Dr Pervez Hoodbhoy
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Mainly the support of guerrillas fighting the allies of the rival supporter and coups. Like the US supported the men behind Allende's ouster from power. Something along those means.
You want examples?
Mainly the support of guerrillas fighting the allies of the rival supporter and coups. Like the US supported the men behind Allende's ouster from power. Something along those means.
Yeah. I never really hear too much about the Soviets.
Just off the top of my head. There were also other countries that backed guerrillas on the Soviets' behalf, most prominently Cuba (though they acted on their own initiative in Angola), East Germany, Bulgaria, South Yemen, and North Korea (though they were not as Soviet-aligned as the others on this list); you decide how you count that. As for coups, I can't think of any "proper" ones, but the invasions of Hungary, Czechoslovakia and Afghanistan may count as such.
I would kinda prefer sources so I can read up on it. It sounds extremely silly of me but I am curious mostly after playing Call of Duty: Black Ops.
The Soviets had their Spetsnaz out across the globe, probably in more "hot" situations than the U.S. (and the rest of NATO). When you add in the Cubans, who were used by Moscow as something of a direct action arm, the Bear had his claws in a LOT of pies.
Boo-boo, don't you mean PICNIC BASKETS?
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Anyways I thought this thread would be about a Soviet Agent getting captured in a failed Korean Operation and falling into the US's hands, and they send him to Alaska to a secret prison camp. One of the prisoners there helps him break out, he escapes through Canada and then to Russia and his mind is infected with these numbers and stuff.
But the USSR doesn't care, they need his skill set for further operations. They send him on operations into West Germany, Israel, Rome, and even directly into the USA a time or three. Anyways turns out the USA is planning to unleash some crazy toxin into the USSR to depopulate it in preparation for an invasion.
After some crazy levels... I mean operations ... where you have a dude named Ramirez helping you out () you finally find the American Broadcasting Station off the coast of Japan.
Mainly the support of guerrillas fighting the allies of the rival supporter and coups. Like the US supported the men behind Allende's ouster from power. Something along those means.