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Imran Khan is the first nationalist leader of Pakistan in recent times, who is represented in every province of Pakistan (unlike opponents.)
He is one of those antifa inspired clowns, who think that countries like iran, russia, and syria are at the forefront of struggle against the old colonial superpowers. Thus you see him supporting even a genocide like we saw the one in Syria.
His anti Tukish stance is clearly pkk antifa inspired. Dude is extremely delusional at best.
I mean if Azeris try to connect to Nakhichivan that cud drag iran into the conflict.
He got banned for getting to emotional in a debate with a saudi and it was not that bad. He just got carried away while not saying bad stuff
I’m not sure I do. Because their weapons have been very useful so far. And their control of our press has led to a situation where you hear nothing about this war in the Anglo west. If they wanted to, in a day they could turn the press against the bad “muuuuzlims” and the poor Christians being genocided.
For some reason they haven’t. Now I know AZE pays them for weapons and sells them oil, but you can’t buy those people. They are not exactly poor. And they have the US federal treasury which just gives them money. So I can’t figure out what made their government take the AZE side and stand for justice for once.
Maybe they want a secular Muslim country as a friend? But why? What benefit is it to them? Forget this Iran stuff. AZE can’t help them against Iran.
So, I really don’t know
AZERIS can't help them but the real estate bordering Iran can do wonders!I’m not sure I do. Because their weapons have been very useful so far. And their control of our press has led to a situation where you hear nothing about this war in the Anglo west. If they wanted to, in a day they could turn the press against the bad “muuuuzlims” and the poor Christians being genocided.
For some reason they haven’t. Now I know AZE pays them for weapons and sells them oil, but you can’t buy those people. They are not exactly poor. And they have the US federal treasury which just gives them money. So I can’t figure out what made their government take the AZE side and stand for justice for once.
Maybe they want a secular Muslim country as a friend? But why? What benefit is it to them? Forget this Iran stuff. AZE can’t help them against Iran.
So, I really don’t know
I don't know about that. Mountainous warfare obviously will be harder, but if the Armenians fight conventionally, then the drones will just do what they did similarly before. Even the Taliban in Afghan mountains wouldn't do something like that. This what could happen to the Armenians if they were in trenches in the mountains. Or even forts or posts or whatever.They're going from the south, because the south is mainly flatland, and easier to take, while the central regions under Armenian control are mainly mountainous.
Once the South is completely taken, they'll move towards the north, and start slowly taking the mountain ranges.
Taking the south first also serves to cut off Armenian troops in occupied territory from directly receiving aid from Iran. This way, Iran now has to go to Armenia proper first, making the Iranian supply lines longer.
I have doubts that Azerbaijan will actually launch a major offensive from the north. I believe they'll move from the south to north, perhaps along the Armenian-Azerbaijani border, to completely surround the mountains, cut off all supply lines, and slowly move towards the center. Though, going along the border, also risks Azeri troops coming into the firing lines of Armenian troops in Armenia proper, which Azerbaijan can't heavily retaliate, nor properly defend against, due to fear of CSTO being invoked.
Mountain warfare will be a painful experience for the Azeris, it will be slow, and it will be 10 times more difficult than what they've so far faced. The Armenians are dug in, and have the advantage, one that air power won't help much on. The safest (but slowest) method would be to find a way to cut off Armenian supply lines to troops in the mountains, and siege them, until they have no choice but to surrender.
Most of the mountains that the taliban used were barren, and open, with little to no fortifications. On top of that, they weren't trained soldiers, the Armenians are.I don't know about that. Mountainous warfare obviously will be harder, but if the Armenians fight conventionally, then the drones will just do what they did similarly before. Even the Taliban in Afghan mountains wouldn't do something like that. This what could happen to the Armenians if they were in trenches in the mountains. Or even forts or posts or whatever.
There is a lot wrong with it, because it implies that the ceasefire was meant for peace talks, they weren't. They were meant for prisoner exchange, and body reclamation.There is nothing wrong with my logic as you put it. My post was in response to the ceasefire that the US had hobbled together but looks like Armenia already broke that within hours. Looks like Azeris will take their land back the easy way or the hard way. In either case, Armenia seems keen to get add more insult to injury for themselves, which is totally fine by me.
Plus no drones, no effective planning or coordination with air force, no proper reverse slope strategy, no effective resupply, and no real will demonstrated.Yes, only issue we had a Ganja Patwari for a leader (Nawaz).