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@ Ir.Tab, Azerbaijan produces the "Khazri" variant of 74-M, I believe. It looks like they are only being issued to internal troops though (this is what I gather from day.az forums). Are frontline Azeris still using AKM? Also, some of those defense companies that you have listed are now...

Some questions.... Are the Otokar Cobras in the picture a few posts above this one the ones purchased from Turkey in the deal last month? Are they more improved than the ones sold to Georgia in 2008? Is there some kind of new base in Yevlakh? Is Istiglal in regular use now on the frontline...

@Syrian Lion, can you shed some light on PYD formations? How are their relations with FSA and the Syrian government? Are they attempting to secede at some point? Are they cooperating with PKK?

EXCUSE ME...I believe that Tuvalu is the most important nation.

This happened 5 months ago....

Yes yes of course. And all Turks spend there time eating pistachios, reclining on Ottoman chairs, smoking, and professing atheism. You can save the BS, Bedbug, I've heard that line used many times before.

Yeah, so can Armenia.......:crazy:

Thank you for this "final" patronizing post. You are in good company though...Turkish national policy shows a trend of burying its head in the sand when caught on a lie or otherwise unethical behavior.

Bravo BronzePlaque, but there is a difference between the two posts. In relation to the Armenian Genocide, international opinion does not matter in reality. What matters is the effect that it has on the only country whose decision actually makes a difference: Turkey. If, after the Armenian...

I don't care about international opinion. It is no the end all be all. Slavery was accepted for a time period....does that mean that we should all conform to that opinion? Besides, who do you think is in FSA? Syrians? LMAO

Wait so...what's the difference between PKK and the terrorists that are using Turkey as a transit point to Syria?

Do you think that it is possible for history to repeat itself, in the sense of martial law? From what I understand about Turkish history, the army frequently intervened when the head of state's policy went off track.

Look, I understand what you are saying. There are museum fulls of evidence, and not just in Yerevan. And no, Turkey will not account for its history. Look at how long it took to get an apology for Dersim, which even then was politically motivated. Were any documents released? No. Because Turkey...

You will try to convince me that the AG is fake with BS from the Turkish PM?!?!?!?!?! Why in the world would you present him as an unbiased source. If you think about it, there are contradictions within Turkish denial system as well. Turkish diaspora and occasionally politicians say that...

Yes, Armenians retaliated for Turkey's attempt at Genocide. If you knew anything about the history of your country, this should hardly come as a surprise. Who the f is "you"? Yes, some Armenians were Dashnaks and Hinchaks, but why were women and children and priests massacred by Ottomans as...

lol see that is exactly what I mean. Turkey will help "brother" Azerbaijan, but will do nothing to upset Russia.

Then why hasn't Turkey done anything in the past 20 years, considering that Armenia is occupying 20% of "brother Azerbaijan" land?

OK...clearly that kind of scenario would not even unfold, given that Tsar Bomba is decommissioned. "And second, as long as i breathe you will never have another opportunity to massacre my people" ... lol gtfo no Armenian is scared of some armchair warrior in Istanbul. Besides, massacring of...

I literally have no idea what you are talking about or what you are referring to.

I could care less about your BS. It would probably take nothing less than for Russia to drop Tsar Bomba on Istanbul for "nationalists" such as yourself to understand how much weaker you are. "And it doesn't matter if what happened was a genocide or not because if you had the power you'd do...