Source records

Observed on 31 October 2026: article 7.2 lists AZN 8,816,401,550 and the page is marked draft. This date is the research observation date. The proposal is neither enacted spending authority nor actual expenditure.

Original-source amount: The published 2027 draft proposes AZN 8,816.4 million for the heading.

US$5,186.1 million. Original-source amount: 8,816.4 AZN million. Budget assumption · not an observed annual average (2027-01-01–2027-12-31): 1.7 AZN / USD.

The report concerns a specific declared element, not the entire air force. It records evaluation completion and favorable assessor comments, but supplies neither a publicly accessible NATO certification document nor an independent whole-force readiness assessment.

The closing account confirms the exercise involved both countries’ air forces and was conducted in Azerbaijan. Claims about improved interoperability and effectiveness remain the ministry’s assessment; the card adds no independent capability estimate.

The planned assessment concerned a peacekeeping battalion and military police company. Self-evaluation is distinct from NATO external certification.

The report describes certification at the exercise’s conclusion. The card uses the 5 October publication date because the source gives no separate closing date; this is an official training report, not independent performance validation.

The closing ceremony was reported on 1 October. Participation is taken from opening and closing accounts, rather than the larger planning-conference attendance list; official praise is not an independently measured readiness gain.

The company targets establishment in December 2026 and production in 2027. Model, volumes and partner are undisclosed; EUR 1.8 billion is projected seven-year business potential, not verified deliveries.

Original-source amount: CSG announced plans for a second Azerbaijani joint venture to localize howitzer production.

US$2,082.3 million. Original-source amount: 1,800.0 EUR million. Year-to-date average · provisional (2026-01-02–2026-10-30): 1.156824 USD / EUR. The USD equivalent uses the announcement-year rate for a company projection spanning seven years. It is not an annual budget, contracted purchase value or verified delivery total.

The report places signature on 30 September 2026 after discussion of military, educational and technical cooperation. It does not disclose the full plan; future activities are not counted as completed training or delivered equipment.

The ADEX account gives no construction, output, cost or commissioning date. Preliminary agreement is not an operating factory.

September 30, 2026 · Published

No named finished product, procurement quantity, production line or delivery date is confirmed.

September 30, 2026 · Published

The manufacturer identifies the ADEX 2026 contract and fourteen planned aircraft. This establishes an order, not completed deliveries or service entry. No contract price, accepted-aircraft count or independently verified delivery schedule is provided in the retained manufacturer release.

Signed cooperation documents are reported. Values, quantities and specific equipment deliveries are not disclosed.

September 30, 2026 · Published

The July notice schedules the exercise for November 2026. The 27 August notice confirms final planning and a signed protocol. As of 1 November 2026, the retrieved sources establish preparation, not completion of the exercise.

The source confirms signature but does not publish the protocol’s text, duration or detailed commitments. An October naval exercise report subsequently cites this protocol; signature is not coded as a delivered programme.

Article 2.2.2 records AZN 8,067,955,609. Published on 7 July 2026, this is an official functional-heading outturn, not independent verification of every payment or delivery.

Original-source amount: The 2025 execution law reports AZN 8,068.0 million for defence and national security.

US$4,745.9 million. Original-source amount: 8,068.0 AZN million. Annual average (2025-01-01–2025-12-31): 1.7 AZN / USD.

The official closing account links the exercise to the approved cooperation plan and interoperability training. Completion is recorded separately from organisers’ positive assessments; no independently verified readiness outcome is claimed.

Azerbaijan’s opening notice identifies its participation; its 17 April report records completion. Turkish ministry material also identifies Azerbaijan among participants. These are organiser reports, not independent corroboration of performance claims.

Its company release describes a long-term program and technology transfer. Planned scale is a corporate statement; completed refurbishment volumes and equipment types were not disclosed.

April 27, 2026 · Published

The report connects these services to staffing and structural reform and describes counseling, rehabilitation and military-psychologist training. The date marks reported commissioning; the source does not separately date the center’s legal establishment or demonstrate treatment outcomes.

The agency’s 5 March announcement covers workforce needs, training programs and research. It does not establish a completed course, factory or UAV production line.

March 5, 2026 · Published