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your Muscovite horde (what left from the red army ) is just a bunch of cheap whoresIt seems that something big is going to happen. The rhetoric of Aliev is too 'straightforward'.I think you need be more sceptical about military boast, especially about military boast produced by the little (but proud) Caucasian nations."
The Azerbaijani (read A. and Turkish) army has destroyed the third Khojavend motorized rifle regiment of the Armenian (read A. and Putin´s) armed forces, stationed in Khojavand region, the Azerbaijani defense ministry stated Tuesday.
“As a result of the strikes by the Azerbaijani army, the 3rd Khojavend motorized rifle regiment of the Armenian armed forces, stationed in Khojavand region, was destroyed," chief of the press service of the Azerbaijani Defense Ministry Col. Vagif Dargahli told the Azertac state news agency.
“As a result, the Armenian side suffered heavy losses; the regiment was completely defeated,” Dargahli noted.
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In fact, there are only few skirmishes in the mountains with some tanks (from both sides) destroyed.
My?? Sober up, dude. It is your country signed the agreement with Russia on the Union State.
"His" country signed the agreement with Ireland and Scotland. He don't even understand Russian language.
I dont think that he is a Brit. Why is he so obsessed with Russia then?
A Lithuanian hardly can be so ignorant about Russia.My second bet is he is a Lithuanian.
Your map is obsolete. Why Donbass, Syria, Venezuela, Libya are not highlighted?"
Russia has a grand strategy in its foreign policy realm, it certainly involves the purposeful creation of conflict zones and their management across the post-Soviet space. The fall of the Soviet Union was indeed the biggest geopolitical setback for Moscow as the country instantly lost such large portions of land on a scale rarely, if ever, seen in recorded history. But keeping 11 buffer states around Russia has remained a cornerstone of the Kremlin’s foreign policy against Western influence. Politicians in Russia clearly saw that because of Russia’s low economic potential, the South Caucasus states would inevitably turn to Europe. The same would happen on Russia’s western frontier in Moldova and Ukraine, which have been more susceptible to Western economic and military potential because of geographic proximity and historical interconnections.
And it can be rightly said that Russia has been quite successful in fomenting and managing Abkhazia, South Ossetia, Transnistria and east Ukraine conflicts in the last 25 years. From Moscow’s perspective, through these conflicts Moldova’s, Georgia’s and Ukraine’s pro-western aspirations would be stopped if not permanently, then at least significantly hampered. Even in “Nagorno Karabakh,” .... Russia having the highest biggest stakes through which it exercises influence on Azerbaijan’s foreign policy and thus limits Baku’s potential to be more influential in such.
However, it is becoming more and more difficult to manage five breakaway conflicts together. First, financial support for the regimes (except for “Nagorno Karabakh”) comes from Moscow. To this should be added military expenses related to the stationing of military bases there. Third, Russian support for breakaway regimes has created a veritable arc of anti-Russian states along almost the entirety of Russia’s southern and western borders.
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Dont completely get this. Are you implying that he works for some 'agency'?be it's his McJob. You know: "low-paying, low-prestige dead-end job that requires few skills and offers very little chance of intracompany advancement"
He obviously works according a book, and it is a very simple book
He just isn't too bright.Lithuanian hardly can be so ignorant about Russia
So what?Russia has nukes
So, if there will be 14th Russo-Turkish war, started by Turkey without the US support - Turkey have no chances to win.So what?Russia has nukes
More likely something like 77th Brigade.Dont completely get this. Are you implying that he works for some 'agency'?be it's his McJob. You know: "low-paying, low-prestige dead-end job that requires few skills and offers very little chance of intracompany advancement"
He obviously works according a book, and it is a very simple book
May be. Anyway, this three aren't mutually exclusive, are they?He just isn't too bright.Lithuanian hardly can be so ignorant about Russia
I don't think that a Lithuanian can serve in the British army. Especially, if that one doesn't have any value and does a job every British can do.More likely something like 77th Brigade.Dont completely get this. Are you implying that he works for some 'agency'?be it's his McJob. You know: "low-paying, low-prestige dead-end job that requires few skills and offers very little chance of intracompany advancement"
He obviously works according a book, and it is a very simple book
May be. Anyway, this three aren't mutually exclusive, are they?He just isn't too bright.Lithuanian hardly can be so ignorant about Russia
A stupid, badly educated Lithuanian, serving in the British Army? Why not?
There won't be a direct war between them. In the Karabakh conflict Turkey will use mercenaries and quite limited amount of the armed forces, pretending that they are not there.So, if there will be 14th Russo-Turkish war, started by Turkey without the US support - Turkey have no chances to win.So what?Russia has nukes
Russia can benefit from retaking the Straits, but they need really proved facts of the Turkish aggression against Russian or Armenian military units to start a "regional war". Not just Armenian propaganda, but the real facts.This will blow over in a week or two. The fact is that nobody outside a local level wants this war, and it wouldn’t really benefit anyone. Besides, this kinda stuff pops off every few years.
An ethnic Lithuanian with the British citizenship? Why not?I don't think that a Lithuanian can serve in the British army. Especially, if that one doesn't have any value and does a job every British can do.More likely something like 77th Brigade.Dont completely get this. Are you implying that he works for some 'agency'?be it's his McJob. You know: "low-paying, low-prestige dead-end job that requires few skills and offers very little chance of intracompany advancement"
He obviously works according a book, and it is a very simple book
May be. Anyway, this three aren't mutually exclusive, are they?He just isn't too bright.Lithuanian hardly can be so ignorant about Russia
A stupid, badly educated Lithuanian, serving in the British Army? Why not?
Retaking the Straits could be much more profitable than making pipelines. And the closing the Straits means open declaration of war anyway.There won't be a direct war between them. In the Karabakh conflict Turkey will use mercenaries and quite limited amount of the armed forces, pretending that they are not there.So, if there will be 14th Russo-Turkish war, started by Turkey without the US support - Turkey have no chances to win.So what?Russia has nukes
About Russia... I dont know. From the one hand, it cant allow Armenia (a member of ODKB) lose this war. From the other, a direct involvement will mean a declaring of war against Azerbaijan and downing their relations with Turkey to zero. It means cancelling pipeline projects with them and possible cutting off of Russians from Bosphorus.
Given the current war in Syria and low oil prices, it will be the burden not too easy for the Russians.
I think, that the Russians would prefer keeping status quo (or A-A trench warfare with both sides buying Russian weapon) to regional war against Turkey.I think they won't dare to directly engage in the conflict. Especially given the fact, they officially dont recognize Nagorno-Karabakh and consider it a part of Azerbaijan. They will try to use diplomatic 'front' to stop this conflict.
modern western technologies vs. badly outdated ussr - Muscovite hardware
modern western technologies vs. badly outdated ussr - Muscovite hardware
Israel has been selling Azarbaijan UAVs for years in billions of dollars, great to see them operating it
one for sure, the old sovok with nickname belorussiya is a very "bright " oneDont completely get this. Are you implying that he works for some 'agency'?be it's his McJob. You know: "low-paying, low-prestige dead-end job that requires few skills and offers very little chance of intracompany advancement"
He obviously works according a book, and it is a very simple book
He just isn't too bright.Lithuanian hardly can be so ignorant about Russia