- 09 Apr 2021 01:07
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Homogeneity does not translate to satisfied. Nor does homogeneity mean age old claims have simply been forgotten. They are on ice. If armed why would Serbs not quickly recall what they believe should be their natural frontiers? Flooding Ukraine with arms to take on Russians is also fraught with risks. It has to be seriously considered that Russia may also slip arms to other areas outside Ukraine.
And let us not forget the Turks? They may like a piece of Greece in the ensuring chaos.
noemon wrote:Balkan countries are all, over 90% homogeneous after the fall of Yugoslavia as is the Ukraine. Hardly what anyone would call unstable.
I think you may mean the Baltics, rather than the Balkans.
Homogeneity does not translate to satisfied. Nor does homogeneity mean age old claims have simply been forgotten. They are on ice. If armed why would Serbs not quickly recall what they believe should be their natural frontiers? Flooding Ukraine with arms to take on Russians is also fraught with risks. It has to be seriously considered that Russia may also slip arms to other areas outside Ukraine.
And let us not forget the Turks? They may like a piece of Greece in the ensuring chaos.