solving their problems, and the same goes for Russia, so they'll team up at some point. They're probably busy negotiating at the moment. I have hope that Azeri...

I kinda tried to give my view on why Azerbaijan has been keeping a low profile and such. I do not think it is because of ungratefulness, it's just they need to keep quite about things. But we got a turkish saying "bir fincan kahvenin kirk yil hatiri var dir" (A cup of coffee will be remembered...

BY AGENCIES ISTANBUL MID-EAST SEP 28, 2020 12:26 PM GMT+3 https://idsb.tmgrup.com.tr/ly/uploads/images/2020/09/28/thumbs/800x531/61169.jpg Enraged by near-daily attacks on its interests in Iraq, Washington has threatened to close its embassy in Baghdad, in a blow to a premier seen as a...

According to tweet this is Fuzuli.

Yes the previous post was translated a bit too freely. It said in the post that we've liberated some of parts of Fuzuli. But Fuzuli itself hasn't been secured yet.

If those jets attacks then that'll escalate the war. So I think they're being utilized to try take out the UAV or such. Or intercept any missile or such that may be fired towards Yerevan. But I wouldn't put it past the Russians to use them to kickback Azerbaycan. I just hope they've got enough...

Kamaz present to Armenia on Iran highway.

I guess that means Russia can only supply through Iran, which can only happen in exchange for concessions in Syria. I’m not sure that’s going to happen anytime soon. I saw a tweet that azeri in Iran were going to demonstrate on roads leading to Armenia.

Well, not to bring down the adrenalin or be a kill joy, but I think the small amount of information available is hopefully keeping the other countries in the dark as well. I think it's very important and necessary to gain a big military advantage to ensure that Armenia is kept in check and...

You're mentioning religion in your argument again. ;D it would be sufficent to say, THIS IS HOW TURKS WORK TOGETHER! The arabs aren't really going to learn from it because they're still tribal.

UAV version of A400 would be nice. But I think I'd send some AUV along just to loiter around until the right troops get to the supplies. Would suck if the terrorists got to it first.

Religion has nothing to do with this. Let's just remember that all of this is happening in times where we don't have many friends. Nothin from turkic states. Only Pakistan supports us openly like this. Ukraine has an interest in stemming Russia and reconnecting with Turkish nations because...

https://www.dailysabah.com/business/defense/turkeys-1st-domestic-multirole-helicopter-gokbey-to-fly-with-local-engine-by-year-end

When the whole world is looking at the tension in Karabagh. We have to be alert on our other fronts.