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#1 Yervant1

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Posted 08 August 2014 - 10:07 AM

Idiot if you could, you would have done it already!

ILHAM ALIYEV WARNS TO DESTROY ANY FACILITY IN NAGORNO KARABAKH

Thursday, August 7, 21:30

The Azerbaijani army is today able to destroy any facility in
Nagorno-Karabakh
, Azerbaijani President Ilham Aliyev said during the
meeting with the servicemen of one of the frontline military units
in the country's Aghdam region on Aug 6.

"The stability is still ensured in the region only by virtue of the
policy pursued by the Azerbaijani government," Aliyev said.

"Azerbaijan is a stable country. Today, by increasing our
opportunities, we have even stronger army that is able to fulfill
any task at any time," the president added.

President Aliyev pointed out that Azerbaijan have produced modern
weapons and equipment in recent times. "At the same time, the
machinery, equipment, weapons and ammunition that we obtain from
foreign sources meet the latest standards. We have purchased the
most modern air defense installations. Our army has the most powerful
artillery".

"Missile systems with high accuracy and very great destructive power,
combat and transport helicopters, combat aircraft, armored vehicles,
tanks - all are the factors that today constitute the potential of
the Azerbaijani army," the head of state added.

Aliyev is sure that Armenia is in panic and in hysteria. He expressed
misguided concerns about the fate of the Armenian people. "Today,
the fascist leadership, the military junta of Armenia is leading its
country into the abyss. They occupied our lands, but at the same time
they have occupied the entire Armenia.

Armenian people should get rid of the criminal and corrupt
leadership. Otherwise, Armenia will face great disasters. If Armenia's
fascist government doesn't abandon its dirty deeds, the very existence
of the Armenian state can be open to question," Aliyev said. The
Azeri leader again claimed the Armenian lands: Yerevan, Syunik. He
said the Azeri flag will be raised in Stepanakert and Shoushi. He
once again declared that the "world recognizes Nagorno Karabakh as a
territory of Azerbaijan." The Azeri leader said they are ready to any
scenario. "We defeated Armenians in the political and economic field.

We are able to do it also in the battlefield," Aliyev said.

http://www.arminfo.a...08B0EB7C0D21663

 

 

 


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Posted 08 August 2014 - 10:10 AM

MEDIATORS' FALSE PARITY ENCOURAGES BAKU, SAYS ARTSAKH LEADER

Thursday, August 7th, 2014
http://asbarez.com/1...artsakh-leader/

Foreign Minister of the Nagorno-Karabakh Republic Karen Mirzoyan

STEPANAKERT--"The recent military venture by Azerbaijan, which has
resulted in a large number of human casualties and caused a drastic
escalation of tensions in the conflict zone, is primarily aimed at
undermining the mediation efforts of the OSCE Minsk Group co-chairing
countries dealing with the Azerbaijani-Karabakh conflict," Foreign
Minister of the Nagorno-Karabakh Republic Karen Mirzoyan said in
comments to News.am.

"The NKR authorities have repeatedly drawn the attention of the
mediators and the international community as a whole to the ongoing
attempts by Azerbaijan to destabilize the situation and the need to
take practical and effective measures to put an end to them.

"Unfortunately, the lack of an adequate assessment and a strong and
targeted condemnation of violations of the ceasefire continue to
generate a false sense of permissiveness and impunity in Azerbaijan,
which, against the background of complete detachment from the realities
of the conflict and the negotiation process, leads only to growing
tensions and deterioration of the situation.


"The current drastic escalation of tensions on the Line of Contact
between the armed forces of the Nagorno-Karabakh Republic and
Azerbaijan marked the culmination of numerous provocations and
violations of the ceasefire by Azerbaijan over the past few months,"
Karen Mirzoyan said.

Stressing that the Karabakh side will continue to thwart any attempts
by Azerbaijan to destabilize the situation on the front line and
to increase the level of tensions in the conflict zone, the Foreign
Minister mentioned that Artsakh consistently comes up with initiatives
to reduce tensions and promote stability and predictability on the
Line of Contact between the armed forces of the Nagorno-Karabakh
Republic and Azerbaijan.

