News - What does symbol on Azerbaijan armored vehicles mean?

In recent days, Azerbaijan has been building up additional troops, weapons, and armored vehicles on its borders with Armenia and Artsakh (Nagorno-Karabakh). It is noteworthy that the videos showing the convoy carrying Azerbaijani soldiers and armored vehicles began to be broadly disseminated in the Azerbaijani and then the Turkish media and social media, reports Ermenihaber.am. And the white paint mark on practically all these vehicles of the convoy is of note. It is seen from these videos that the Latin letter "A" is written upside down, with paint, on those military trucks. It is clear from the information circulating in the Turkish media that this sign is depicted "in order to unite Nakhichevan and Azerbaijan." According to another claim, the upside down Latin letter "A" means "wholeness, unity." As per Azerbaijani sources, "that symbol is the determination to destroy the illegal institution established in Karabakh and named ‘Artsakh’ after the seizure, and to raise the flag of Azerbaijan in the entire territory." Considering these claims, the current tension in the region, the new possible aggression towards Armenia and Artsakh, the grounds created for its implementation, and the unconcealed territorial ambitions of Azerbaijan and Turkey towards Armenia, we can say that this sign contains a message, showing or signaling the intention of Azerbaijan and Turkey to take the "Zangezur corridor" by force.