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Read conflict, ceasefire and security-agreement coverage with clear distinctions between statements, verified actions, timing conditions and outcomes.
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An attack and an attempt to seize territory are different events. For this question, the missing step is the transition from military pressure to an operation aimed at establishing control.
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Recognition changes a diplomatic position, not automatically control. A government can change its stated diplomatic position before embassies open or a new relationship functions in practice.
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Military action does not automatically produce a declaration of war. Legislators may debate authorities with different scopes and legal forms.
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The weapon, initiator and impact location matter. Deterrence and coercion create different incentives.
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The weapon, initiator and impact location matter. Deterrence and coercion create different incentives.
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An attack and an attempt to seize territory are different events. For this question, the missing step is the transition from military pressure to an operation aimed at establishing control.
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The weapon, initiator and impact location matter. Deterrence and coercion create different incentives.
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A promise to stop fighting is only one stage. Negotiators may agree on a statement before commanders can enforce it everywhere.
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Control is a more demanding claim than presence. A map can show an advance without proving that the entire named settlement is controlled.
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An attack and an attempt to seize territory are different events. For this question, the missing step is the transition from military pressure to an operation aimed at establishing control.
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Control is a more demanding claim than presence. A map can show an advance without proving that the entire named settlement is controlled.
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Control is a more demanding claim than presence. A map can show an advance without proving that the entire named settlement is controlled.
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