SOFREP Cartoon: Europe Tries Peace Talks While History Reaches For Its Rifle
Europe keeps checking the diplomatic weather report while the artillery writes its own deadly forecast on the map.
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Europe keeps checking the diplomatic weather report while the artillery writes its own deadly forecast on the map.
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