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minus-square@TheEighthDoctorlinkEnglish13•4 months agoThat expression lost all meaning, it’s better to call is casus belli which implies that it can be pressed or not depending on the will of the aggressed
minus-square@WildPalmTreelinkEnglish8•4 months agoIt might well be. Thing is, no-one wants war. If the west wanted war, they wouldn’t need a broken cable for it.
This should be considered an act of war
That expression lost all meaning, it’s better to call is casus belli which implies that it can be pressed or not depending on the will of the aggressed
It might well be. Thing is, no-one wants war. If the west wanted war, they wouldn’t need a broken cable for it.