英語 での Russian aggression の使用例とその 日本語 への翻訳
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The US is sending a hundred tanks to Eastern Europe to combat“Russian aggression.”.
Of course, the Western presstitutes, most of whom are CIA assets, will blame“Russian aggression.”.
Polish foreign minister Sikorski called it Russian aggression that required international action.
The excuse for this great boost in the profits and power of the US military-security complex is“Russian aggression.”.
It is America that has rallied the world against Russian aggression, and in support of the Ukrainian peoples' right to determine their own destiny.
In the last year alone, it published numerous Russia-bashing articles- claiming nonexistent“Russian aggression,” provocative Western confrontation, and posing a greater threat than during the 1962 missile crisis.
When the army of the DNI[commonly called Ukraine's‘rebels'] are retired Russian military, the West immediately writes about"Russian aggression".
Emmott and Siebold report that"Russian aggression" is the reason NATO is deploying 3,000 to 4,000 troops in the Baltic states and Poland.
Earlier this year, in March, Poland signed a $5 billion deal with the Pentagon for Patriot anti-missile systems, advertised as“protecting” the country from Russian aggression.
So what Obama, that is, Washington, is concerned about is not Ukraine or alleged Russian aggression, but rather issues of«economic production and cooperation»- that is cooperation with Western capital.
Moreover, these provocative and expensive moves are presented as necessary to counter Russian aggression for which there is no evidence.
The Russian Aggression Prevention Act of 2014 envisaged providing funds“to strengthen democratic institutions and political and civil society organizations in the Russian Federation.”.
In other words, something that does not exist- Russian aggression toward the Baltics and Poland- is assumed to be a fact that must be countered with military deployments.
Western television news channels and elite pundits would be enthusiastically supporting the US action- declaring it to be a“response to Russian aggression” and saying it was totally justified.
Breedlove told the Senate committee that his forces were insufficient to withstand Russian aggression and that he needed more forces on Russia's borders in order to"reassure allies.".
Following the 2014 Obama administration Kiev coup, replacing democracy with a“democratic dictatorship” integrated by two neo-nazi parties, Harvard expressed concern about alleged“Russian aggression.”.
Note that prior to any evidence of any Russian aggression, there are already 22 senators lined up in behalf of preventing‘further Russian aggression'.
On Russia, it's all about Ukraine and Syria, the oil price war, the odd hostile raid over the rouble and the one-size-fits-all‘Russian aggression' demonisation.
There seem to be many differences between the Russian aggression Ukraine and the Saudi Yemen: in both cases, the international law has been violated and civilians were victims of the violence of those who have passed unduly the boundaries of other states.
Aching for the whole world about a certain“Russian aggression”, Ukrainian politicians consider it quite normal for themselves to recognize the occupation of Tibet by China as a result of a military invasion(the so-called Chamdo operation).