Diana and her friends had stayed motionless with their arms raised throughout this process, as though hoping to overcome the enemy's aggression with the strength of their circle.
"The grandeur and mightiness of the country's armed forces is a deterrent element against enemies' recent aggressions and threats," said Maj. Gen. Mohammad Ali Jafari, the commander in chief of the Islamic Revolutionary Guards Corps.
In practice, red lines often create perverse incentives and encourage the enemy to continue aggression even as it avoids a red line.
The Hamas leader Mahmoud Zahar, speaking from a hiding place in a recorded speech on Hamas television, said: "The Israeli enemy in its aggression has written its next chapter in the world, which will have no place for them.
If we don't defend ourselves, then the Zionist enemy will continue its aggression against our people".
"The enemy's intrusion and aggression in Kargil have now been decisively turned back," India's Prime Minister, Atal Behari Vajpayee, said in an address to army commanders today.
In the slave-making P. americanus Temnothorax system, fixed host defenses include enemy recognition and elevated aggression directed toward slavemakers (Alloway 1990) and a recently shown behavioral defense of enslaved workers, which destroy parasite brood (Achenbach and Foitzik 2009).
He portrayed anyone attacking the church as an enemy of Russia, saying that aggression against the church was "aggression against our cultural core, against our code of civilisation".
"We will fight in the enemy's territory if the aggression is imposed on us," he said, "as we know victory comes through offensive strategy".
The role of American military forces there has evolved considerably over the decades -- from occupying a defeated enemy to deterring Warsaw Pact aggression to symbolizing Washington's post-cold-war commitment to remain militarily engaged in Europe.
