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They are allready starving we on the otherhand are prospering.
Not even Nobel winner is able to develop Armenian economy – expert
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Russians helped Azerbaijan. Why are you so happy Armenians won and supporting Armenians? The Azeri in Iran won't forget this if you know what I mean. If Iran supports Turkic enemies and you cheerleading you shouldn't by cry and act insulted when we support Azeri.Civilized....
Actually Russian and Ukrainian pilots attacked Armenia and Azerbaijan army was 4 times stronger before the war (and had possibly 10 times more fighter jets). Also before the war Soviet union hindered the Armenians of nagorno karabakh to add that piece of land to Armenia.
The banana republic was helped by Afghans, Chechens, Turks. In addition to foreign fighters, they had a larger military.
However the Azerbijanis suffered 4 to 5 times the number of casualties compared to Armenians, and also 20% of their land...
(An utter disaster, not much different from the Qajars.)
Nagorno-Karabakh War - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia
However the Azerbijanis suffered 4 to 5 times the number of casualties compared to Armenians, and also 20% of their land...
(An utter disaster, not much different from the Qajars.)
Nagorno-Karabakh War - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia
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Usual BS from uneducated mullah lover farsis. You don't even know the basic facts about Karabakh issue, and what you said is wrong like always.Civilized
Actually Russian and Ukrainian pilots attacked Armenia and Azerbaijan army was 4 times stronger before the war (and had possibly 10 times more fighter jets). Also before the war Soviet union hindered the Armenians of nagorno karabakh to add that piece of land to Armenia.
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This maybe the first time the armenians had ever one a war against us. next time it will be different.The banana republic was helped by Afghans, Chechens, turks. In addition to foreign fighters, they had a larger military.
However the Azerbijanis suffered 4 to 5 times the number of casualties compared to Armenians, and also 20% of their land...
(An utter disaster, not much different from the Qajars.)
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LOL, so you are laughing at Shia people death?!!!The banana republic was helped by Afghans, Chechens, turks. In addition to foreign fighters, they had a larger military.
However the Azerbijanis suffered 4 to 5 times the number of casualties compared to Armenians, and also 20% of their land...
(An utter disaster, not much different from the Qajars.)
Nagorno-Karabakh War - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia
Your support for Armenians proved two things to everyone:
1. Your claims to support Palestinians for humanitarian or islamic reasons is a pure lie.
2. You are afraid to death from Turkic people in Iran, and you are ready to do anything to continue your apartheid racist regime.
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1. Iran supported Armenia with economics, however I don't know if that is counted as support since all countries do business and Iran had not war or border problems with Armenia. So this is actually not counted as support.
2. Iran supported Azerbaijan by warning Armenia to stop their advance
3. It's said Afghan fighters went via Iran to fight against Armenia
4. Iran proposed creation of a twenty-kilometer security zone along the Iranian-Azerbaijani border, where Azerbaijanis would be protected by Iranian firepower. Iran also contributed to the upkeep of camps in southwestern Azerbaijan to house and feed up to 200,000 Azerbaijanis fleeing the fighting.
5. Meanwhile, Turkey and Iran supplied trainers, and the republic also was aided by 200 Russian officers who taught basic tactics to Azerbaijani soldiers in the northwest city of Barda
6. Iran was conducting military maneuvers near the Nakhichevan Autonomous Republic in a move widely regarded as a warning to Armenia
7. Iran negotiated a ceasefire between Armenia and Azerbaijan.
Azerbaijan should kiss our hands else they would loose who knows 50 or 70% of their land instead of 20. Still some idiots accuse Iran of helping Armenia. However if Iran had a competent government they would give 0% support to unthankfull enemies of Iran.
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And then Iranians cry when we post something against them because they once again insult our brothers... 
I am not laughing or mocking their losses. I am only stating facts.
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Unlike you and some of your "inventor" friends everything i say is backed by evidence.
