After the occupation of Artsakh, in many border areas of Armenia, the fighting positions of the Azeris were at a very critical distance from villages, cities and strategic objects. Some saw enemy flags hanging high while driving on the roads, others in the media or on social networks, but many still did not understand the real danger of this situation. The reaction of the supporters of this "government" is shocking, especially those who live in border areas, instead of exercising their brains and realizing that the enemy has already settled in the heights that control them and is standing at the door of their house, they continue to applaud the paranoid man in the hat and proudly hang on their chests the neutered orange maps that were given to them as proof of the "imminent peace"... These photos were taken by Azerbaijani military personnel from combat positions located near Kapan Airport and on the nearby hills. See how Kapan airport, the city itself and surrounding objects look like from Azeri combat positions. Alan Gulian.

After the occupation of Artsakh, in many border areas of Armenia, the fighting positions of the Azeris were at a very critical distance from villages, cities and strategic objects. Some saw enemy flags hanging high while driving on the roads, others in the media or on social networks, but many still did not understand the real danger of this situation. The reaction of the supporters of this "government" is shocking, especially those who live in border areas, instead of exercising their brains and realizing that the enemy has already settled in the heights that control them and is standing at the door of their house, they continue to applaud the paranoid man in the hat and proudly hang on their chests the neutered orange maps that were given to them as proof of the "imminent peace"... These photos were taken by Azerbaijani military personnel from combat positions located near Kapan Airport and on the nearby hills. See how Kapan airport, the city itself and surrounding objects look like from Azeri combat positions. Alan Gulian.