"We believe that immediate implementation of the mentioned urgent
measures, as well as the development of effective mechanisms to
investigate violations of the ceasefire will allow stabilizing the
situation and quickly addressing potential incidents on the Line of
Contact in the future.

On its part, Artsakh is ready to provide the international community
with detailed information on the recent incidents and contribute to
strengthening of the ceasefire and creating conditions for the peaceful
settlement of the conflict between Azerbaijan and Nagorno-Karabakh,"
Mirzoyan concluded.
 


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Posted 09 August 2014 - 11:18 AM

They think it Artsag is not ours because Stalin took a few years ago. If taking is the sign of ownership, they should agree that Artsag, the part Armenians have recovered, belongs to Armenians. They still have too much of Artsag and Nakhajavan also given them by a stroke of Stalin's pen. 


Edited by onjig, 09 August 2014 - 11:23 AM.


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Posted 09 August 2014 - 11:38 AM

THE GUARDIAN: AZERBAIJAN'S PRESIDENT THREATENS WAR WITH ARMENIA VIA TWITTER

13:30 08/08/2014 >> REGION

After clashes in the region of the Nagorno-Karabakh conflict President
of Azerbaijan Ilham Aliyev issues social media tirade, writes British
daily The Guardian.

The Guardian notes that tensions fuelled last week in the conflict
zone, leaving at least 14 people dead in the bloodiest violence the
area has seen for years. "Both sides blamed each other for sparking
the clashes, and details of exactly what took place remain unclear,"
writes the article.

The article quotes Armenia's Defence Minister Seyran Ohanyan's
announcement, "the whole responsibility for escalation of the situation
and human losses is on official Baku."

Aliyev in his Twitter account calls Armenia "an enemy" and "an
occupier."

However, writes the Guardian, Armenia's Defence Minister said this
week that he believes there were "no grounds for a large-scale war."

"Analysts have said that Azerbaijan is merely attempting to attract
international attention to the conflict, and is unlikely to wage
an all out military offensive, especially in view of Yerevan's good
relations with Moscow," says the article.

According to senior expert on Caucasus at the Carnegie Endowment
for International Peace Thomas de Waal, "As the losing side in the
conflict, the Azerbaijanis make it their business to challenge the
status quo, make the other side nervous and remind the world of
the conflict."

He says that it is one thing to have pinprick, but that "a major
military offensive could blow back in the face of Azerbaijan."


Source: Panorama.am



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Posted 09 August 2014 - 11:43 AM

IN SOCIAL NETWORKS FACEBOOK AND TWITTER CAMPAIGN CALLED #STOPALIYEV HAS KICKED OFF

15:36 08/08/2014 " POLITICS

American Committee Hay Dat (ANCA) has launched a campaign called
#StopAliyev in social networks Facebook and Twitter, writes the
Head of the Armenian Revolutionary Federation Bureau's Hay Dat and
Political Affairs Office Giro Manoyan on his Facebook page.

"In this way, the Committee will try to inform the users of social
networks around the world about the attacks of the Azerbaijani
government on Armenian and Nagorno Karabakh borderline and about the
Armenian losses," he wrote.

According to him, in order to strengthen the independence and peace
in Nagorno Karabakh the Committee Hay Dat called on the Armenians
living in different countries around the world to participate in the
campaign actively. The Committee also encouraged to send letters
to the co-chairs of the OSCE Minsk Group through social networks,
calling for undertaking immediate steps in order to prevent Aliyev
to unleash a new war in the Caucasus.


http://www.panorama..../08/stop-aliev/



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Posted 09 August 2014 - 12:35 PM

BORDER BUSTING BAKU BONEHEADS

Friday, August 8th, 2014

BY GAREN YEGPARIAN

With pup-Turk (Azeri) corpses piling up, the boneheads in Baku are
probably scratching their heads as to what might be their next steps.

It seems the ten day span over which small bands of Azerbaijan's
armed forces have briefly breached Armenian lines (both republics'
borders) is the culmination of the ever increasing number of sniper
and other attacks initiated by Baku. Add to this a new minister of
defense occupying the office who seems to want to strut his stuff. Of
course, we can't forget the many years' worth of military buildup,
including drones. Interestingly, two of those drones seem to have
been downed by Artzakh's forces in recent weeks.

