The Armenian-Azerbaijani conflict

[hyperman]

I am talking about pervasive turkish involvement in Syria and Armenia which is a common point between the two cases.

Whats that got to do with my Comment. You are arguing a completely different point.

Turkey has no involvement in Armenia btw, Turkey was involved in Azerbaijan, namely weapons sales to Azerbaijan.

 

[Khorasan Black Flags]

You have a border with Europe?

I thought you hated Europe? and were "Anti West" lol

We're temporarily enemy only with three european governments, NOT ~1 billion europe

 

[hyperman]

We're temporarily enemy only with three european governments, NOT ~1 billion europe

Does EU have you under sanctions right now or no? Is that Friendship? lol

 

[Khorasan Black Flags]

Does EU have you under sanctions right now or no? Is that Friendship? lol

We have ties with almost all of european countries, even with England, France and Germany via foreign minister

We have excellent ties with eastern european countries

 

[hyperman]

We have excellent ties with eastern european countries

And yet none of them voted against EU Sanction, EU sanctions require unanimity, if a single state votes no, then it doesn't get passed. Yet you can't do basic trade with EU and your oil and gas can't be sold there.

 

[drkrn86]

Through Whose airspace? lol

Turkish airspace? Georgian Airspace?

Are you guy familiar with the Geography of Armenia and where its located?

Nothing can reach Armenia from the West without the allowance by either Turkey or Georgia.

Abkhazia btw is currently controlled by Russia and the current govt in Georgia is Pro Russian and sanctioned by the US. And I doubt Turkey would allow for flights to Armenia to set up a base either. Its not viable.

Even in the unlikely possibility that they convince Georgia to allow airspace use, that would trigger the Russians to annex the entire Georgian coastline up to Batumi, like they did with Ukrainian operations, effectively closing the door literally.


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Turkey, definitely yes. Georgia- may be in future.

Only erdogan won't allow USA to use it's airspace.
Azerbaijan isn't Turkey's utmost priority. Only Erdogan wants to revive ottoman empire.

 

[mulj]

Turkey, definitely yes. Georgia- may be in future.

Only erdogan won't allow USA to use it's airspace.
Azerbaijan isn't Turkey's utmost priority. Only Erdogan wants to revive ottoman empire.

Neo ottoman empire would be welcomed by lot of people. We see what turks can do and offer, they are like USA in terms of inclusivity and development for muslim world.

 

[Eşbah]

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[Flotilla]

Turkey has no involvement in Armenia btw, Turkey was involved in Azerbaijan, namely weapons sales to Azerbaijan.

That´s good. Thanks, no more questions.

 

[Foinikas]

That´s good. Thanks, no more questions.

You know,weapons sales,training,common exercises,intelligence,military advisors provided Syrian militias to bolster Azerbaijan during the war,had an F-16 shoot down an Armenian Su-25(although they deny it),humanitarian aid and military equipment...nothing much.

 

[Qaraca]

You know,weapons sales,training,common exercises,intelligence,military advisors provided Syrian militias to bolster Azerbaijan during the war,had an F-16 shoot down an Armenian Su-25(although they deny it),humanitarian aid and military equipment...nothing much.

Turkey has never ever provided military equipment to Azerbaijan free of charge. Fyi, Azerbaijan has a military budget of more than 5 billion usd. It also has a $80 billion sovereign fund.

Armenia on the other hand actually recieved Russian equipment free of charge in many instances (second hand equipment withdrawn from service such as S-300PS), or purchased equipment with reduced prices (as a CSTO member) and interest free long term loans.

What is so unusual about advisors? Currently there are French military advisors in Armenian army, this is public info. Aren’t there foreign advisors in Greek army?

They deny it because there is no proof other than Armenian claims. This comes from the same side that claimed to be winning the war.

 

[Foinikas]

What is so unusual about advisors? Currently there are French military advisors in Armenian army, this is public info. Aren’t there foreign advisors in Greek army?

They deny it because there is no proof other than Armenian claims. This comes from the same side that claimed to be winning the war.

I'm not blaming you,you are best friends.

 

[Flotilla]

You know,weapons sales,training,common exercises,intelligence,military advisors provided Syrian militias to bolster Azerbaijan during the war,had an F-16 shoot down an Armenian Su-25(although they deny it),humanitarian aid and military equipment...nothing much.

That is not intervention. It is sport, friend.

 

[hyperman]

military advisors provided Syrian militias to bolster Azerbaijan during the war,had an F-16 shoot down an Armenian Su-25(although they deny it)

Thats a lie, show your proof of "military advisors" physically located inside Karabakh.

Or Proof of F-16s shooting down any Armenian aircraft. Complete lie.

The only thing you have is 2 F-16 placed in Ganja at the Gas Pipeline terminal, outside of Karabakh, in case someone got stupid ideas to blow up the gas pipeline that supplies Turkey with Gas, as well as a deterrent in case a 3rd party(Russia) intervened/invaded Azerbaijan.

 

[hyperman]

That is not intervention. It is sport, friend.

He is lying and twisting things, but you will just swallow it without asking him for proof.

No proof of "military advisors" physically located inside Karabakh.

There is no Proof of F-16s shooting down any Armenian aircraft. Complete lie.

Turkey sold weapons to Azerbaijan and helped them build their army, but so did the Israelis. Infact in terms of money, Israelis sold them more weapons.