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That NATO and the EU may lack the will to change is indicated by the fact that, even after Russian
troops
invaded Crimea and eastern Ukraine’s Donbas region, only part of the West was ready to admit that President Vladimir Putin was intent on restoring Russia as an aggressive global power.
Under his rule almost half a million Serbs were expelled from Croatia; he, too, sent
troops
into Bosnia to partition Bosnian territory.
When, in June 1999, Serbian
troops
moved out of Kosovo and NATO moved in, it was the KLA that really took over.
Last year, the Rand Corporation estimated that as many as 270,000
troops
would be needed just to secure the North’s nuclear weapons.
If North Korea collapses, the Chinese may well send
troops.
Between 1950 and 1953, Turkish
troops
fought under the United Nations Command in the Korean War.
The outcome in Iraq will not be determined until the last American
troops
have been withdrawn.
Russian
troops
crushed Georgia’s army on the ground, but they also delivered a strong blow against the logic of further NATO expansion, which, if not stopped, would have inevitably incited a major war in the heart of Europe.
During the 2011 NATO campaign to overthrow Colonel Muammar el-Qaddafi, Qatar even deployed ground
troops
covertly inside Libya.
The costs of defense averaged 2.5-3.4% of GDP, and the empire was ruled in large part with local
troops.
Many unarmed Chinese citizens were killed by People’s Liberation Army
troops
on June 4, 1989, not only in the vicinity of Tiananmen Square, but in cities all over China.
If Bush and Blair prematurely withdraw large numbers of the
troops
that support Iraqi stability, the country’s new government would have little chance of success.
Only the presence of foreign
troops
slows the further balkanization of the country’s already fractious politics.
If they use the good news to begin withdrawing significant numbers of the foreign
troops
who bolster Iraq’s stability at a crucial and vulnerable moment, they will have undermined the project to which both have devoted so much political capital.
These incidents are reminiscent of past NATO operations in Afghanistan, in which there was manifestly less care taken to safeguard the lives of local civilians than there would have been if the lives of NATO troops, or their civilian compatriots, had been at risk.
Depending on their range, these missiles could threaten US
troops
in critical regions, American allies or US territory.
American troops, they complain, are on the ground in the former Soviet republics of Georgia, Kyrgizstan, Tadjikistan, and Uzbelistan.
When we arrived in Cairo, it seemed that everywhere one looked there was evidence of the Soviet presence – Soviet tanks, missiles, and
troops.
In the early 1970’s, as US ambassador to NATO, I remember having to fly back from Europe to testify against legislation in our Congress that would have pulled US
troops
out of Western Europe and NATO, just as the Soviet Union was in the midst of a huge military buildup.
In fact, last year, more than 150,000 NATO-controlled
troops
were engaged in six operations on three continents.
The participation of
troops
from Australia, South Korea, Qatar, the United Arab Emirates, and Morocco, among others, and the leading role of the United Nations and the Arab League in legitimizing these campaigns, demonstrated NATO’s emerging role as the hub of a global network of partnerships.
In the view of Okinawans, they have been unfairly burdened since 1945 by the concentration of American forces on the island, which has resulted in fatal aircraft crashes and crimes against residents by US troops, including the brutal rape of a 12-year-old Japanese girl by three US servicemen in 1995.
It also sought to prevent the collapse of the North Korean regime and the resulting potential for chaos on its border – not only flows of refugees, but also the possibility that South Korean or US
troops
could move into the North.
Faced with that prospect, the US and South Korea could take steps to reassure China that they would not exploit such a situation by moving their
troops
to China’s border.
Sadly, our
troops
are often the first to pay the price – sometimes with their lives.
International
troops
are excelling in an exceptionally hostile environment, but this is not a war that will be won by military means alone.
Back to the Future in Ukraine and AsiaNEW YORK – With Russian
troops
occupying Ukrainian territory and the Chinese Navy inhabiting Philippine territorial waters in the South China Sea, the world is now entering a dangerous time warp.
The US, for its part, would probably raise the 1979 abduction of US embassy staff by Iran’s fledgling Islamic revolutionary regime, and, more recently, its targeting of American
troops
using Shia militia groups in southern Iraq.
Six weeks into the March, Mao’s First Army was reduced from 86,000 to 30,000
troops.
Another battle, over the Dadu River, is the core of the Long March legend: 22 brave men supposedly overpowered a regiment of Nationalist
troops
guarding the chains of the Luding Bridge with machine guns, and opened the way for the Marchers.
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