How does that determine whether it's right? Was the British Empire right to invade India by that definition?
Because it was an imperial empire, like Russia still is, which was wrong by modern standards. My point was that whilst the king of J&K gave it to India, he was never elected as a representative of the people, whereas Ukraine's leadership is.
Putin would use nukes in Zelensky's position. Let's face it, if you're not going to use nukes when invaded by a large adversary, when would you use them?
Define threat? An enemy at distance is never an immediate threat in that respect, but if a soldier is on the frontlines (i.e. in a trench) and hasn't either surrendered or been evac'd then it will be assumed that they are still a threat. From 200ft an injured soldier looks just like a sleeping one, and even ones can still fire a gun and/or pull the pin on a grenade. It is Russia's responsibility to evacuate their wounded.
Galwan Incident concerned India directly, Taiwan doesn't. India has a record of fence-sitting in cases of the latter.
You need to ask LOL?
Hmmm.... The butthurt is strong in this one.
I think it will be easier to defend along the east river bank and prevent ukranian forces from crossing the river. Other reports indicate that the dam might be blown up by ukraine which will make the resupply by pontoon bridges a thing of past.Or not?
Hmmm.... The butthurt is strong in this one.
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It might seem that way until the new artillery/MLRS positions it facilitates start hitting forces in East Kherson and Zaporizhzhia from two different angles simultaneously. They'll be able to hit major supply routes out of Crimea with MLRS. In fact MLRS will now reach as far as Armyansk.
That's a text book war crime , trying to kill an already wounded soldier , Making video out of it using cringe music , uploading it over the internet for Propaganda & money making purposes etcWasn't a democracy before 2014, it just had better functioning of government (due to lack of war), but far worse political participation and political culture. The latter indicates that the people had a greater belief in the legitimacy of their government after 2014.
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Why were people arguing it was a war crime though? He came to fight in Ukraine, so they tried to kill him.
