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OperationGoranboy

1992–1993

Operation Goranboy was a special operation between Armenia and Azerbaijan that took place from 1992 to 1993.

OUTCOME
TACTICAL VICTORY B
Era
1992–1993
SIDES
2
⚔ CONFLICT SPECIAL OPERATION

OperationGoranboy

Armenia Artsakh Armenia
VS
Azerbaijan Azerbaijan
Start: 12.06.1992 End: 01.03.1993 Duration: 8 months 22 days Participants: 2 countries
01 / Overview
Operation Goranboy
Date
1992–1993
Type
special operation
Duration
8 months 22 days
Participants
Outcome
tactical victory b
02 / Sides
Belligerents 2 participants
03 / Outcomes
Outcome & Human Cost
⚔Tactical Victory — Side B
FIRST DEFENSE DEALS AFTER WAR 20 deals
Year Weapon / Product Seller Buyer Type Value
1999 WM-80 People's Republic of China Armenia new-build —
2007 Zastava M93 Black Arrow Serbia Armenia new-build —
2008 IWI Tavor Israel Azerbaijan new-build —
2010 SV-98 Russia Armenia new-build —
2011 Tank T-90 Russia Azerbaijan new-build $250 Mn
2011 Zastava M21 Serbia Azerbaijan license-production $30 Mn
2012 Spyder Israel Azerbaijan new-build $1.6 Mr
2015 An-178 Ukraine Azerbaijan new-build —
2016 TRG-300 Kasirga Turkey Azerbaijan new-build —
2017 Elbit Hermes 900 Israel Azerbaijan new-build —
2018 AK-15 Russia Armenia license-production —
2018 AK-12 Russia Armenia license-production —
2018 Polonez Belarus Azerbaijan new-build —
2019 Elbit Systems SkyStriker Israel Azerbaijan Sale —
2020 AK-103 Russia Armenia license-production —
2020 BEL Weapon Locating Radar India Armenia new-build $40 Mn
2020 Merkava Mark IV Israel Azerbaijan new-build $450 Mn
2022 Pinaka Multi Barrel Rocket Launcher India Armenia new-build —
2023 Advanced Towed Artillery Gun System India Armenia new-build $155 Mn
2023 Advanced Towed Artillery Gun System India Armenia new-build —
📚 Sources
  1. Uppsala Conflict Data Program (UCDP)
  2. Correlates of War (CoW) project
  3. Official archives and academic literature