Reply With QuoteI'm sorry to go to that direction but what makes Georgia a terrorist regime?
It's Politics, son!Originally Posted by boet faas
Israel sells weapons to the terrorist regime in Georgia, Russia sells ATGMs or the new awesome RPG-28 to Syria or some such state...
There is nothing wrong with Russia wanting more influence(the same goes for any country) - all countries want to be as influential as possible. The tricky part is not getting killed in the process.
"When everyone is dead, the Great Game is over". R. Kipling.
I'm sorry to go to that direction but what makes Georgia a terrorist regime?
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as well as what relevance does it has, since Russia been selling weapons long before Georgia got anything from Israel.
To put it simple: UN mandate breach.
Cmon, Saka and the gang are just an example... Israel suplies weapons(first grade weapons!) to quite a few countries that are strongly oposed to Russia.as well as what relevance does it has, since Russia been selling weapons long before Georgia got anything from Israel.
Thats makes a country "terrorist" lolTo put it simple: UN mandate breach.
Like which onces?Cmon, Saka and the gang are just an example... Israel suplies weapons(first grade weapons!) to quite a few countries that are strongly oposed to Russia.
Sending a couple of Grad's rockets to a heavily concentrated urban area...looks a lot like Sderot!
1. Ahmadinejad NEVER said "I" Will ................
2. NO IRANIAN LEADER (0, ZERO) has ever said they will use an atomic bomb against Israel or US. First of all, Iranian leaders dont even say they want the bomb, let alone saying they want to nuke another country. Please find evidence to support your "claims"...
I am sorry if I sound offensive, but you have NO clue what your talking about...
Its called war.. If your enemy concentrated hes forces in the town then town transforms in to the military location.
The way Saka did it - 100% yes.
Plenty. Like Poland etc.Like which onces?
Than give some examples of what made Georgia a terrorist regime before the war against Russia..
Come on, is Poland a terrorists supportive country?
I am sorry, but he did like any other country with same type of equipment would have done.. Its called war.. Russia did the same in Checnhhya..The way Saka did it - 100% yes.
You say "plenty" and then you name Poland.. A member of NATO and EU.. Yeah..Plenty. Like Poland etc.
Come again, Snoshi? Perhaps I've taken this statement out of context - but the above is rubbish.Its called war.. If your enemy concentrated hes forces in the town then town transforms in to the military location.
Where did you learn this?
And the Palestinians/Hizbullah did the same in Israel.I am sorry, but he did like any other country with same type of equipment would have done.. Its called war.. Russia did the same in Checnhhya..
What?
Going by this logic, Israel had military assets in these general areas. The Arab organizations in question only had area weapons available. Is this not entirely legitimate, according to you? Opportunity met necessity, after all...
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So in a war, you shouldn't engage enemy forces, because its in some town?
Yes, that's exactly what I said. Absolutely.
Jesus Christ.
An entire town does not become a target simply because it plays host to belligerent forces. Did I not mention that this line of logic gives Hizbullah tactics complete legitimacy? What's wrong with unguided missiles being fired into Israeli townships, considering the fact that the military forces therein make the whole town a viable target, apparently?
Let me put this simply, so you may comprehend it in its entirety: Enemy forces in a built up area are viable targets. The built up area is not a viable target.
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Agree with you.. But again.. As you saw.. "Destruction" of Tskhinvali was BS and there are no proof that Georgian intentionally shelled civilians..
Again, Lokos what happened in Chechnya in 1994? Both sides had their forces inside of urban areas and other forces were shelling towns with Grads and unguided munitions.
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