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It seems that Erdogan is completely dizzy from fantasies about the revival of the Ottoman Empire with himself at the head. He already looking at Jerusalem. "It was a Turkish (Ottoman) city. We left it with tears in our eyes."I can't guarantee the accuracy of the quote, but the meaning is approximately clear.
It seems that Erdogan is completely dizzy from fantasies about the revival of the Ottoman Empire with himself at the head. He already looking at Jerusalem. "It was a Turkish (Ottoman) city. We left it with tears in our eyes."I can't guarantee the accuracy of the quote, but the meaning is approximately clear.
Show me at least one Russian map, where Russia would be depicted more than in the existing borders.
And that Putin has ever openly declared that Russia is cramped within its own borders? Erasure is sad that Putin did not send troops to Donbass at one time .. If he were like Erdogan, Donbass would have been part of Russia for a long time ago.
And so? The idea in the far east is to up the population. Not an easy task considering you have to encourage people to give up all of lifes comforts and start again. Even young people balk at the so called opportunity. It's natural.
Russia is building new infrastructure and adding to what is there. Just like in Americas west it will take generations to change the face of Russia far east.
If you look at Americas west in history you will find that it was a mixed bag too. Just look at the population centers in modern America. They're coastal with the interior sparsely populated in comparison.
The military build up will be needed with law enforcement and the US threat.
And so? The idea in the far east is to up the population. Not an easy task considering you have to encourage people to give up all of lifes comforts and start again. Even young people balk at the so called opportunity. It's natural.
Russia is building new infrastructure and adding to what is there. Just like in Americas west it will take generations to change the face of Russia far east.
If you look at Americas west in history you will find that it was a mixed bag too. Just look at the population centers in modern America. They're coastal with the interior sparsely populated in comparison.
The military build up will be needed with law enforcement and the US threat.
I doubt the US will invade siberia.
Probably oil contracts though.
I don't think russian won't to move to the far east. THey seem to want to go to the european part.
The US invaded before and given a chance they'll do it again. So would Japan.
As for Russians moving east a very few would as is but with improvements in infrastructure leading to economic growth and better quality of life then we will see more taking the opportunity.
It will be a long process. Generations long. Most of the population growth will most likely come from the current population expanding in size.
The US invaded before and given a chance they'll do it again. So would Japan.
As for Russians moving east a very few would as is but with improvements in infrastructure leading to economic growth and better quality of life then we will see more taking the opportunity.
It will be a long process. Generations long. Most of the population growth will most likely come from the current population expanding in size.
I don't count the siberian expedition. That was during the russian civil war and no one wanted the reds to win.
Most of the population growth is coming from china. I don't think the russian native population will expand. Russians are having european replacement level populations. The women are too educated.
It seems that Erdogan is completely dizzy from fantasies about the revival of the Ottoman Empire with himself at the head. He already looking at Jerusalem. "It was a Turkish (Ottoman) city. We left it with tears in our eyes."I can't guarantee the accuracy of the quote, but the meaning is approximately clear.
"The Syrian Observatory for Human Rights says 1,200 Syrian fighters have already headed to Azerbaijan via Turkey, and hundreds more are preparing to follow suit.
The fighters -- from pro-Ankara armed opposition groups -- were being promised a monthly salary of between $1,500 and $2,000, the Britain-based war monitor said."
It looks like the fighting is spilling out of Karabakh area...
Now the second largest city of Azerbaijan has been hit. (From 1:01 to appr. 2:30 Stepanokert and Gyandza.)
The rhetoric of both leaders becomes more and more aggressive.
The Russians are uncertain what approach to take in unfolding situation.
It looks like the fighting is spilling out of Karabakh area...
Now the second largest city of Azerbaijan has been hit. (From 1:01 to appr. 2:30 Stepanokert and Gyandza.)
The rhetoric of both leaders becomes more and more aggressive.
The Russians are uncertain what approach to take in unfolding situation.
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If he were like Erdogan, Donbass would have been part of Russia for a long time ago.
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