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WHEN THE STRATEGY OF WORDS FIGHTS THE STRATEGY OF FORCE, WHO WINS THE WAR
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WHEN THE STRATEGY OF WORDS FIGHTS THE STRATEGY OF FORCE, WHO WINS THE WAR
By John Helmer, Moscow @bears_with On the one hand, there are the words. In the analysis of Oleg Tsarev, the leading Ukrainian opposition leader now in Crimea, the end-of-war terms presented by the Russian side at Istanbul on Monday afternoon are “’not an ultimatum at all,’ [Russian delegation head Vladimir] Medinsky has stressed. Of course, Medinsky (lead […]
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Shortly before the negotiations in Istanbul Ukraine sets a signal. Military figures have long made it clear: Putin understands only one language.
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