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And then to imagine that I only covered a small number of the factual errors presented in the report. It's filled with them.

Whether you're high on a mountain or far out on the ocean, none of it really matters when you're faced with a fleet of Bayraktar TB2s. They will find you, and they will kill you. However, a major difference between Yemen and for example, Idlib and Nagorno-Karabakh, is that the Houthis don't...

Much, much, much more. Of note: Whenever SIPRI doesn't have access to the correct data they simply add a random number themselves. The same appears to be the case with the Azerbaijani acquisition of TB2s and MAM-Ls.

Teşekkürler :)

Our article on the capture ( or loss depending on your perspective;) ) of Tarhuna by the GNA last year: Disaster at Tarhuna: When Haftar Lost Another Stronghold In Crushing Defeat To The GNA https://www.oryxspioenkop.com/2020/09/disaster-at-tarhuna-how-haftar-blew-yet.html

TAM doesn't have the capability to produce the many types of parts that have to be fitted to each Su-25 (think of engines, avionics etc), and it can't source them from Russia either. It tried to produce a westernized version of the Su-25 under the designation of Ge-31 'Bora' some ten years ago...

Simply unbelievable.

By going through every entry already included in the list and looking at the damage pattern, camouflage, scrapes and other minor details to rule out double entries. It's extremely time-consuming o_O

I hope that we're finally done counting by 2022

To expand on why I (or we) didn't count the number of Armenian soldiers killed by MAM-L strikes: We like counting equipment, not bodies. All these soldiers had a family, parents, brothers and sisters and some even children. Even though I understand why the Azerbaijani MoD uploaded these videos...

I did some further digging into LNA losses and it's 79 MRLs now. As most of you can imagine losses in Libya are extremely difficult to track due to the lack of footage. Hopefully Clash Report starts releasing more footage some day.

Nop.

Israel!

Sorry not sorry 😁

It looks like a museum exhibit (probably somewhere in Eastern Europe) to me, also note the grass growing over the right track and the different types of military vehicles located in the background. But I'll keep on the lookout for its location. Thanks!

Are you sure this one is from Karabakh?