Armenia vs Azerbaijan

[duke nukem]

Looks like the kebabs are getting their shit pushed in already. Azeris lost 20 tanks, 5 armored vehicles, 3 drones, 2 helicopters, in addition to 200 soldiers and 30 "special forces". Armenia has lost 1 tank and 2 trucks.


Pretty much nothing in the news about this.

[swampbilly]

Looks like the kebabs are getting their shit pushed in already. Azeris lost 20 tanks, 5 armored vehicles, 3 drones, 2 helicopters, in addition to 200 soldiers and 30 "special forces". Armenia has lost 1 tank and 2 trucks.


Pretty much nothing in the news about this.

bho gonna take credit?

[duke nukem]

bho gonna take credit?

He sent bitch tits Kerry over to try to negotiate a ceasefire. We'd probably side with Azerbaijan though seeing as they're in line with the Turkroaches.

[swampbilly]

lurch too da reskue

[TheRabbit]

I laughed before I even opened the thread.

[Smudge]

Looks like the kebabs are getting their shit pushed in already. Azeris lost 20 tanks, 5 armored vehicles, 3 drones, 2 helicopters, in addition to 200 soldiers and 30 "special forces". Armenia has lost 1 tank and 2 trucks.


Pretty much nothing in the news about this.

This an mmorpg or multi-player pvp game like world of tanks?

[gamgee]

Free Tibet!

[Mayaca]

Free Tibet!

I will take two please. (unless there is a limit of one per customer.)

[Terry Simmons]

It looks like this has the potential to get really nasty


http://www.breitbart.com/national-se...entire-region/


"An analysis by Alexander Khramchikhin, deputy director of the Institute of Political and Military Analysis in Moscow, divides the four countries into the “senior comrades” — Russia and Turkey — and the “junior allies” — Armenia and Azerbaijan. He says that Russia is in a “delicate position” because it sold weapons to Azerbaijan, as well as to Armenia, “our closest ally in the CSTO,” the Russian-led Collective Security Treaty Organization (CSTO)."


"If Russia and Turkey start a war that will involve and Armenia, in Azerbaijan there is a strong temptation to attack from the north of Karabakh, using the fact that the Armenian Armed Forces are fully engaged on the Turkish front. However, in this case, Azerbaijan itself has a chance to blow from the north of Russia. Moreover, there is a substantial likelihood that Iran will not only sympathize with the Russian-Armenian coalition and directly fight on her side. Then Azerbaijan will get even with Iran, which will make a battle not just to win, but for survival."

[duke nukem]

Apparently there's a ceasefire, and there's links to Azerbaijan's president and the Panama leak. So possibly just a clever distraction, or things heat back up again for whatever reason.

Armenians named in the leaks as well, though the entire thing is suspicious. Trust no one!

[Terry Simmons]

Armenia and Azerbaijan are still at war technically since the cease fire of 1994

[duke nukem]

Armenia and Azerbaijan are still at war technically since the cease fire of 1994

This is true. I don't know how anytime Azerbaijan tries something they get their ass kicked even though they have more people, money, a larger and supposedly better equipped military, etc. Maybe it's because they're in bed with the joke known as Turkey.

[Terry Simmons]

Russia has been selling weapons to both countries but considers Armenia to be the closer ally so they probably use their influence to keep things under control.

The Turks have spent a lot of money modernizing their military over the last two or three decades so they are no push over these days either.

[rokitman]

The question is, who are we supplying? If the Soviets are involved you can bet the CIA is too!