Azerbaijan, Armenia Exchange Exaggerated Losses Claims

There are two wars, the real one that is not going anywhere, then there is the media one intended for the public, on the pitch it seems that there is a real stalemate while the paying public dreams of sensational victories for its part, they are two totally different things.

İsrael can sell brand new 155mm M454 Super High Explosive Artillery Projectile to Azerbaijan..it helps alot in the upcoming mountanious terrain with 25 years fortification.

Clearly the real war is going on. And Armenians are losing. We’ll wait until the Armenians in N-K, even in Armenia out of ammunition and out of resources. The supplies to N-K has pretty much stopped.

In a war of attrition, the side with more resources (Azerbaijan) win it. Look at WW I and WW II. With American unlimited resources, US won both wars.

Armenia is land locked. It has no friend. Both Iran and Russia are no friends of Armenia. Armenians will be lucky to have enough food.

Also with winter coming, Armenia probably does not have enough energy for heating. There is no electricity in N-K.

Poor Armenians. Better sue for peace before it is too late. Do not make more Armenians suffer.

Finally SF published the real map of the battlefield. We can see Azeri army is pushing from both North and South sides. More army soldiers are pouring in.

The Azerbaijani armed forces suffered a heavy defeat on Monday by the Armenian forces of the Artsakh Republic Army on the Nagorno-Karabakh front.

According to Armenian Defense Ministry spokeswoman Susan Stepanian, Archah’s forces announced on Monday that they had left their positions.
The Azeris “took the bait” and hurried to occupy the abandoned positions, falling into a deadly trap, where they were exposed to heavy artillery fire of the Armenian artillery, suffering heavy losses, before being forced to flee in disorder.

This tactic is taught in the context of the so-called “Greek Tactics”, in the monumental work of Konstantinos Sathas “Greek soldiers in the West”, but also in the “Chronicle of Morea”.

These books describe how the light Greek cavalry of the “Soldiers” during the Frankish occupation neutralized the heavy cavalry of the Frankish Knights, which the Greeks could not face directly with poles, so the lightly armored Greeks pretended to retreat with the intention to lure the iron-clad Franks into narrow traps, where scattered archers shot the Franks off of their horses and then the light Greek cavalry would return and finish them.

It should be noted that many Armenian officers have graduated from the Greek army officers School.

The Turks in Syria, Kurdistan, Libya, and now in Artsakh are using their artillery and unmanned uav from a distance. They only send mercenaries to the front. It is a completely useless army that with the right strategy can be dismantled if their artillery and uav are dealt with.

The Armenian reports are hard to believe.

Garni Gorge in Kotayk Province, Armenia

Like to visit some day. If Armenia open to foreign tourist and it is safe to go.

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Truth is always the first casualty in war. I wish we knew the real numbers, but we probably never will.

This is the Modi regime in India’s “casualty infliction” propaganda programme:

1. There is a claimed battle against China (may or may not actually happen).
2. The Modi regime admits, say, ten Indians dead.
3. The Modi regime claims 20 Chinese dead, because that’s the exact double of Indian casualties.
4. Modi media and paid troll army immediately inflate the claim from 20 to 50, and say anyone who doubts the claim or asks for proof is an “anti national”.
5. Modi’s paid troll army (known as his party’s IT Cell) invents “proof” in the form of – nonexistent – Chinese media reports allegedly admitting the casualties.
6. As these get debunked, go back to 4 and 5 and repeat.

The tactic is so familiar that one can immediately discount the casualty claims from both Armenia and Azerbaijan in this conflict. They’re both manufacturing fiction.