But all this is for naught. By most accounts, a serious escalation
in hostilities is not anticipated by analysts. The Armenian side
is attributing this senseless loss of life on both sides to Baku's
standard operating procedures-- create tension ahead of upcoming
meetings to abort any hope of meaningful progress in negotiations.

But there are some interesting observations to be made.

The normally bland Edward Nalbandian, Foreign Minister of the Republic
of Armenia, actually seems to have developed some energy. The U.S.

Department of State issues a typical, bloodless, statement, along with
the OSCE and UN. I suggest they read "A Picture Worth a Thousand Words"
which appeared in Asbarez. A 15-year old living in the border village
of Baganis, Armenia sketched his dream of amity between Armenians and
Azeris. It profoundly moved this teenager's camp counselors. Perhaps
it will knock some sense into the "diplomats" who regularly call on
BOTH sides to desist from escalation and hostilities, despite ONE
side being the consistent and persistent aggressor.

But the Azeri assaults are not limited to the battlefield. A few
days ago, an Azeri news source ran an item that stated an Armenian
reporter who is "close to" the military had written that Armenians
lost dozens of soldiers in these last rounds of fighting and that
the Armenian side was suppressing this news. It turned out to be a
complete fabrication, nothing of the sort had been written. Then, we
have another attribution, to Ara Manoogian, who has been critical of
various community efforts. Some hack by the name of Lev Maas, writing
in Russian on the Azeri site haqqin.az has concocted a bogus "letter"
that Ara allegedly sent to this site. Nowhere is the letter reproduced
in its entirety. We're just treated to "excerpts" from it, along with
real quotes from Ara's website, all woven into a fantastic fairy tale.

Then, we also have Timoth Garton Ash speaking up on this issue. You
might recall this is the British political writer and (conservative)
Hoover Institution associate who was a strong voice against the
French Genocide denial laws that failed to pass. It may be that some
of the money that Baku is spending on public relations may actually
be paying off in the form of getting their fantasies served up to a
broader worldwide audience.

Map of Armenia and Artsakh and the surrounding region

Perhaps it's time to simplify life for both our republics by creating a
third Armenian republic. Please see the accompanying map from Artzakh's
Washington, D.C. office's website. I have drawn a blue line (perhaps
hard to distinguish in the print edition of the paper) that runs
the shortest distance from the Mingechaur (Mingachevir) reservoir's
(a body of water created in the 1950s by the damming of the Kura
River) southerly side to the current border of the Nagorno-Karabakh
Republic. I suggest driving the Azeri's back to that line.

It would reduce (by about seven times, by way of a very rough visual
estimate) the length of the borders that Armenians would have to
defend against Azeri incursions. Not only that, It would give Armenians
control over a stretch of the Baku-Tbilisi-Ceyhan pipeline, garnering
handsome transit fees, perhaps taken in kind as oil. It would also
put one of the three rail-routes from Azerbaijan to the north under
Armenian control. Plus, this would give our side even more leverage
over Baku from a water supply/flood control/electricity production
perspective. The newly liberated territories could be constituted
as the Armenian Republic of Cantsag (Gandsak) [currently referred
to in the Turkified name Gyanja). Such a development might make the
boneheads in Baku cool off for another twenty years.

Of course this doesn't address the problem of increased (likely Turkish
assisted) Azeri military activity from Nakhichevan. But that's an
issue for another article.

What do you think? Should we initiate a campaign to convince the
authorities in Stepanakert and Yerevan to teach the pup-Turks this
particular border-busting lesson?

http://asbarez.com/1...baku-boneheads/



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Posted 09 August 2014 - 02:10 PM

Azerbaijan, as someone rightly noted is not a country, but a big gas station that plays with fire.
Azerbaijanis (it is easier to call them with their correct ethnic name - Turks) got some new weaponry recently and started to believe that they can heal their old wounds by initiating new war. We should use this as a pretext and get what is rightfully ours - Nahichevan and finaly put an end to their oil business.

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Posted 10 August 2014 - 01:58 AM

I'm puzzled why we still don't hear about pipeline and rig "accidents" popping up in random areas of that shithole...



