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I mentioned more than once in this thread how puzzled I was that the Armenian authorities appeared not to be conveying warnings to their troops about the drone threat and the importance of keeping dispersed.
This article raises far more fundamental questions about Armenia and Karabakh, for example the fact that Armenia never really mobilised its army, how large and effective forces were left on the north front while the south front received no reinfocements, how some squaddies were left unrelieved in the line for the entire month and how Shusha was abandoned with hardly a fight.
It mentions that the Armenian leadership may have been intending to leave NK to its fate from the outset.
It certainly makes more sense than the megalomaniacal bluster they were putting out which turned out in the end to be hollow.
This article raises far more fundamental questions about Armenia and Karabakh, for example the fact that Armenia never really mobilised its army, how large and effective forces were left on the north front while the south front received no reinfocements, how some squaddies were left unrelieved in the line for the entire month and how Shusha was abandoned with hardly a fight.
It mentions that the Armenian leadership may have been intending to leave NK to its fate from the outset.
It certainly makes more sense than the megalomaniacal bluster they were putting out which turned out in the end to be hollow.