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In reply to the discussion: Putin seeks Ukraine troop deployment (approval from Russian parliament) [View all]pampango
(24,692 posts)6. The "old" definition was when foreign troops showed up uninvited on another country's territory.
I'm not sure what the "new" definition is.
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pampango
Mar 2014
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The "old" definition was when foreign troops showed up uninvited on another country's territory.
pampango
Mar 2014
#6
This is big. But it is the Russians' "sphere of influence," as they used to say.
reformist2
Mar 2014
#2
You hit the nail on the head. TET was a disaster for the VC, but reported here as a VC victory.
7962
Mar 2014
#69
I would say that Russian military is also "only good for attacking someone who doesn't passionately
pampango
Mar 2014
#5
Or 1938 when Chamberlain proclaimed "peace in our time" for letting Germany have a part of
pampango
Mar 2014
#22
K&R because this is important news. And to admit to being wrong, dead wrong on this
riderinthestorm
Mar 2014
#16
I don't think he wants the Cold War back. I think he is trying to hang on
TwilightGardener
Mar 2014
#49