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Posted 11 August 2014 - 01:11 PM

19:44 11/08/2014 » REGION

Azadlig: Azerbaijani authorities are guided by motto ‘‘arrest a conscientious citizen for every military victim’’

The arrest of human rights defenders and the deaths in the Azerbaijani army in recent days is a huge whack to the Azerbaijani authorities and the country, so that this period will be called a "shameful history" for a long time, reads the article in the Azerbaijani newspaper "Azadlig".

As noted in the article, the Azerbaijani authorities blame the "Armenians" because of the lack of their talent in everything. "They call the most conscientious and patriotic people "pro-Armenians". However, the greatest treason of the fatherland is ill-treatment with their citizens. The authorities have decided to take revenge for their fallen soldiers from their own people. Within these days, the authorities have acted under the following slogan "arrest a conscientious citizen for each dead soldier," the newspaper writes.
According to the article, the government of Azerbaijan, mobilizing all its resources has always pursued "tax evasion", "pro-Armenian people", "law-breakers", while the main purpose of signing the cease-fire was to declare war against their own people.

As noted in the article, the Azerbaijani authorities came out of the recent events as losers. First of all, it became clear that there are huge numbers of flaws in the army. And then it turned out that the authorities are afraid of those who have no army, no money, no weapons. The arrests of Leyla Yunus, Rasul Jafarov and Intiqam Aliyev showed that for the authoritarian government the most dangerous people are those with conscience.

"In a word, the social and political activists arrested one after another can be called "prisoners of truce," the newspaper writes.
The article also notes that under the current political system it is impossible to build a strong army. "Philosophy of corruption, ideology of corruption, world view of corruption gave birth to exactly what they could in today's Azerbaijan. In our country, where starting from the police up to the judges are all corrupt, and the educational system is broken because of corruption too, the search for a strong army is aimless," the article reads.
 

Source: Panorama.am



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Posted 12 August 2014 - 08:00 AM

ARMENOPHOBIA IS A JINN WHICH CAN 'BITE' ALIYEV: EXPERT

August 11, 2014 - 16:45 AMT

PanARMENIAN.Net - The recent tensions at the line of contact between
the Nagorno Karabakh (Artsakh) Republic and Azerbaijani armed forces
and the Armenian-Azeri border can be explained by two factors,
a Russian expert said.

"On the one hand, Azerbaijan's aggression is an order from outside
aiming to destabilize the South Caucasus. The Aliyev clan is integrated
into the conditional 'western colony club' and has accounts, projects
and other affairs abroad. That's why some hints are enough to start
escalation," Denis Dvornikov told PanARMENIAN.Net

The second factor, according to him, is that Aliyev has become a
hostage to his own bellicose rhetoric. "Armenophobia is a jinn which
can 'bite' Aliyev if he stop demonstrating his intolerance towards
Armenia," Dvornikov said.

"The meeting in Sochi proved that the nonsense Aliyev usually tells
his public doesn't bear repeating. Getting ready for the trilateral
meeting, the Azerbaijani leader knew that in the presence of the
Russian and Armenian Presidents as well as numerous journalists
and international observers he had better position himself as a
peace-loving and law-abiding politician. Such an image, although quite
comfortable for himself, is not acceptable for his voters, who are
stuffed with hatred. That's why the bloody incidents at the line of
contact are a kind of sacrifice to gain domestic approval," he added.

According to the expert, the situation will stabilize little by
little. "Aliyev will have to show that he is not dancing to Moscow's
tune. That's why provocations will continue for some more time and
then subside," he explained.

Dvornikov believes that there will be no large-scale hostilities.

"First, Aliyev is clever enough to understand that his western
partners can involve him in a slaughter and then step aside. He also
understands that as long as he is tolerated by Moscow, his regime is
safe. Besides, with launching a new war he risks leaving all of his
expensive weaponry to Karabakh while the damaged infrastructure will
bring Azerbaijan back to its beginnings," he said.

http://www.panarmeni...ng/news/181477/
 



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Posted 12 August 2014 - 12:37 PM

I'm puzzled why we still don't hear about pipeline and rig "accidents" popping up in random areas of that shithole...

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Posted 22 August 2014 - 01:12 AM

there should have been a couple before the sochi meeting...






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