Re:Latvia wants permanent U.S. troops, foreign minister tell...
by gwd on Monday March 07, 2022 @11:24AM
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Baghdad had a warlord dictator for a leader, and a military that had been in a war with Iran and Kuwait. The Ukraine had a former comedian as a president; and their military had been unable to do anything about Russia's invasion of the Crimea. The scenario where a "shock and awe" invasion along 4 fronts causes the president to flee for his life as Russia waltzes into Kyiv largely unopposed to puts in a new government was certainly in the realm of possibilities.
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Re:Latvia wants permanent U.S. troops, foreign minister tell...
by CityOfThrowaway on Monday March 07, 2022 @11:29AM
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Realm of possibilities – of course. High enough probability that Putin went all-in on it? I'm skeptical.