mai on 19 September 2012
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mrstickball said: Belarus and South Ossetia for starters. Then you have that whole Chechnya issue that has been dragging on for 20 years. You also have a lot of interference and issues with the Ukraine as well. Those are just the ones I know of off the top of my head - I haven't even looked into Russia's former eastern holdings to see what's been going on with them lately. |
Err, come again? What about Belarus? What about South Ossetia? Let alone Chechnya which is a part of Russia for almost 200 years? Ukraine?
Elaborate. I cannot comment on smth as laconic.
