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To: sense who wrote (164085)	10/22/2020 5:27:00 AM
From: TobagoJack	Read Replies (2) \| Respond to of 217752

Re <<But, "we" don't appear likely to get a vote on whether or not the risks will be taken ?>> Not I, or I might have missed the call when visiting the washroom to drain my microphone. We also do not get a vote here unless you got a ballot I didn't. The Boyz are gearing up to play not as nice. zerohedge.com Satellite Image Reveals 13 Russian MiG-29 Jets At Armenian Base Via AlMasdarNews.com, A satellite image captured earlier this year revealed the presence of several Russian-made MiG-29 jets at an airbase in Armenia. According to the Russian publication Avia.Pro, a satellite image confirmed that recently up to 13 MiG-29 fighter jets believed to be part of the Russian Aerospace Forces were stationed at a military airport in Yerevan that i n the past was known to host Russian military aerial exercises. Stock photo of a MiG-29 jet belonging to the Indian Air Force“The Russian Aerospace Forces transferred at least 13 MiG-29 fighters to the territory of Armenia, as seen by satellite images of the Erebuni military airbase,” Avia.Pro reported. “We are talking specifically about Russian combat aircraft, since officially the MiG-29 fighters are not in service with the Armenian Air Force,” they continued. As shown in the satellite image provided by Avia.Pro, there are not only 13 MiG-29 jets, but also several helicopters, which the publication says likely belong to the Russian Air Force. Via Avia.Pro: A satellite image taken earlier this year reveals the presence of 13 Russian-made MiG-29 jets. 12 of the MiG-29 jets are lined up side-by-side, while the 13th aircraft can be seen near the hangar in the photo. #Armenia #Azerbaijan #NagornoKarabakh #RuAF MiG-29's flying over #Yerevan, the Armenian capital. There is a Russian base nearby at the airport pic.twitter.com/3CIzetUjCJ — Tony (@Cyberspec1) September 28, 2020 It should be noted that while Russia and Armenia currently have a defense pact, Moscow has refrained from getting militarily involved in the Karabakh conflict due to their relations with Azerbaijan.