Considering the eventual outcome, the Armenians should have simply made concessions rather than fighting. Honestly it wasn't so much that the Armenian soldiers/military performed badly. It was more the fact that they were technologically, numerically and tactically outmatched.
The same tactics and strategy that worked in the 90s, failed today. They simply didn't modernize or upgrade their tactics or equipment. They also didn't learn anything from the recent low intensity conflicts in the region.
Yes Iran could easily provide Armenians with much of what they need, specifically missile technology, air defenses and especially UAV technology. Iran does not need to advertise its military hardware to anyone. Recent events, like the shooting down of the RQ-4 or the successful strikes on the Aramco facilities are advertising enough.
The same tactics and strategy that worked in the 90s, failed today. They simply didn't modernize or upgrade their tactics or equipment. They also didn't learn anything from the recent low intensity conflicts in the region.
Yes Iran could easily provide Armenians with much of what they need, specifically missile technology, air defenses and especially UAV technology. Iran does not need to advertise its military hardware to anyone. Recent events, like the shooting down of the RQ-4 or the successful strikes on the Aramco facilities are advertising enough.
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