Turkish-backed attack on Armenia by Azerbaijan with formal declaration of War
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Indeed - but at least part of muslims belive that.Remember,that muslims are not monotlth,and they keep traditions of their nations.too.
For example,polish tourist who was in Libya before WW2 wrote,that arabs who lost their right hand commit suicide,becouse they belived that left hand is unclean,so they could not eat using it.
gral
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It is unclean in more than a spiritual sense - the left hand is the one you use to wipe your ass after taking a dump. That's one of the reasons thieves get their right hands cut off in Islamic countries - no one will want to eat together with(and therefore take food from the same bowl as) someone who uses the same hand to eat and wipe his own ass.
Arch Dornan
Oh, lovely. They've sent me a mo-ron.
I use my right hand to wipe my ass. Is it their tradition to use their left?
Arch Dornan
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They're really intent on the war. Will Turkey be financially exhausted by the end? The Lira's already getting hit.According to the Russian Newspaper Kommersant Turkey and Azerbaijan have been preparing for this cinflict for months.
Принуждение к конфликту – Мир – Коммерсантъ
Военно-дипломатические источники “Ъ” утверждают, что нынешнее серьезное обострение конфликта вокруг Нагорного Карабаха было намеренно спланировано и спровоцировано Турцией. По их версии, в течение последних месяцев Анкара активно провоцировала Баку на развязывание боевых действий под обещания...www.kommersant.ru
600 Turkish advisors are estimated to be operating in Azerbaijan and directly prior to the conflict brought 18 BMPs, one multiple launch rocket system, and up to 34 aircraft (including 6 aircraft, 8 helicopters, up to 20 drones).
Since the conflict begsn there have been numerous supply runs from Turkey to Azerbaijan via Georgian airspace. These flights have continued through the "cease fire."
Also they claim roughly 1300 Syrian and 150 Libyan militants have been deployed there, some under the aegis of Sadat, a Turkish PMC. Allegedly they are promised a pay of $1500-2000 dollars a month to serve three to six months in the Transcaucus Conflict.
Before the cease fire another brigade of 1500-2000 Syrian militants was preparing to be deployed to the region as well.
Firebat
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Lira has been getting hit the entire year. I'm not sure this particular part of overall fall is attributable to this war.
Arch Dornan
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And yet funding a war's a very costly endeavor.
gral
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Yes. And toilet paper isn't usually available.
Firebat
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Fortunately for Turkey, Baku pays for the most of it. Gotta spend those petrodollars somehow.
Arch Dornan
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Fuck no toilet paper and it makes a hell of a lot of sense.
Arch Dornan
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In other words, it's Azerbaijan that's paying Turkey to help them?
gral
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Arch Dornan
Oh, lovely. They've sent me a mo-ron.
Good for them when they weren't involved in any wars far as I know. They're not as rich as Saudia Arabia but by not being in their position they have available wads of cash to finance everything on their own expense without requiring a backer only supporters.
Video (released by Azerbaijan) of Azeri MLRS fire catching an Armenian formation out in the open during the night.
BP also apparently issued a letter of support to Azerbaijan.
Also a second ten million dollar Israeli Harops drone has crashed into Iran... Oops... Free technology transfer?
I'm sure these highly advanced and expensive loitering drones have nothing of interest to Iran though.
BP also apparently issued a letter of support to Azerbaijan.
Also a second ten million dollar Israeli Harops drone has crashed into Iran... Oops... Free technology transfer?
I'm sure these highly advanced and expensive loitering drones have nothing of interest to Iran though.
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Armenia’s main problem seems to be lack of drones. And the fact Russia has been giving them a cold shoulder.
Maybe they shouldn’t have tried moving in a pro western direction and alienating Russia.
Maybe they shouldn’t have tried moving in a pro western direction and alienating Russia.
paulobrito
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Yep, karma is a bitch.
Tryglaw
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Supposedly, current Armenian PM came to power as result of a"color revolution" (*cough*Soros-financed*cough), and has been pulling away from Russia ever since.
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Well in that case, I feel a lot less sympathy for them.
Arch Dornan
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Soros again. He doesn't deal in arms too does he?
Tryglaw
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No idea, but with his kind of money it would not be hard to arrange for deniable intermediaries.