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Azerbaijan purchased 321 tanks, 44 artillery systems and 64 combat aircrafts during 20 years

The list does not include arms that Azerbaijan purchased from Russia, Israel and Turkey in the recent years

Baku. Rashad Suleymanov – APA. In 1992-2012, Azerbaijan purchased 321 tanks, 264 combat vehicles, 44 artillery systems and 21,295 missiles and missile launchers from different countries, APA reports quoting the United Nations Register of Conventional Arms.

In this period, significantly strengthening the military aviation Baku has purchased 64 training and combat aircrafts and 24 combat helicopters.

The list does not include artillery systems and multiple rocket launchers, as well as unmanned aerial vehicles, tanks and combat vehicles that Azerbaijan purchased from Israel, Turkey and Russia in the recent years.

According to UNRCA, Ukraine was the country that sold most military vehicles to Azerbaijan during the reporting period. Baku has purchased 198 battle tanks (mainly T-72 and T-55), 173 armored transport vehicles, 294 artillery systems, 37 training and combat aircrafts, 12 combat helicopters and 95 missile systems from Ukraine.

The second country for arms sale is Russia. This country has sold 62 tanks, 24 armored transport vehicles, 18 howitzers, 12 helicopters and 1,200 missiles. The list does not include two division S-300 PMU-2 “Favorit” complexes, as well as Ka-32 and Mi-17V transport helicopters which were purchased in 2008-2012.

Azerbaijan has purchased 60 tanks, 42 howitzers and 6 planes from Belarus.

The report says that in 1992-2012, Azerbaijan purchased 1 tank from Slovakia, 10 RAK-128 multiple rocket launchers and 20,000 missiles from Bosnia and Herzegovina, 32 armored transport vehicles from the South African Republic, 13 combat planes from Georgia, 8 – from Kazakhstan.

In general, the planes purchased from Ukraine were MiQ-29 and L-39, from Belarus and Georgia – Su-25, from Kazakhstan – MiQ-25.

http://en.apa.az/xeber_azerbaijan_purchased_321_tanks__44_artil_196861.html

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 Meprolight-MOR (viseur reflexe)

Esperons que ça passera chez les Coréens  

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Azerbaijan intends to purchase $3 billion modern weapons and military vehicles from South Korea

Baku. Viktoria Dementyeva-APA. Azerbaijan intends to purchase modern weapons from South Korea, said a source in the South Korean parliament, APA reports quoting Hankook Ilbo publication.

According to the source, the intention to purchase modern military vehicles was expressed during the visit of South Korean parliamentary delegation to Azerbaijan. The Azerbaijani side has expressed wish to purchase from South Korea two submarine boats, mine vessel, transport ship, T-50 training planes, K-9 self-propelled artillery vehicle, drones worth $3 billion.
These proposals have been given to the government of South Korea, but the Korean side has not given consent to this agreement yet.
According to Hankook Ilbo, Seoul bewares that the sale of weapons will change the balance of forces in the region. Taking into account that Nagorno Karabakh conflict remains unsolved, South Korea Foreign Ministry has called on the Defense Ministry to be cautious and restrained while passing a decision.

http://en.apa.az/xeber_azerbaijan_intends_to_purchase__3_billio_198278.html

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Azerbaijan intends to purchase $3 billion modern weapons and military vehicles from South Korea

Baku. Viktoria Dementyeva-APA. Azerbaijan intends to purchase modern weapons from South Korea, said a source in the South Korean parliament, APA reports quoting Hankook Ilbo publication.

According to the source, the intention to purchase modern military vehicles was expressed during the visit of South Korean parliamentary delegation to Azerbaijan. The Azerbaijani side has expressed wish to purchase from South Korea two submarine boats, mine vessel, transport ship, T-50 training planes, K-9 self-propelled artillery vehicle, drones worth $3 billion.
These proposals have been given to the government of South Korea, but the Korean side has not given consent to this agreement yet.
According to Hankook Ilbo, Seoul bewares that the sale of weapons will change the balance of forces in the region. Taking into account that Nagorno Karabakh conflict remains unsolved, South Korea Foreign Ministry has called on the Defense Ministry to be cautious and restrained while passing a decision.

http://en.apa.az/xeber_azerbaijan_intends_to_purchase__3_billio_198278.html

pourquoi ils veulent des k9 et pas votre copie firtina ?

hdidane a écrit:

pourquoi ils veulent des k9 et pas votre copie firtina ?

Normalement, c'est prévu si le problème de moteur est réglé :

http://en.apa.az/xeber_turkey_solves_engine_problem_in_firtina__196551.html

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Turkey delivers bulk of T-122 Sakarya rocket systems, missiles to Azerbaijan
Wed 11 September 2013 08:59 GMT | 13:59 Local Time
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Turkey delivers bulk of T-122 Sakarya multiple launch rocket systems and missiles to Azerbaijan.

The supplies on Azerbaijan’s orders will be completed by the end of the year

The Turkish ROKETSAN company will complete the deliveries on Azerbaijan’s orders by the end of the year, ROKETSAN told APA.