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Yup, just look at your farsi brother comments and just look at the ban on Turkish schools, ... then you would get it. Not need to be a noble prize to understand it.Apartheid racist regime?
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Beautiful said.
Most people dont realise that Iran was strongly deterring Armenia from further incursions.
Maybe that was a mistake on our part and we should just let Armenia swallow rest of "Azerbaijan".
Yeah, We all know that you how much care for your shia brothers.
Anyway, I did not know that opening a route for transporting Russian aids to armenia is a help for Azerbaijanis.
Anyway, You did all you could do to help armenians, and you are hated by all Azerbaijanis and other Turkic people in Iran in return. Don't worry, since you will pay the price some day. BTW, while Azerbaijan is having one of the biggest economic growth rates, your regime is going to the trash of history with the speed of light.
@Ostad @ghara ghan look at farsis comments
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Commander: Iran Supplying Part of Azerbaijan's Military Needs
TEHRAN (FNA)- Chief of Staff of the Iranian Armed Forces General Hassan Firouzabadi stressed further expansion of cooperation with Baku, and said Tehran is supplying Azerbaijan with a part of its needs to weapons and equipment.
Firouzabadi made the remarks on the sidelines of a meeting with Azeri Defense Minister Zakir Hasanov in Tehran on Tuesday.
"During the last 10 years, the Iranian and Azeri defense ministers have had numerous meetings and we have had cooperation plans and the Republic of Azerbaijan supplies part of its needs from Iran's defense industries," he said.
He also referred to his meeting with Hasanov, and said, "At this meeting, we underlined expansion of relations and preparedness of the Islamic Republic of Iran's Armed Forces to establish training relations, have friendly meetings and render technical aid and services which will lead to supplying more weapons to the Republic of Azerbaijan."
Firouzabadi also said that Iranian Defense Minister Brigadier General Hossein Dehqan and Hasanov also held a meeting which resulted in the achievement of good understanding by the two sides.
In relevant remarks on Monday, Dehqan announced Tehran's readiness to supply Baku with its needed military equipment and trainings.
"The principled policy of the 11th government, specially President Rouhani, is based on the development of mutual cooperation with the neighboring countries and the Republic of Azerbaijan has an important position in the Islamic Republic of Iran's foreign policy," Dehqan said in a meeting with Hasanov in Tehran.
He stressed Iran's preparedness to supply Baku with its military needs, and expressed the hope that Hasanov's visit would pave the ground for the further promotion of defense and military relations between the two countries.
Hasanov, for his part, referred to Iran and Azerbaijan's cultural, historical, political and religious commonalities, and said, "Iran is a great regional country and Azerbaijan's friend and neighbor and cooperation with Tehran is a top priority in our country's foreign policy."
Iran has recently enhanced efforts to boost political, economic and cultural ties and cooperation with the regional and neighboring countries, specially the Central Asian states.
On Wednesday, Supreme Leader of the Islamic Revolution Ayatollah Seyed Ali Khamenei in a meeting with Azeri President Ilham Aliyev called for the further consolidation of relations between Tehran and Baku, and warned of enemies' plots to sow discord between them.
During the meeting in Tehran, Ayatollah Khamenei describes the two countries' neighborhood and religious, cultural and historical ties as effective factors at the service of further strengthening of bilateral relations, and said, "The relations between the two nations and the two governments should become stronger with the passage of each new day."
He said that strengthening of the governments' relations with their nations and their religious beliefs guarantees their success.
Ayatollah Khamenei warned that there are some tendencies that are after promotion of religious extremism and sowing the seeds of discord among the followers of different Islamic schools of thought. "Such tendencies should not be permitted to achieve their objectives, including disturbing countriesˈ national unity."
"The current level of the two countriesˈ transactions is very low keeping in mind the two sidesˈ capacities and broad potentials and I hope this visit would serve as a prelude for a broad economic and regional cooperation," he reiterated.
Ayatollah Khamenei said that some, including the Zionist regime, are not pleased with the strengthening of relations between the Islamic Republic of Iran and the Republic of Azerbaijan and keep disrupting its process, but relying on serious and resolute political will such intrigues will defeat.
