SOVIET MILITARY POWER kickass !

o rly il try thanks
whats your gamertag??

You train? Really?  Well try training your ego to keep in check.

Armenian was a center of technology and scientific research during the Soviet times, this included some of the most advanced pieces of Soviet military machinery. And yes the designers of the Mig fighters were Armenian.

@SeaSnakeX , go suck a turkish dick you fuck lard.... all you can do is spread propaganda and try to poison ppls minds with gay shit.. but hey.. it don't work with us... we (Armo's) fucked you guys up in 1991 and we'll do it agian.... oooooohhhhh i wish you tried to attack Armenia agian.. this time we'll take all of azerBITCHans lands

i bet he meant that there were no good arms in Azeri area thats because he thinks Soviet Power is a myth. Soviets had their best and Top Secret weapons only in Russia and a little bit in Kazakhstan.

Wow how am I going to explain the truth to somebody who believes Azerbaijan was an ancient civilization, and that Soviet Union power was a myth and that the counrty had no infrastructure, your lost there is no way of bringing you back to the truth man, you are so convinced with youself telling the truth that you told ME!!!!

"...and you know I am telling the truth"

Please, I don't deal with bitches like you I'm done wasting my time with radical, extremist people that worship evil.

USSR only had decent arms and weapons, the entire region was lacking in everything, no infrastructure, no economy, no nothing. Thats why Soviet Power was a myth and you know Im telling the truth.

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Princesshayuhi

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