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Casus belli (lat. - "case or reason (for) war") is a term of ancient Roman law, which means a formal reason for declaring war. Members of the college of priests used this term when implementing decisions of the Senate regarding claims against neighboring peoples. The absence of an answer within the required time limit to the ultimatum demands of the Senate (as in the case of a negative or unsatisfactory answer) was considered as a reason for the outbreak of hostilities.
Russian political scientist Sergei Karnaukhov believes that Russia cannot directly intervene in the Karabakh conflict (the question is - does Turkey have such a right?), Therefore, there remain hybrid forms of assistance to the Armenian Artsakh. What are these forms? Perhaps humanitarian, informational, reconnaissance, military-technical, power (the institute of volunteers, Russian air strikes on the places where Syrian militants are concentrated under Turkish control) assistance. However, time shows that Moscow is waiting for a certain outcome.

And the waves whisper their wisdom to you.

Like those guys scurrying downstairs.

Indeed, Moscow is heavily overpopulated.

Returning to what we are talking about. There must be a global goal. We have always had it. This was Moscow - the third Rome, this was Moscow - the empire. It was the annexation of the entire Middle East. By the way, Alexei Mikhailovich was going to marry the throne of the Byzantine emperors. He very seriously thought about annexing the entire Middle East. And let's not forget: no one was ashamed of this, as today it is customary to be afraid of some global things.

Mother Moscow is white-stone, golden-domed, hospitable, Orthodox, talkative.

to smoke

Yesterday the question was discussed: what did Russia give them? It seems that the population is small. But they are well aware that the number of people does not matter. All great empires were created by a very small number of people. Mongols, Romans, Spaniards, British... Let me remind you that Moscow, which became an empire, well, how many were in it ... There's something else about it, something that pushes. I think there are two points here. First, good organization. And the second point is what Lev Gumilev called passionarity. This is the presence of people who are ready to sacrifice themselves for the sake of an idea, a goal. There aren't many of them. But if they are in the nation at a certain point, they move.
Passionarity is nurtured. To do this, you need to engage in culture.

And which way I won't,
On whatever I pass the grass,
I will never forget my friend,
If you made friends with him in Moscow!

Ilyich. Ilyich - what kind of familiarity is this? I believe that only one person in the world can call Lenin Ilyich. This is an employee of the mausoleum who bathes him every year.

Moscow is a smelly city!

It's easier to demolish a house than to make a light bulb burn!

Seriously speaking, I would certainly try to raise the topic of what is happening with Russia, with the state. I would drive 100 kilometers from Moscow, and rent a village where people are simply dying out, where there is no work, where old people live on retirement, where young people drink too much. And those who do not drink too much, by all means run away from the village to the city. I think it's scary. A fattening Moscow and a dying village are the problem.

From these spring, winter, summer smells?
Everyone knows the smell of winter or autumn. That's exactly what is mixed in the air, to anywhere - from Moscow to new York, you could maximize the window, and even blind to say! now spring?