On 30 October 2020 faculty of West Point discussed the conflict between Armenia and Azerbaijan and the lessons learned from the actions taking place on the ground. mwi.usma.edu/
Contrary to what the old guy said, the Azeris did not hesitate to target civilians including multiple deliberate strikes on a historic Armenian church, deliberate massacres (is there any other kind?) against Armenian villages and towns including with cluster munitions and WP against civilians, and executions of Armenian civilians caught in villages; it’s on video, and one would think he'd have a commitment to accuracy at least in this forum. As for what the younger guy in uniform snidely said, the Armenian Genocide could hardly be considered “little” as it caused the deaths of a very large proportion of Armenians in Anatolia and dispossessed surviving Armenians of virtually all of their historic homeland of multiple millennia. Finally, it's hard to believe the United States and other NATO allies of Turkey, whose command staff elements were themselves undeniably engaged in the offensive, did not anticipate the incursion. Either that, or the CIA was sadly asleep at the wheel which says something.
The historical name of the area is "Karabagh". Armenia started calling it "Artsak" after 2006 in order to disassociate the region more from Azerbaijan.
Lies. The thousand year old churches on the land that your people are destroying would say otherwise. That land does not belong to you just because Stalin said so a hundred years ago.
@@youhansayvazi6888 learn about the history of the place before commenting. These churches were there for ventures and no one destroyed them. Learn about how Armenia destroyed mosques and razed 7 districts to the ground.
@@TTTupload they have Armenian writing all over them. I have seen them in person. You haven’t seen the churches in person. In the Bible Armenia is the foundation of the earth. We are the first country to except Christianity as a religion. You have no clue what your even speaking about.
