Well according to wiki neither Azerbaycan or Armenia has a professional army.
Which kinda begs the question, how can Azerbaycan with all that gas not have a professional army.
Also it doesn't seem like Azerbaycan has a professional army. which I don't understand. Turkey should have enforced a standing professional army of at least 10.000 back in 2009 when we signed a treaty to train the soldiers.
They don't have enough vehicles to transport troops, so they're going to use civilian vehicles. anything going in the direction of warzone is an enemy carrying vehicle. Look at those soldiers in the picture.
A few good men... Raising the tensions until they erupt, that's the era we're in atm. Wisdom thrown out of the window.
As it was during cold war stopping sovjet took priority, but the squibble atm is more busy getting into positions of power than dealing with the peoples problems.
Well, there aren't any chance of using proxies, so they have to do it themselves. So the question is whether Azerbaycan has a professional army, or are they using conscripts. That won't do in this time and age which is why I say they should have several UAV airborne supporting the push.
If Azerbaycan doesn’t do airstrikes then this won’t amount to much.
They’ve already lost momentum. I am aware of the trenches and what not armenian side has dug, but that is why you have airforces.
I expect at least 2-3 uav in the air at all times on one of those fronts. Bringing terror on the...
I think yhe problems will just follow. Also I doubt the US will be allowed to relocate their consulate outside of Bagdad.
It'll be an attempt to thoroughly divide iraq. Recognition of IKRG as a sovereign state.
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.
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