Yongpeng Sun-Tastaufen
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Low oil price wrecked havoc on Azerbaijan economy which is not diverse and depends on oil. So Azerbaijan needs a war time economy to survive.
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The UNSC has also passed resolutions in support of Azerbaijan.You are comparing two completely different situations.
Nagorno-Karabakh is a conflict between two parties who got different claims. In Kashmir, both parties AGREED on how to resolve the issue but later one (India) became renegade and ignored its pledges given to the UN. How can you compare the two situations?
obivously a lie.....which makes me feel Azerbaijanis are not as motivated OR are taking bigger losses than they expected..Armenia is publishing its list of dead...where is Azerbaijan's? This smells like a NEo-Ottoman push(Azerbaijan's restarting of hostitilies with ARmenia over NK)..but it will fail. Iran and Russia will choke it off before ARmenia loses anything serious.According to the latest information released by Azerbaijan's Defense Ministry, at least 2,300 Armenian soldiers have been neutralized by the Azeri troops as part of the military offensive into Armenian-occupied region since September 27.
Azerbaijani forces neutralize at least 2,300 Armenian soldiers - ministry
According to the latest information released by Azerbaijans Defense Ministry, at least 2,300 Armenian soldiers have been neutralized by the Azeri troops as part of the military offensive into Armenian-occupied region since September 27.www.anews.com.tr
Hence, twitter is not reliable.this is a bogus and wrong generalization. There is both good and bad info on twitter.
The UNSC has also passed resolutions in support of Azerbaijan.
As I stated before, Pakistan's position on this is that the territorial integrity of states must be respected as should the decisions of international bodies involved in dispute resolution, such as the United Nations Security Council.
I do not support or subscribe to the argument of 'history' because a lot of States make outlandish claims based on 'ancient history', such as India and Afghanistan. The Armenians and their supporters had a chance to make their case in the UNSC and it appears that they failed.
wow, this is a very good summary, probably the best till this point on this thread.Who is winning? its a stalemate tactically so far. if this remains it will be an Armenian victory. They have already won the previous war and control around 2xtimes the territory they are claiming.
they have no reason to go on offensives. its the Azeris who are determined to take back territory by force. ARmenia has always offered to exchanged the undisputed azeri territory for peace.
So as long as Armenia can stuff a pre-planned invasion by a country more then twice its size and heavily supported by Turkey. It will be a huuuuge victory for the Armenians. this could also mean the end of ilham alievs political career.
Will the disputed territories be liberated? No. Azerbaijan has already thrown their pre-planned blitz, and are exausting their drone supplies without making much progress. They should have made more progress by now. The Armenians are digging in for total war mode, have the higher ground and time favors them. the Armenians are fighting for survival, they have nothing to lose. Azeris are fighting for ambition and nationlism. they got drained and gave up in teh early 90s, and most likely will do so again.
Is the war limited or extending? its escalating and expanding massively. both sides are in martial law, mobilizing the male populations ,and are attacking major population centres (stepankert). At this point the Azeris have taken massive casualties to their best troops, and need to show their people some kind of victory in the form of gained territory. Alievs neck could be on the line here. a defeat would end his career. he has put all his eggs in erdogans basket at this point.
Yes thats why i am saying not reliable. U cant differentiate between good and bad info unless the account is reliable which r very fewthis is a bogus and wrong generalization. There is both good and bad info on twitter.
Why? Please elaborate.Armenia is vital to Russia's national security.
Why? Please elaborate.
The news is completely closed from the front lines. Issue is foot soldiers are not movitated;I am hearing news that 20% of Armenian armor and 15% of their APC/IFVs have been decimated. Drones have wrecked havoc on ground troops, a div commander and 2 brig commander have been dispatched..
Do we know how many drones do they have, and what make ? This seems to be becoming a one sided high tech war.
You are comparing two completely different situations.
Nagorno-Karabakh is a conflict between two parties who got different claims. In Kashmir, both parties AGREED on how to resolve the issue but later one (India) became renegade and ignored its pledges given to the UN. How can you compare the two situations?
Bullcrap. As I have already pointed out, Armenians butchered Azeris too. Yerevan used to be 50% Azeri - yes, you read it right - until Armenians flooded back and drove them away. The whole premise of Armenian exclusive victimhood is false. Armenian, Azeris and Kashmiris have all been victims. Delhi was never a victim, only a perpetrator, hence your weak analogy is patently false.
"According to the 1979 Soviet census, which was the last census taken before the beginning of the Nagorno-Karabakh conflict, there were 37,264 ethnic Azeris (or 23% of the total population) living in the mainly Armenian-populated Nagorno-Karabakh Autonomous Oblast. Azeris constituted majority in the Shusha District with over 80% of the total population, in addition to forming between 15% and 26% of the population of the remaining four districts. The population of the regional capital of Stepanakert consisted of 11% ethnic Azeris.[1]Major Azeri settlements outside of the Shusha District includedSırxavənd, İmarət Qərvənd, Umudlu, and Çərəktar in the Mardakert District; Xocalı, Kərkicahan, Malıbəyli, Yuxarı Quşçular, Aşağı Quşçular, Cəmilli, and Meşəli in the Askeran District; Tuğ andSalaketin in the Hadrut District; and Qaradağlı, Muğanlı, Əmiranlar, and Divanlılar in the Martuni District.[2]
As result of attacks and military operations in the active phase of the conflict starting in 1991, almost all Azeris were forced to abandon their homes. There have been recorded cases of violence against Azeri civilians by Armenian militants (in Meşəli), civil casualties as a result of shelling (in Malıbəyli and Aşağı Quşçular) and burning down of entire villages (İmarət Qərvənd).[3]"
We're talking about ethnic cleansing within the last 50 years here. Azeris are right to kick up a storm about this. Pakistanis are right to back them. It's also no surprise whatsoever that the other unwelcome elephant in the room India gleefully supports those who removed 25% of N-K's population on the basis of their ethnic religious identity. This right here is the true modus operandi of such regimes.
Anyone who suggests Armenians are exclusive victims and " only Armenians got genocided" has no leg to stand on.