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Artsakh President Stresses Imperative of Military Buildup

by Contributor
January 17, 2014
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Artsakh President Bako Sahakian spoke at the meeting of the Artsakh Defense Army’s Military Council

STEPANAKERT—On Jan. 17, Artsakh Republic President Bako Sahakian partook in a meeting of the Artsakh Defense Army’s Military Council, called to sum up the state of the Republic in 2013.

In his speech, the president touched upon the process of army building, emphasizing the Artsakh army’s achievements and existing problems.

According to Bako Sahakian, strengthening the military has been and will remain among the key guidelines of the state-building process.

Speaking about the current situation at the border with Azerbaijan, President Sahakian noted that Baku continues its policy of grossly violating the ceasefire regime, threatening Artsakh and Armenia, and breaking fundamental norms and principles of international law, adding that “in the face of such hostile behavior we must be more vigilant, continue to keep the initiative in our hands, and at the same time not yield to provocations.”

The President gave concrete instructions to the defense minister and the supreme command staff of the army for finding proper solutions to existing problems.

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Comments 4

  1. GB says:
    8 years ago

    If Axerbaijani Sultan stop barking, then a revolution will take place in Tatar-turks land!! This is the only way to collect more wealth from his primitive oily Sheikhdom!!

    Reply
  2. Sokimag says:
    8 years ago

    Yes, Artsakh needs our help. Artsakh needs to be populated by more Armenians. We need to build our own weapons, tanks, aircraft, drones, etc.

    Reply
  3. Garo Garapedian says:
    8 years ago

    We should have a large number of comandos like Navy Seals in US, permanently positioned near oil pipelines of the enemy, as close as possible. In a worst case scenario, they should do the job ASAP to cripple them

    Reply
    • Avetis says:
      8 years ago

      Please stop watch Hollywood films, they damage brain cells.

      Reply

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