The more Baku violates ceasefire, the greater number of Azeri soldiers
dies in `accidents’
May 14, 2011 – 15:45 AMT
PanARMENIAN.Net –
The Azerbaijani media reported that two soldiers of the Azerbaijani
army died in accidents. One of them allegedly died from lightning
strike, while the other one – in a car accident.
The Armenian side’s forecasts came true. For example, Armenian
military psychologist David Jamalyan said on May 2: `Do not be
surprised if Azerbaijani media outlets disseminate information shortly
that an accident took place in a military unit, in which soldiers were
killed.’
It is pretty reasonable. Baku could not expect that it will get away
with permanent and diligent firing of NKR positions, in which people
are killed. The NKR Defense Army warned that Azerbaijan will be given
an adequate response for the ongoing violations of ceasefire and
provocative acts, and it will live in fear.
But even in case of a great number of losses, the Azerbaijani
leadership will be have to invent new `lightning strikes’ and `car
accidents’ not to break the `martial spirit’ of the Azerbaijani army
and to keep under control the Azerbaijani people, which has been
`nourished’ with hatred towards Armenians and palmed off with promises
to take Karabakh from Armenians for many years.
The military and patriotic education in Azerbaijan is based on
invented `weakness and non-efficiency’ of the NKR army. Thus, the
Azerbaijani leadership cannot admit that this army gives an adequate
response for killing of Armenian servicemen and civilians. And the
more Baku violates ceasefire, the more frequently it will have to
invent `accidents,’ in which Azerbaijani soldiers are killed.
From: Emil Lazarian | Ararat NewsPress
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