[litwin]

looks like Armenia has made a deal to get Western replacement AD systems. It’s two birds with one stone for Armenia; both growing closer to the west and actually getting better AD systems.

one for sure, Moscow empire lost South Caucasus FOREVER....

Armenia transferred its air defense systems such as S-300, Buk, Osa, Tor systems to Ukraine.

https://x.com/NOELreports/status/1833106519321153574

[litwin]

[Verv]

one for sure, Moscow empire lost South Caucasus FOREVER....

This doesn't seem to be too true.

Israel and the US support Azerbaijan with some regularity in order to get cooperation on their anti-Iran agenda. It seems entirely possible that Armenia would eventually go firmly into the pro-Russia camp again one day in part due to this.

It's too unpredictable, I think, to come to such a conclusion.

[litwin]

This doesn't seem to be too true.

Israel and the US support Azerbaijan with some regularity in order to get cooperation on their anti-Iran agenda. It seems entirely possible that Armeniawould eventually go firmly into the pro-Russia camp again one day in part due to this.

It's too unpredictable, I think, to come to such a conclusion.

only IN YOUR WET (Moscow ) dreams
the reality :
viewtopic.php?f=42&t=184308
viewtopic.php?f=42&t=184456
Armenia: After 32 years, Muscovite occupiers (border guards) left their posts at Zvartnots International Airport in Yerevan following Armenia's demand
https://x.com/user/status/1818733241974899063

any comment on this ?

[litwin]

Armenia has expelled the horde troops and a referendum on joining the European Union was just proposed by Armenian policymakers!

The EU already maintains a civil presence there and talks have started on visa-free travel
https://x.com/eeldenden/status/1835698305675723022

[litwin]

This doesn't seem to be too true.

Israel and the US support Azerbaijan with some regularity in order to get cooperation on their anti-Iran agenda. It seems entirely possible that Armenia would eventually go firmly into the pro-Russia camp again one day in part due to this.

It's too unpredictable, I think, to come to such a conclusion.

> betrays Armenia

> wonders why Armenia doesn't like them anymore

> betrays Armenia again for not liking them anymore

​ Why have enemies when you have "friends" like Moscow empire ?

Why Did putin Try to Stage a Coup in Armenia?

[Verv]

> betrays Armenia

> wonders why Armenia doesn't like them anymore

> betrays Armenia again for not liking them anymore

​ Why have enemies when you have "friends" like Moscow empire ?

Why Did putin Try to Stage a Coup in Armenia?

I would not be surprised if the Russians did attempt to do this.

After all, it is what the United States does all over the world - it would be unjustly limiting themselves to not attempt to occasionally initiate such action. You have to fight with all the tools that your enemy uses when in a proxy war.