The significant batches of T-122 Sakarya multiple launch rocket systems and missiles offered by Azerbaijan have already been delivered. T-300 “Hurricane” missiles (named as Kasırga) are under production and testing and have been modernized compared to relevant systems in the arsenal of the Turkish Armed Forces.

The universal launch rocket system produced by ROKETSAN for Azerbaijan allows firing rockets with 122 and 300 mm caliber.

T-122 Sakarya multiple launch rocket systems purchased by Azerbaijan from Turkey were demonstrated in Baku military parade in June, this year. These systems with long-range missiles are capable of destroying enemy targets at a distance of 40 km.

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Mig-29UB en Ukraine

S-300PMU2

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Russia to start delivering Uran-E missile complexes ordered by Azerbaijan from next year

Baku. Rashad Suleymanov – APA. Russia will start delivering Uran-E missile complexes ordered by Azerbaijan from next year, APA reports quoting military sources.

Azerbaijan made $75 mln-order to Russian Tactical Rocket Arms corporation in 2010. Realization of the order will start from the end of the current year. These naval missiles will be used in arming of naval forces of Azerbaijan.
 
Only Russian and Turkmen warships have been armed with these complexes. Along with Azerbaijan, Turkmenistan and Kazakhstan also made $79.8 mln and $30 mln orders to Russia for naval missiles in 2010. The first part of Turkmenistan’s order was delivered in 2011-2012. Ashgabad made additional $40 mln order. The range of these missiles makes 130-260 km.



http://en.apa.az/xeber_russia_to_start_delivering_uran-e_missil_201159.html

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Azerbaijan completes Qabala radar takeover


The armed forces of Azerbaijan have assumed full control of the Qabala early-warning radar station, following the withdrawal of the last Russian military personnel from the site in October.
The station and its 6,000 km-ranged Daryal anti-ballistic missile (ABM) and space vehicle tracking radar were was built in 1984 to provide ballistic-missile defence coverage of the Middle East, Iran, Pakistan, and parts of China.
When its then-current lease expired in December 2012, Russia decided not to renew it, having failed to come to terms with Azerbaijan over extending the agreement. The obstacle seems to have been cost, with Azerbaijan asking for an annual fee of USD300 million rather than the previously charged USD7 million.

http://www.janes.com/article/29953/azerbaijan-completes-qabala-radar-takeover

Présentation du T-129, de l'Hürkus (avion d'entrainement et d'attaque au sol rapproché) et de l'industrie de défense turque au président Azéri Aliyev par notre Président de la République Abdullah Gül..  

bonne idée de l´escorter des le debut par le T129,je parie que les azeris seront le premier client de l´helico apres ca

Yakuza a écrit:

bonne idée de l´escorter des le debut par le T129,je parie que les azeris seront le premier client de l´helico apres ca

Surement, mais sa peut être le Pakistan. Ou un autre pays, les Azéries mettent du temps pour ce décider, peut être que les Russes font les beaux yeux pour les Mi-35 ou autres.. C'est une supposition.

les pakis sont annoncés dernierement pour le ZW10 tinois,Baybars

Faut oublier T129 pour l'instant, il a des soucis, les TSK ne l'ont pas encore accepté.

Une plateforme not ready pour le domestique ne l'est sûrement pas pour l'export.

Faut au moins 2-3 ans pour que l'on commence à le marketer sérieusement avec des chances que ça aboutisse.

Aucun pays sérieux ne miseraient sur notre heli pour l'instant, même Pakistan & Azerbaïdjan (pays que l'on porte dans nos coeurs).

Ce manque de transparence commence à m'énerver sérieusement ...

vraiment dommage car c'est système qui a un fort potentiel
sur quoi porte les difficultés ?

Viper a écrit:

vraiment dommage car c'est système qui a un fort potentiel
sur quoi porte les difficultés ?

Apparemment, problème de poids, équilibre, vibrations.

Je crois que l'avant est trop lourd, l'appareil rencontre des soucis quand il se vide de son armement & carburant.

On parle d'un retard d'1 an (Novembre 2014).

Le SSM nous disait que ça allait être livré en fin d'année.

Faudrait un statement officiel de TAI ... On entend tout et son contraire en ce moment.

Faut vraiment que Aselan boss sur la miniaturisation de la tête Flir
Du retard sur la mise au point n'a rien d'anormal, tu en vois dans tout les programmes, difficiles de penser à tout dès le début

Est ce que AW vous apporte leur expertise ?

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Faut vraiment que Aselsan boss sur la miniaturisation de la tête Flir
Du retard sur la mise au point n'a rien d'anormal, tu en vois dans tout les programmes, difficiles de penser à tout dès le début

Est ce que AW vous apporte leur expertise ?

Oui AW est impliqué.

Oui ça n'a rien d'anormal, c'est juste le manque de transparence que je dénonce, y a des soucis dans beaucoup de programmes internationaux.

Il faut pas hésiter à parler ouvertement des anomalies, le peuple a le droit de savoir, c'est quand même de l'argent public qui est investit.