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Recently, the Congolese militia leader Thomas Lubanga became the first prisoner to be tried at the International Criminal Court in The Hague for the recruitment of child
soldiers.
Over the past year, the US has returned to Uzbekistan – no
soldiers
this time, just new supply routes to keep the Afghan war going – and is apparently implementing the same military-centric policy that it pursued before 2005.
The Chinese
soldiers
allegedly assumed firing positions, leading the Indians to withdraw in order not to provoke a shooting match.
Earlier this month, jihadi terrorists ambushed an Egyptian military base in Sinai, killing 16 Egyptian
soldiers.
Their objective was to damage further the Israeli-Egyptian relationship, which is already more fragile than ever, and they succeeded: the IDF accidentally killed several Egyptian
soldiers
during the incident.
Kurds in Iraq’s autonomous Kurdish region, for example, certainly feel more secure having their own soldiers, the Peshmerga, and have proven to be a better fighting force as a result.
The Turks have many reasons to worry about the consequences of sending their
soldiers
into Syria, even for the most demonstrable humanitarian purposes.
In Israel, there was harsh criticism of political and military chiefs alike, who were blamed for the loss of 3,000
soldiers
in a war that ended without a clear victory.
For example, instead of dismissing Sheikh Hassan Nasrallah’s boasts of victory, many commentators around the world repeat and endorse his claim that Hezbollah fought much more bravely than the regular
soldiers
of Arab states in previous wars.
That would make a large-scale offensive by more than 45,000
soldiers
a compelling necessity, justifying politically the hundreds of casualties it would have cost.
That made it politically unacceptable to launch an offensive that would kill young
soldiers
and family men.
Though sanctions are unlikely to change Crimea’s status or lead to withdrawal of Russian
soldiers
from Ukraine, they have upheld that principle, by showing that it cannot be violated with impunity.
Agreement was imminent when the Hamas leadership abroad (which is based in Damascus) ordered the attack on a military post in Israel in which several
soldiers
were killed and one was abducted.
A few days later, Hezbollah followed suit and abducted another two Israeli
soldiers
on the Lebanese-Israeli border making it clear that Hamas and Hezbollah had coordinated their actions to provoke a large-scale confrontation with Israel.
Indian citizens have been killed in large numbers, while the government has had to deploy more than a half-million
soldiers
to keep the peace.
“If our
soldiers
can stand for hours every day guarding our borders,” one popular social media meme asks, “why can’t we stand for a few hours in bank queues?”
With the NTC unable to impose discipline on its soldiers, such violence is likely to increase as army
soldiers
and militias evacuate Qaddafi strongholds.
Last week brought news of yet another murder of a women’s rights activist in Pakistan; evidence that the Egyptian military may be deliberately using sexual assault to deter women from demonstrating in Cairo’s Tahrir Square; a horrific report from the New York-based Women’s Media Center about Syrian government forces’ use of sexual violence and gang rape; and a video of a Taliban commander brutally executing a woman for adultery as his fellow
soldiers
and villagers cheered.
Or were they brought by
soldiers
for incineration, as another version maintained, as part of a haul of “extremist literature” and prisoners’ personal communications, with Afghan workers alerting others at the base to the nature of the material?
He gave astounding orders to
soldiers
departing to suppress the Boxer Rebellion in China: they should awaken fear as had the Huns of yore.
Those comments, made during an interview with Reuters, seemed to overlook the deployment of 700,000 North Korean
soldiers
just above the demilitarized zone, which would make any war with the North devastating to the South.
Moreover, under a bilateral agreement, the US will have access to seven Colombian military bases, deploying up to 1,400 men (800
soldiers
and 600 private contractors) with legal immunity under Colombian law.
Not only is it emboldening adversaries such as Iran and its PMF proxies; it is also imperiling some 2,000 US
soldiers
who are working with the Kurds in Syria.
Every time North Korea acts provocatively – testing nuclear bombs, launching missiles, touting its secretive uranium enrichment facilities, and killing South Korean
soldiers
and civilians – China comes under diplomatic fire.
Furthermore, with US support, Colombia’s armed forces have become stronger, owing to modernization of military equipment and doctrine, an increase in the number of soldiers, and improved training.
And, over time, armed
soldiers
– some of whom have been targets of new attacks – have become a familiar presence on French streets.
It is a bitter irony that the countries whose soldiers’ lives are on the line in Afghanistan are also the biggest markets for Afghan heroin.
Soldiers
enduring sleep deprivation as part of their training show large decrements in psychomotor and general cognitive function, as well as profound memory deficits.
Let us recall that it was Sweden’s top-selling newspaper, Aftonbladet, that last year published an anti-Semitic blood libel by alleging that Israeli
soldiers
routinely murdered Palestinian children and harvested their bodily organs for sale on the international black market.
There are large numbers of
soldiers
and police among the casualties, as well as civilians; and, partly as a byproduct of the fall of Libya’s Muammar el-Qaddafi, Egypt is awash with weapons.
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