"Hraparak". Signing a contract is one thing, delivering weapons to Armenia is another

"Hraparak" newspaper writes: "Armenia bought 36 Caesar self-propelled artillery units from France, which caused a great commotion in Azerbaijan, great joy in Armenia. Experts praise howitzers: they are remote, have a flexible fire control system, are accurate, etc. But some say that signing a contract is one thing, delivering weapons to Armenia is another.

In addition, you must have personnel capable of using artillery means, integrate them into your system. At least 2,000-3,000 shells are needed for each artillery device, and according to NATO standards, 6,000 shells. In other words, if you have 30 cannons, you should have 180,000 shells."

More details in today's issue of the newspaper