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Is it really a 'civil war' if a nation defends against an invader ? - cbelt3 - 04-08-2014
Because Russia thinks it is.
http://www.cnn.com/2014/04/08/world/europe/ukraine-crisis/index.html?hpt=hp_bn2
Expect Ukraine to be gobbled up, while the International community twiddles their thumbs. Who is next ?
Re: Is it really a 'civil war' if a nation defends against an invader ? - SteveG - 04-08-2014
I expect bold and swift action by the Euro Zone stalwarts.
Re: Is it really a 'civil war' if a nation defends against an invader ? - cbelt3 - 04-08-2014
Steve G. wrote:
I expect bold and swift action by the Euro Zone stalwarts.
They will wait until late Autumn to being the assault. Everyone knows a winter war is the best way to deal with Russia.
Re: Is it really a 'civil war' if a nation defends against an invader ? - Acer - 04-08-2014
Re: Is it really a 'civil war' if a nation defends against an invader ? - vision63 - 04-09-2014
Based on the number of responses, I think we've all conceded whatever parts Russia wants. Nobody wants to duke it out with them.
Re: Is it really a 'civil war' if a nation defends against an invader ? - Bill in NC - 04-09-2014
Well, if they occupy eastern Ukraine up to the Dnieper there'll still be a Ukraine...albeit a much smaller one.
vision63 wrote:
Based on the number of responses, I think we've all conceded whatever parts Russia wants. Nobody wants to duke it out with them.