Tabriz Azari
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Sure. Arab states will attack from south, plus joint attack of Israel-USA-Nato, and Azerbaijan will take its lands in north.
The Republic of Isarel-baijan couldn't even defeat 2 million Armenians with old rusty rifles.
Against 80 million Iranians (220 million Persian speakers world wide) ... I would say ...
Also, these are just Border Guards, not Army. And by accordance of their mission, they are well-armed. They have capability to destroy enemy armor, helicopters etc...and even lead an offensive. They also have 150 BMP.
In Iran we don't call them your "border guards" ... we call them the defectors that will be living in President Aliyev's home after Iran trims his mustache.
Cool I see cobra APC. We should from stronger ties with russia in case tensions rises in Azeri lands...if iran doew attack our northern then public opinion goes against Iran in Turkey.. Thousands if refugees will pour on to our borders. One F16 block 50 with ASEA and uplink data with acess to to Beoing Peace deal AWAC can knock out F14 and Migs out of the combat radius.
And when they try to return to land in Turkey, the new name of the base will be North Kurdistan.
Fits the perceived image, doesn't it..?
Cant understand why would Azerbaijan deploy such weaponry near Iran border. After all their main grudge is against Armenia...
Real Azaris are Iranian (like me); we have an ancient history that's more than 2,000 years old. Our original language was a form of Old Persian.
The people in Aliyev-baijan (Israel-baijan) stole the name of Iranian-Azarbaijan.
The Republic of Israel-baijan is now filled with many Crypto-Jews that are exploiting the native population.
"The Turkish speakers of Azerbaijan (q.v.) are mainly descended from the earlier Iranian speakers, several pockets of whom still exist in the region. (Frye R.N., Encyclopædia Iranica, Publ. by Columbia Univ.)
In the beginning of the 11th century the [Turkic] Ghuzz hordes, first in smaller parties, and then in considerable numbers, under the Seljuqids occupied Azarbaijan. In consequence, the Iranian population of Azarbaijan and the adjacent parts of Transcaucasia became Turkophone. Turkish nomads, in spite of their deep penetration throughout Iranian lands, only slightly influenced the local culture. Elements borrowed by the Iranians from their invaders were negligible. (Xavier de Planhol, Un village de montagne de lAzerbaïjan iranien, Lighwan,Revue de Géographie de Lyon, 1960, pp. 395-418.)