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Putin The Honest they call him
Nagorno-Karabakh inseparable part of Azerbaijan, Putin says
Nagorno-Karabakh is an inseparable part of Azerbaijan, Russian President Vladimir Putin said Sunday.Speaking on Rossiya 1 TV, Putin said the fact that...www.dailysabah.com
I would still keep an eye on everything Russia brings into Karabagh.
Putin: 'I will say this clearly: There are no Russian troops in Ukraine'
Russian President Vladimir Putin is still denying that there are any Russian troops in Ukraine.
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Putin claims that 'volunteers' are surrounding Ukrainian bases in Crimea - The World from PRX
Despite Putin's claims to the contrary today, Russian soldiers in unmarked uniforms and vehicles are blocking Ukrainian bases in Crimea and demanding that Ukrainian soldiers hand over their weapons. And for the people, Russian passports are available for the asking.
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The list....never ends
We actually have a list of stuff we still need to count before it makes the real list
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Looks like it is in decent shape too. Both the missile and TEL
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Funny how the pro-Armenian crowd was fond of Southfront several months ago.
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Turkey, Russia at odds over Turkish military post in Azerbaijan
ANKARA (Reuters) - Turkey and Russia are at odds over Ankara’s wish to set up an independent military observation post on Azeri territory, a Turkish source said, after the two agreed this month to monitor a ceasefire in the Nagorno-Karabakh region.Turkey and Russia have already agreed to set up a joint centre in the region to monitor the Nov. 10 ceasefire, which ended weeks of fighting between Azerbaijan’s troops and ethnic Armenian forces in the enclave.
Nagorno-Karabakh is internationally recognised as part of Azerbaijan but is populated by ethnic Armenians.
The ceasefire agreement, which locked in Azerbaijan’s territorial gains from the fighting, involves the deployment of some 2,000 Russian peacekeepers to Nagorno-Karabakh.
Russian and Turkish officials have still to agree on the parameters of the monitoring mechanism, but Turkey, a staunch ally of Azerbaijan, also wants its own independent observation post to boost its influence in a region it sees as key to its own security.
“The biggest difference of opinion right now is the observation post Turkey will establish on Azerbaijan’s lands,” the Turkish source said, speaking on condition of anonymity.
“Russia thinks it is unnecessary for Turkey to establish an observation post in the region independent of the joint centre. However, this is necessary for Turkey.”
The source said talks would continue in Moscow and that Turkey expected eventually to reach a compromise with Russia.
There was no immediate comment on the matter from Russia, Armenia or Azerbaijan.
Turkey has backed Azerbaijan, with which it has close ethnic and cultural ties, since the start of the Nagorno-Karabakh conflict nearly 30 years ago and has demanded the withdrawal of Armenian forces from all Azeri territory.
France said last week it wanted international supervision to implement the ceasefire, concerned that Russia and Turkey could strike a deal to cut out Western powers from future peace talks.
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SnakesTurkey, Russia at odds over Turkish military post in Azerbaijan
ANKARA (Reuters) - Turkey and Russia are at odds over Ankara’s wish to set up an independent military observation post on Azeri territory, a Turkish source said, after the two agreed this month to monitor a ceasefire in the Nagorno-Karabakh region.
Turkey and Russia have already agreed to set up a joint centre in the region to monitor the Nov. 10 ceasefire, which ended weeks of fighting between Azerbaijan’s troops and ethnic Armenian forces in the enclave.
Nagorno-Karabakh is internationally recognised as part of Azerbaijan but is populated by ethnic Armenians.
The ceasefire agreement, which locked in Azerbaijan’s territorial gains from the fighting, involves the deployment of some 2,000 Russian peacekeepers to Nagorno-Karabakh.
Russian and Turkish officials have still to agree on the parameters of the monitoring mechanism, but Turkey, a staunch ally of Azerbaijan, also wants its own independent observation post to boost its influence in a region it sees as key to its own security.
“The biggest difference of opinion right now is the observation post Turkey will establish on Azerbaijan’s lands,” the Turkish source said, speaking on condition of anonymity.
“Russia thinks it is unnecessary for Turkey to establish an observation post in the region independent of the joint centre. However, this is necessary for Turkey.”
The source said talks would continue in Moscow and that Turkey expected eventually to reach a compromise with Russia.
There was no immediate comment on the matter from Russia, Armenia or Azerbaijan.
Turkey has backed Azerbaijan, with which it has close ethnic and cultural ties, since the start of the Nagorno-Karabakh conflict nearly 30 years ago and has demanded the withdrawal of Armenian forces from all Azeri territory.
France said last week it wanted international supervision to implement the ceasefire, concerned that Russia and Turkey could strike a deal to cut out Western powers from future peace talks.
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I am sorry for the term but in Turkish it is said "Ya seve seve ya s*ke s*ke". As long as we keep to that principle in the current situation in Karabakh everything will be fine.
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Armenians army leaving karabagh
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This can't be Karabakh. The equipment used here is not in the inventory of any Azerbaijani SOF unit to my knowledge. Other than that to me it looks like a joint US SF and Afghan ANA/Police operation somewhere in Afghanistan. You can see typical Afghan personnel running along them like he is racing with the SOF
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Azerbaycani officer showing understanding.
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Report reveals Armenian war crimes against Azerbaijan
Turkey's Ombudsman Institution prepared a report on Armenia's war crimes and human rights violations against Azerbaijan, detailing the atrocities...
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Extremely interesting!
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