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An armed conflict between state actors, typically for a political or economic aim. Use this tag for specific wars.
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In current times is it impossible to win a war if the people of invaded country are determin... [closed]
When the United States lost the Vietnam war, the Vietnamese showed another face of war:
With a big difference of power, the weaker country can win. … So, what I'm asking is: can an invading country win the war if and only if the people of this invaded country are not willing to fight hard enough? …
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If the Iraq War was because of their oil, has the US achieved their war aims [closed]
The Iraq war was very costly for the Americans, and a long and unfinished war has always made the countries that fight them weaker. … It is possible, in part, that the financial crisis in America was because of this war. Iraq isn't in better shape because of this long war.
So, for the United States, was this war worth fighting? …
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