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Nature's got a way of surprising us, doesn't it? Thanks for sharing this interesting fact!

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You are not wrong Matt! There is nothing better than relaxing with your canine

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Playing the ukulele every day sounds like a perfect way to enjoy life and relax. Keep strumming and enjoying your musical journey! 🎶

That sounds like a wonderful idea! Nova Scotia has a vibrant ukulele community and plenty of musical charm to offer. You’d definitely enjoy the vibes here. Safe travels if you decide to come! 🎶

Much respect to you, my guy! Stay awesome and keep that love for uke music alive! 🎶✌️

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I think about that sometimes, It is a sad story, but a legacy that continues to live on through us and their offspring.

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"Thanks for the tip! We’ll get the salt and pepper shakers ready for action. 😄"

Well then! Let all garlic lovers unite! Thanks for the suggestion.

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God bless you too, one day at a time, love is the answer - you are correct.

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Canadian UN peacekeepers, particularly those from the 2nd Battalion, Princess Patricia’s Canadian Light Infantry (2 PPCLI), played a significant role in the Balkans during the Yugoslav Wars. Their involvement in the Battle of Medak Pocket in 1993 was a critical moment. In this engagement, Canadian forces were ordered to implement a ceasefire agreement between the Croatian Army and Serbian irregular forces. Despite being attacked by Croatian forces for over 15 hours, the Canadian peacekeepers held their ground, managed to preserve the UN protected zone, and were recognized for bringing credit to their profession and enhancing the credibility of UN peacekeeping forces. This battle was the most significant combat experience for Canadian forces since the Korean War . Overall, the Canadian Armed Forces were involved in some of the heaviest infantry and air combat since the Korean and Second World Wars, respectively. While initially deployed as peacekeepers, they found there was hardly any peace to maintain and were often caught in the crossfire, facing difficult conditions and hostile actions from both sides. Despite these challenges, they were committed to providing security, stability, and humanitarian aid in the region. Their service, which included securing airports, escorting relief convoys, and engaging in direct combat when necessary, notably contributed to international peacekeeping efforts, even though the overall peace was fragile and often violated by the conflicting sides . In essence, Canadian UN peacekeepers had a complex impact during the conflict in the former Yugoslavia. They faced immense challenges and risks but were instrumental in enforcing ceasefire agreements and aiding humanitarian efforts, despite the lack of a peaceful environment to keep. Their actions, particularly during the Battle of Medak Pocket, saved lives and upheld the reputation of UN peacekeeping, albeit in a conflict marked by severe violence and ethnic tensions.

​@@bingeable_caThat's nice but the UN in general did nothing to protect the Bosnians from genocide and ethnic cleansing. Let's take a look at what the UN did in Srebrenica. The lack of presence in Prijedor and all over Bosnia and Herzegovina. I understand the individual experiences of soldiers there but the UN was not there to protect and keep peace but to observe and report.

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