YeşilVatan
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Victory in Karabagh can be considered Turkish victory in some sense. It's not our achievement, meaning we didn't %100 make it happen. I would describe our contribution to the war effort as minor but indispensable. In the end, it's a giant win that helps us a lot with our geopolitical position.Some of you have serious, serious issues. What must one smoke to unironically write such sentence, that "Turkey won victory in Karabakh". Unlike Libya and Syria, there was and is no significant Turkish military presence. Turkey even had air defence batteries in Libya fyi. Azerbaijan obviously don’t need such a thing, because it’s not a militia but a state army. It operates HQ-9BE, Barak-MX, Buk-MB2K etc. You had ancient Hawks in Libya.
What did Turkey win in Karabakh? What does that even mean? Is Turkey controlling Karabakh? By power of telepathy?
To equate Azerbaijan with militias of Libya and Syria, yes you must be smoking something.
Is Syria able to procure and operate 150 modern self-propelled howitzers? 300 automatic self-propelled mortars? How about dozens of PULS guided rocket launchers? Btw, some people ask "why Azerbaijan do not buy these from Turkey", well, your howitzers are just howitzers installed on back of a truck, these are turreted, automatic howitzers. Maybe Syria can buy your truck howitzers tho, if you donate some.
As for the "Bayraktars", it’s time to move on, it’s getting really, really boring. Azerbaijan is operating AESA equipped fighter jets and these guys are still yapping about a MALE UAV that has been exported to 40 countries.
I wouldn't get too hung up on this. Most Turks, especially Turks who tend to browse this forum, don't really consider Azerbaijan to be a totally seperate country. They don't mean this in a domineering way like Russia does to Ukraine but Azerbaijan's win is literally is our win, we are proud of our contribution to it, we don't harbor any ill will towards our brothers across Aras.