gr8vision[/MENTION]: I'm sorry, but you are idiot. You think your smart because you scoure the internet, but you are no better or smarter than any of the Turks on this forum.
Actually, everyone who reads this will clearly see, once again, that you are a perennial little loser who needs, among other things, some lessons in normal manners. But then, it's so easy to sit behind a computer and spit "idiot" and "BS" at everyone you can't ever defeat or approach in any way. What a sad, pathetic ignoramus you are! But I am having fun with you, showing the forum members just how weak and pathetic you are.
And your perennial racism - "any of the Turks on this forum" - is just priceless!
I don't know where you are getting that Armenia keeps track of all noncombat deaths in Azerbaijan. They will take notice if Azerbaijan says we violated the ceasefire, and will also print ridiculous stories like when APA claims a conscript was killed by snakebite.
My terminally mad, always angry and racist interlocutor! Armenian government does keep track of all combat and non-combat deaths in Azerbaijan, as does the Armenian media which, like a little jackal, is ready to (mis)report anything negative from Azerbaijan. This is why you are also so obsessed with electricity supply, organ transplants, snakes, and other things in Azerbaijan.
You inability or unwillingness to provide your "spreadsheet" is plain ridiculous, showing just how unintelligent and stupid you are. You are caught, yet once again, red-handed like a thief. Liar, liar!
And snakebites do happen all the time in Caucasus, including in Azerbaijan. There is actually nothing unusual or unbeliveable in that. More importantly, it doesn't really matter if a soldier died from snake bite, frost, electric shock or car accident - he died, and his death is a terrible thing for his family and friends, as well as for the army and Azerbaijani people. At least thankfully for Azeri army, they die relatively less than Armenian military aggressors.
Like you just said, APA reported 49 deaths. I count 53. Doesn't that seem to close a number to just make up? See, unlike you, I do actual research instead of looking up stuff on the spot.
Your accounting - double accounting - is worthless. I and anyone else chooses APA any given day and time over your "accounting", because APA as a major news provider and an acclaimed wire service has nothing to gain or lose from reporting 53 vs. 49 killed, whereas you are a racist little student who is dancing happily on people's graves and finds it "cool" that 18 year old conscripts die in non-combat situations. That's of course because among other things you're a draft dodger who never served in the military.
Lol you don't believe Armenian sources when they say there is organ harvesting in Azeri army. But you happily quote them other times. Again, I have exposed your idiocy for the world to see.
That's right, I believe Armenian sources when intelligent people there report or write something and it is corroborated, but refuse to consider a clearly propaganda piece. Not only PanArmenian, but the so-called "Georgian" news portal where all news are unsigned and a quick review of their headlines and articles reveals it to be a Russian project that's pro-Abkhaz/S.Ossetian separatism, anti-Saakashvilli, and very pro-Armenian.
Meanwhile, organs of dead people are allowed for transplanting in many countries with their permission - for example, in U.S., when you get a driver's license, you are asked to mark a box in the application if you allow to use your organs in case you die. Only permission of the person himself/herself is needed - no need for parents' or wife/husband permission.
mhmm yeah of course. That is why when you look at a map even in Azerbaijan, it will say Naxcivan. Closer to the Armenian term no? That is also why English language adoped Armenian term. Don't believe me?
What "Armenian" term? For example, word "Amerika" exists in Armenian language - does it mean America is an Armenian word, or America is Armenian? No. Moreover, what does "Armenia" mean in Armenian? Considering that you guys call your country "Hayastan", and yourselves "Hay", then you can't even proclaim "Armenia" as your term - so before setting your sights at Nakhchivan, which is clearly not and never been Armenian (just like Karabakh or Artsakh), sort that out first (hint: according to Encyclopedia Britannica, "The Hayk, as the Armenians name themselves (the term Armenian is probably the result of an Iranian or Greek confusion of them with the Aramaeans)"). So you guys are all confused, and your very name as is known in the West is a result of confusion with other more important and ancient people. And you dare to speculate about Nakhchivan - or Ararat (Agri Dagh), for that matter.
lmao this so easy. So now if we name something else Shushi, everything will be ok?
Strange logic. "Shushi" is a made-up name - the proper name, Shusha, was used throughout history, and you can find 19th and 18th century sources referring to it as such as well. And no, by naming something else with the same name does not legitimize it or make it more ancient.
Meanwhile, apparently, in 1664, the English conquered the area and renamed it "New York" after the Duke of York (see: Homberger, Eric (2005). The Historical Atlas of New York City: A Visual Celebration of 400 Years of New York City's History. Owl Books. p. 34). And where does Duke of York's name origin come from - you can read about it here: en.wikipedia.org/wiki/York#Origin_of_the_name
No because unlike you I recognize the illegitimacy of my people's government. You are just like all other Turks: anything Aliyev says is always right always.
That's right, according to all sources, your Armenian government is illegitimate, unlike Turkey's or Azerbaijan's, or Georgia's. And Azerbaijani army has relatively less casualties than Armenian army, despite the fact that the task in front of the Azerbaijani army is tougher and more complex.
