"The War for Karabakh: Strategy, Technology, and Victory" book by American authors presented in Baku

Baku, November 3, AZERTACOn November 3, the Center of Analysis of International Relations and Multiculturalism and the Baku Book Center jointly organized a presentation ceremony of the book "The War for Karabakh: Strategy, Technology, and Victory," co-authored by retired US Army Colonel Liam Collins and Major John Spencer. The publication analyzes the historical background of the Garabagh conflict and the key factors behind Azerbaijan's victory in the 44-day Patriotic War. During the presentation ceremony, the American authors, retired US Army Colonel Liam Collins and Major John Spencer, provided detailed information on the preparation for the publication, key research areas, and their conclusions. They mentioned that the book took nearly two years to complete.

Liam Collins noted that strengthening military potential, reforms carried out in the armed forces, and enhancing combat capability had played a vital role in Azerbaijan's victory in the Second Garabagh War. He emphasized that the effectiveness of the army depends not only on the quantity of weapon systems, but also on their quality and proper deployment. John Spencer underlined that Azerbaijan's military operations in the 44-day Patriotic War were characterized not only by the deployment of unmanned aerial vehicles (UAVs), but also by complex ground operations, coordination of troops, and misdirecting the enemy. Following the presentation ceremony, a media briefing was held with the participation of the American authors. The book is one of the first comprehensive and systematic foreign military studies on Azerbaijan's victory in the 44-day Patriotic War. The involvement of experts from the Unites States Military Academy West Point specializing in military research, further increases the scientific and analytical…