President Aliyev, for his part, underlined that the atmosphere of the bilateral negotiations is very constructive, and added, "The joint Iran-Azerbaijan commission began its activities right today and this visit will serve as a platform for the improvement of comprehensive relation, including in industrial, commercial, transportation, and tourism fields."
He said that religious extremism and the need to counter it is among the shared serious concerns of both countries.
President Aliyev also referred to the historical and cultural relations between the two countries, stressing Baku's strong and resolute will for the expansion of comprehensive relations with Tehran.
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Baku: No One Can Use Azerbaijan to Attack Iran
TEHRAN (FNA)- Azeri Defense Minister Zakir Hasanov underlined that Baku will never allow any country or entity, including the Zionist regime, to set up a military base in Azerbaijan.
"The Republic of Azerbaijan's constitution rules that never can an alien state have a military base in the country," Hasanov told reporters after meeting his Iranian counterpart Brigadier General Hossein Dehqan in Tehran on Tuesday.
He underscored that no threat would face neighbors from Azerbaijan's territories as the country will not allow any third party to use it as a platform for launching attacks on the neighboring nations.
"This has always been the Republic of Azerbaijan's policy and we have always laid emphasis on this view at international and regional bodies," Hasanov reiterated.
In relevant remarks in September 2012, Azerbaijan's Foreign Minister Elmar Mammadyarov underlined that his country would not allow enemies to use its soil as a launch pad for attacking other countries, specially Iran.
"Azerbaijan will never allow an action against Iran from its soil," Mammadyarov said at a meeting with Iranian Parliament Speaker Ali Larijani on the sidelines of the Non-Aligned Movement (NAM) summit here in Tehran at the time.
"The age-old history and culture of the two nations doesn't allow anyone to harm the brotherly ties between Iran and the Republic of Azerbaijan," he added.
His remarks came after Iran warned Azerbaijan not to allow Israel to use the country's territory as a launch pad to stage terrorist activities against the Islamic Republic.
Iranian Deputy Foreign Minister Abbas Araqchi made the remarks during a meeting with Azeri Ambassador to Iran Javanshir Akhundov in Tehran late in February 2012.
The warning came in response to reports that Azerbaijan had signed a $1.6 billion deal with Israel for the purchase of drones and anti-aircraft and missile systems.
TEHRAN (FNA)- Chief of Staff of the Iranian Armed Forces General Hassan Firouzabadi stressed further expansion of cooperation with Baku, and said Tehran is supplying Azerbaijan with a part of its needs to weapons and equipment.
Firouzabadi made the remarks on the sidelines of a meeting with Azeri Defense Minister Zakir Hasanov in Tehran on Tuesday.
"During the last 10 years, the Iranian and Azeri defense ministers have had numerous meetings and we have had cooperation plans and the Republic of Azerbaijan supplies part of its needs from Iran's defense industries," he said.
He also referred to his meeting with Hasanov, and said, "At this meeting, we underlined expansion of relations and preparedness of the Islamic Republic of Iran's Armed Forces to establish training relations, have friendly meetings and render technical aid and services which will lead to supplying more weapons to the Republic of Azerbaijan."
Firouzabadi also said that Iranian Defense Minister Brigadier General Hossein Dehqan and Hasanov also held a meeting which resulted in the achievement of good understanding by the two sides.
In relevant remarks on Monday, Dehqan announced Tehran's readiness to supply Baku with its needed military equipment and trainings.
"The principled policy of the 11th government, specially President Rouhani, is based on the development of mutual cooperation with the neighboring countries and the Republic of Azerbaijan has an important position in the Islamic Republic of Iran's foreign policy," Dehqan said in a meeting with Hasanov in Tehran.
He stressed Iran's preparedness to supply Baku with its military needs, and expressed the hope that Hasanov's visit would pave the ground for the further promotion of defense and military relations between the two countries.
