Examples of using Proxy war in English and their translations into German
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Moscow does not want a proxy war.
The proxy war in Syria could turn into an open war. .
As mentioned earlier, this proxy war is also raging in Japan.
So it's not only a new Cold War, it's a proxy war.
At the same time numerous proxy wars and wars with smaller extend have emerged.
Should they use diplomacy, or are they in a position to start a proxy war?
The French election was really a German/Russian proxy war over the control of Europe.
A few months after its opening, the country is plunged into a brutal civil and proxy war.
While such conflicts can degenerate into proxy wars, this will often not be the case.
This means that there is going on in Ukraine today a literal invasion,not by-it's not a proxy war.
Will they continue the proxy war or will they cut off the money supply and stop delivering weapons to Syria?….
REPORTER: Why would the president want to get into a proxy war with Russia?
A full undeclared proxy war between China and the United States is now raging around the world and is only going to escalate.
JEN PSAKI: Well, I don't think anybody wants to get into a proxy war with Russia.
In this proxy war, no solution will be possible without the agreement of the factions' main sources of support- Iran, Saudi Arabia, and Qatar.
The supposed historical debate is in actual fact a proxy war for cultural hegemony and the power of interpretation.
The experiences of 1914-1918 have shown the folly of trying to divide international opinion and, in particular,we do not want a proxy war between NATO and Russia.
The US-led effort inSyria is thus best understood as a proxy war with Iran- a cynical strategy that has contributed to the massive rise in violence.
I was fascinated by the Cold War, by the INF negotiations over intermediate-range nuclear missiles, the proxy war between the Soviet Union and the U. S.
Whichever way you look at it, the Syria conflict is a proxy war between the Gulf states and Iran and must be resolved elsewhere, the liberal-conservative daily Die Presse concludes.
Arms supplies always run the risk of causing an arms race, sliding the situation into a proxy war which could then engulf the entire region.
Unfortunately, the war in Syria is not a civil war: it is rather a proxy war of aggression led by the United States, Britain, and France(until the Paris massacre in November), and pursued vigorously in the region by Turkey, Saudi Arabia, Qatar, Jordan, and Apartheid Israel.
Which means: The[22] US government and the CIA have done all they could to support"[23]Al Qaeda" through its[24] proxy war in Syria to oust Assad- the US even demands it.
On the other hand, we can, following Anita Elő, suspect that we are witnessing a proxy war between German employers and the big German unions(which have long since opened agencies in all those countries which are hosting massive relocations of German industrial labour)- a new sign of the very real de facto economic Anschluss of Central Europe by the Merkelian Reich.
Logically enough, the United States are currently organising two proxy wars, one in the Levant, and the other in Ukraine.
Everything happening there was both predictable and predicted: a proxy war between Saudi Arabia and Iran, increasing sectarianism and ethnic segregation, the polarization of extremes and the silencing of moderates, de-stabilization of neighboring countries, infiltration by terrorist groups, and a bloodbath from which the country could take decades to recover.
It is mainly thanks to Russia that the world is now finallypreparing to end the Syrian civil war- and proxy war- with a combination of political and military instruments.
They Zionist eliteshave done this multiple times in the past, by creating a proxy war in a nearby country they provoke another country to react and voila you have your Third World War. .
US government spokesman Barack Obama was forced to say at the UNthat“we're not going to make Syria into a proxy war between the United States and Russia,” according to Pentagon sources.
Saudi Arabia and Iran are using Yemen's internal divisions over historic political andsocioeconomic grievances in their proxy war there, presenting the conflict as a manifestation of the historic Sunni-Shia rift.