Karabakh Separatist: Azerbaijan Does Not Know How to Fight
In 2014, the Karabakh forces stepped up the defensive line. "There were made significant steps to improve the effectiveness of combat duty. Recharge at the forefront of technology makes it possible to obtain information about the intentions of the enemy, and in time to prevent his actions and possible losses from the Armenian side. " This was stated by a commander of the Karabakh separatists Movses Hakobyan.
Commenting on the escalation of tension on the contact line, Hakobyan blamed on Azerbaijan, saying that the enemy had several objectives: to undermine the credibility of the Armenian army because of rising losses, involve the Armenian side in the arms race, destabilize the political situation in Armenia and facilitate migration and justify spending on defense.
According to Hakobyan, "acts of sabotage by Azerbaijan carries a special team 062 trained in Turkey. The remaining units of the enemy armed forces were not involved in any subversive outing, which testifies to their low combat capability, he said.
Azerbaijani Defense Ministry has not yet commented this statement by Hakobyan. Note that in summer and autumn 2014 on the front line there were serious clashes, which resulted in dozens of fatalities on both sides. Then Baku accused Armenia of trying to disrupt the peace process and put the blame for the escalation of the Armenian side. -02D-
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