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Yes, you most definitely do. Be it for suppression ("British troops entered West Belfast", "The Syrian army entered Aleppo"), for removing occupiers ("French tr
by RobertKerans 7y ago
Yes, you most definitely do. Be it for suppression ("British troops entered West Belfast", "The Syrian army entered Aleppo"), for removing occupiers ("French troops entered Paris", "Croatian troops entered Dubrovnik"), or whatever ("National Guard entered the Waco compound")
- tus88 7y agoBut aren't all those cases where the status of the city is unclear? Have I missed some news about Shenzhen?
- RobertKerans 7y agoThe city is a container, and a large paramilitary suppression force moved from being outside that container to being inside the container. I'm just a bit baffled here. A armoured paramilitary troops were deployed to the geographic area of Shenzen. Travelling in convoys, they entered the city of Shenzen, where they seem to be currently marshalled in a sports stadium. They are there as a direct threat and the assumption is that they will leave Shenzhen and enter Hong Kong to begin suppression