Azerbaijan's Nakhchivan army gets Turkish kamikaze drones
Azerbaijan's armed forces in the Nakhchivan exclave have received Turkish loitering munitions, according to Defence Blog, expanding Baku's precision strike capability in a geographically isolated military district bordered by Armenia, Iran and Turkey. The delivery of kamikaze drones to Nakhchivan represents a targeted capability upgrade to a military formation that would operate in a strategically sensitive environment in any future conflict. The transfer underlines the continued deepening of Turkish-Azerbaijani defence cooperation and Turkey's role as a primary supplier of unmanned strike systems to allied nations.
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