Armenia has purchased 36 CAESAR self-propelled artillery units from France, which caused great joy within the country.
These advanced howitzers are praised for their long-range capabilities, flexible fire control system, and high accuracy, AzVision.az reports citing the Armenian Hraparak newspaper.
However, experts caution that signing a contract is just the first step; actually supplying and integrating these units into Armenia's military poses significant challenges, the newspaper says.
Moreover, the newspaper highlights several logistical and operational hurdles: "In addition, there must be personnel capable of using artillery devices, you need to 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 there are 30 cannons, there should be 180,000 shells," the publication notes.
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