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Yeah, last "war" ended since no one declare wars anymore. Just look at Russian annexation of Crimea with the armed forces of "noname" country.
by jedmeyers 10y ago
Yeah, last "war" ended since no one declare wars anymore. Just look at Russian annexation of Crimea with the armed forces of "noname" country.
- GFK_of_xmaspast 10y agoFYI, Crimea's not in the western hemisphere.
- daveslash 10y agoI think jedmeyers' point was that it's possible to have conflicts without it officially being designated a war - and he/she was holding Crimea as an example of such. There's still rebel paramilitaries in Southern Mexico who have declared war against the state (e.g. Zapatista Army of National Liberation) - but it's not "officially" a war (whatever that means) [edit] gender pronoun
- joyinsky 10y agoNo. The EZLN (Zapatista Army) surrendered in 1994 and in 1996 there was signed a Peace Accord with them. The conflict in Colombia isn't ended yet though, the ELN hasn't signed the cease-fire.
- santiagogo 10y agoThe funny thing is that until the peace process began nobody had ever called it a war in Colombia. It was just referred to as an internal conflict or a violence or guerilla problem. I guess the first part of solving it was recognizing that it was actually an internal war.