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Películas · 1 h 23 min. Un avión en el que viaja el almirante japonés Amara es abatido. Amara, gravemente herido, cae en manos de un jefe guerrillero chino. Se designa al capitán Matt Reardon y a una pequeña escolta para que acompañen a un comandante de la Marina, Bert Thompson, y a una unidad médica para que rescaten a Amara.
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Operation Z may refer to: Attack on Pearl Harbor, known as Operation Z in planning. Operation Z (1944), Japanese World War II plan for the defense of the Marianas Islands. 2022 Russian invasion of Ukraine, using Z as a military symbol, and thus sometimes referred to as "Operation Z".
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Mobilising for an Ideological Struggle. One of the most curious aspects of the Russian ‘special operation’ in Ukraine was how little effort the Kremlin had put into preparing its own population for what was about to be undertaken. The justification for the operation was made suddenly, over the course of about 10 days.
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