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When US and South Korean troops pushed North Korean troops close to the Chinese border, China’s direct intervention was triggered in the winter of 1950. US vete…
When US and South Korean troops pushed North Korean troops close to the Chinese border, China’s direct intervention was triggered in the winter of 1950. US veteran Patrick Finn recalls how ill-prepared the US troops were for the brutally cold conditions.
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@@PatrickPerales-u5oImported1mo ago
Incomplete history,<br><br>Whereever along that peninsula the generals and troops that were captured were, basically, were forced into their regime.
@@jieli3313Imported1mo ago
Silencing the public under the banner of patriotism! Some people, in the name of "safeguarding national interests," brook no rational criticism and are quick to report others, have accounts banned, or launch coordinated attacks. This pattern of behavior not only stifles the space for normal discourse but also distorts the very meaning of patriotism! True patriotism is not about empty slogans, let alone serving as a pretext to suppress the voices of others.
When US and South Korean troops pushed North Korean troops close to the Chinese border, China’s direct intervention was triggered in the winter of 1950. US veteran Patrick Finn recalls how ill-prepared the US troops were for the brutally cold conditions.
Watch 24/7 live news with CNN Headlines: https://bit.ly/4eIvlTr
#News
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