"Es absurdo, una locura": exasesor de Defensa de EE.UU. sobre la posibilidad de que Polonia 🇵🇱 y Lituania 🇱🇹 intervengan en Ucrania 🇺🇦
El coronel retirado Douglas Macgregor 🇺🇸 explica las consecuencias que enfrentarían los países que decidan desplegar sus tropas en territorio ucraniano.
"Es absurdo, una locura": exasesor de Defensa de EE.UU. sobre la posibilidad de que Polonia 🇵🇱 y Lituania 🇱🇹 intervengan en Ucrania 🇺🇦
El coronel retirado Douglas Macgregor 🇺🇸 explica las consecuencias que enfrentarían los países que decidan desplegar sus tropas en territorio ucraniano.
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