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You are not reading attentively - none of the paintings (miniatures) presented here are "Persian", none of them were made by ethnic Persians, and there was no country by the name of Iran or Persia at the time. So it's impossible to call it "Persian". All these paintings (miniatures) were done in...

Thank you, but 2033 is really far away. What about today or the next few years?

which armed UAV's (combat UAV - UCAVs) does Pakistan make aside from Shahpur and Nescom Burraq?

So how can Turkey assure that its ANKA or other armed drone (unmanned combat aerial vehicle, UCAV) would be independent from the U.S. GPS satellite's (or Russian Glonass, or European Galileo, or Chinese Baidu), as well as have its own missiles and/or bombs, which would also be independent from...

Putin to make working visit to Azerbaijan on Tuesday 2013 August 12 ( Monday ) 11:40:44 Russian President Vladimir Putin on Tuesday 13 August is to visit Azerbaijan on a working visit. According to the results of the upcoming talks with President Ilham Aliyev it is expected to sign five or...

Not a problem - like I've written, it's obviously not the fault of yours or anyone else's on this forum, but the ridiculous position of Western historians who are deeply Turcophobic and pro-Iranian/pro-Persian, calling anything out of today's Iran as "Persian" despite that land being ruled by...

What does "Persian style" mean? It's a misnomer applied by Persian and Western historians (who are dominant, and thus of course it is not your mistake to repeat what they are saying). How can it be "Persian" when: 1) it was painted by ethnic Azerbaijani Turks (or otherwise Oghuz Turks, since...

interesting development. Russia’s Caspian Flotilla ships arrive at Baku port Mon 12 August 2013 11:58 GMT | 16:58 Local Time 118897 Two warships under the flag of Sergei Alekminsky, commander of Russia’s Caspian Flotilla and vice-admiral, have today arrived at Baku port. APA...

There is no difference, both spellings are used interchangeably. However, the correct Turkic pronunciation of that place is actually closer to the spelling "Altay". Same with, for example, Baykal (although Baikal is also acceptable and correct).

OK, that's one instance. Any other? They had smaller forces when invading eastern Turkey (Kars, Erzerum, Ardahan, Beyazid, etc).

When fighting either Ottoman Empire or Qajar Empire, Russian Empire probably never had quantitative superiority in the number of troops.

Friend, no one says Armenia/Armenians are/were Muslims. Instead, we are saying that on the land of today's Armenia there were hundreds of Muslim (Azerbaijani Turkic) mosques, both Sunni and Shia, that were destroyed by Armenians after Russia invaded Caucasus, subjugated Georgians and Azerbaijani...

Right, because all Armenians are busy with turcophobia and islamophobia, so it's nice that perhaps one or two Armenians living in that country are perhaps sane. Note that the unarmed Turkish shepherd was killed by an Armenian government employee - a border guard. There was no need to kill...

That's all Armenia seems to be able to do - shoot unarmed Turkish shepherd's. And AKP wanted to open a border with them?! Meanwhile, in Turkey, there are over 60,000 illegal citizens of Armenia who are working as construction workers, nannies and prostitutes. Turkey should deport them back to...

This is a sober and honest assessment. Some of the "Russian" generals and admirals that waged war against two Turkic empires, the Ottoman (Turkey) and the Safavids/Afshars/Qajars (Iran), were actually of Turkic origin themselves. Other "Russian" generals included Georgians (Gen. Bagration, Gen...

Before declaring anyone to be "wrong" and then proceed to provide such a wealth of opinions, please present verifiable and authoritative data, citations, facts, i.e., proof. Meskheti Turks cannot be predominantly Kipchak, they are predominantly Oghuz Turks. Of course, they must have some...

this is not proof - this is highly suspect and circumstantial. The whole world, including all friends of Turks and Turcophiles, know Timur as Mongol, and Saladin as a Kurd. Please provide proof of otherwise - you already know that I can provide you with tons of authoritative scholars confirming...

I am sure Atatwolf simply misread your post and didn't mean it like that. Emotions get in the way, especially on the internet. Let's all just share knowledge and facts, and reduce emotions.

Timur was a Mongol, whilst Saladin was Kurdish. They were not Turkish/Turkic, nor from Turkey. They did have a huge number of Turkic warriors in their armies thought - probably more than 50% of their armies were Turkic.

"Soon" does not count - I am asking about and referring to *now*. And when it will be introduced, it will still need many more years to prove itself worthy. Lab and testing grounds are one thing, but real life maintenance and battle conditions in war time are two very different things...