Hasanov, for his part, referred to Iran and Azerbaijan's cultural, historical, political and religious commonalities, and said, "Iran is a great regional country and Azerbaijan's friend and neighbor and cooperation with Tehran is a top priority in our country's foreign policy."
Iran has recently enhanced efforts to boost political, economic and cultural ties and cooperation with the regional and neighboring countries, specially the Central Asian states.
On Wednesday, Supreme Leader of the Islamic Revolution Ayatollah Seyed Ali Khamenei in a meeting with Azeri President Ilham Aliyev called for the further consolidation of relations between Tehran and Baku, and warned of enemies' plots to sow discord between them.
During the meeting in Tehran, Ayatollah Khamenei describes the two countries' neighborhood and religious, cultural and historical ties as effective factors at the service of further strengthening of bilateral relations, and said, "The relations between the two nations and the two governments should become stronger with the passage of each new day."
He said that strengthening of the governments' relations with their nations and their religious beliefs guarantees their success.
Ayatollah Khamenei warned that there are some tendencies that are after promotion of religious extremism and sowing the seeds of discord among the followers of different Islamic schools of thought. "Such tendencies should not be permitted to achieve their objectives, including disturbing countriesˈ national unity."
"The current level of the two countriesˈ transactions is very low keeping in mind the two sidesˈ capacities and broad potentials and I hope this visit would serve as a prelude for a broad economic and regional cooperation," he reiterated.
Ayatollah Khamenei said that some, including the Zionist regime, are not pleased with the strengthening of relations between the Islamic Republic of Iran and the Republic of Azerbaijan and keep disrupting its process, but relying on serious and resolute political will such intrigues will defeat.
President Aliyev, for his part, underlined that the atmosphere of the bilateral negotiations is very constructive, and added, "The joint Iran-Azerbaijan commission began its activities right today and this visit will serve as a platform for the improvement of comprehensive relation, including in industrial, commercial, transportation, and tourism fields."
He said that religious extremism and the need to counter it is among the shared serious concerns of both countries.
President Aliyev also referred to the historical and cultural relations between the two countries, stressing Baku's strong and resolute will for the expansion of comprehensive relations with Tehran.
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Baku: No One Can Use Azerbaijan to Attack Iran
TEHRAN (FNA)- Azeri Defense Minister Zakir Hasanov underlined that Baku will never allow any country or entity, including the Zionist regime, to set up a military base in Azerbaijan.
"The Republic of Azerbaijan's constitution rules that never can an alien state have a military base in the country," Hasanov told reporters after meeting his Iranian counterpart Brigadier General Hossein Dehqan in Tehran on Tuesday.
He underscored that no threat would face neighbors from Azerbaijan's territories as the country will not allow any third party to use it as a platform for launching attacks on the neighboring nations.
"This has always been the Republic of Azerbaijan's policy and we have always laid emphasis on this view at international and regional bodies," Hasanov reiterated.
In relevant remarks in September 2012, Azerbaijan's Foreign Minister Elmar Mammadyarov underlined that his country would not allow enemies to use its soil as a launch pad for attacking other countries, specially Iran.
"Azerbaijan will never allow an action against Iran from its soil," Mammadyarov said at a meeting with Iranian Parliament Speaker Ali Larijani on the sidelines of the Non-Aligned Movement (NAM) summit here in Tehran at the time.
"The age-old history and culture of the two nations doesn't allow anyone to harm the brotherly ties between Iran and the Republic of Azerbaijan," he added.
His remarks came after Iran warned Azerbaijan not to allow Israel to use the country's territory as a launch pad to stage terrorist activities against the Islamic Republic.
Iranian Deputy Foreign Minister Abbas Araqchi made the remarks during a meeting with Azeri Ambassador to Iran Javanshir Akhundov in Tehran late in February 2012.
The warning came in response to reports that Azerbaijan had signed a $1.6 billion deal with Israel for the purchase of drones and anti-aircraft and missile systems.
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