The People's Liberation Army was founded on August 1, 1927, when Communist-led units mutinied against the Republic of China's Nationalist government in the Nanchang Uprising, an event still commemorated as the force's founding date, and subsequently developed under Mao Zedong's leadership through the Chinese Civil War, the Long March, and the resistance against Japanese occupation during World War II before securing the Communist Party's victory over Nationalist forces in 1949. Structured, since a major reorganization in 2016, around five theater commands and services spanning ground forces, the navy, air force, rocket force and strategic support force, the PLA functions as the armed wing of the Chinese Communist Party rather than a state military in the conventional Western sense, with the party's Central Military Commission holding ultimate command authority. The PLA fought major twentieth century conflicts including the Korean War, where Chinese forces intervened against United Nations troops in 1950, and a 1979 border war with Vietnam, while undergoing a sustained modernization drive from the 1990s onward that transformed it from a large but technologically outdated force into an increasingly professionalized, technologically advanced military. As of the twenty-first century the PLA is the largest standing military force in the world by active personnel, and its continued modernization, particularly in naval and missile capability, is closely watched as a central factor in the security balance of the Asia-Pacific region.
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Force TypeMilitary wing of the Chinese Communist Party 1 Founded Year CountryPeople's Republic of China 1 Force Type
Force Type (category) People's Liberation Army
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The Communist People's Liberation Army defeated the Nationalist forces in the Chinese Civil War, concluding in 1949
The People's Liberation Army fought and won the brief 1962 Sino-Indian War
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Source Wikipedia: Hanyang 88
Source Wikipedia: Hongniao
Source Wikipedia: IS-2
Source Wikipedia: Kh-55
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Source Wikipedia: Norinco HP9-1
Source MilitaryFactory.com: ORSIS T-5000
Source Wikipedia: PCL-181
Source Military Factory: Kalashnikov PKM (Pulemyot Kalashnikova Modernizirovany) General Purpose Machine Gun (GPMG) / Light Machine Gun (LMG)
Source Wikipedia: PL-8 (missile)
Source Wikipedia: Python (missile)
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Source Wikipedia: QBZ-191
Source Wikipedia: QJB-201
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Source Wikipedia: QW missile
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Source Wikipedia: SKS Carbine
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1. People's Liberation Army, Wikipedia
Lead, first sentence, first clause
is the military wing of the Chinese Communist Party (CCP)
Infobox: founded
August 1, 1927 Nanchang uprising
Lead, first sentence, second clause
the primary armed forces of the People's Republic of China (PRC)
- Per the entity's own name and sourced description.
View the SourceWikidata: People's Liberation Army
Wikidata Q6147859, class allow-list match (w-wdresolver-0926)View the Source Wikipedia: QJB-201
Operates: QJB-201, infobox used_by/operator field: 'People's Liberation Army'View the Source Wikipedia: YJ-91
Operates: YJ-91, infobox used_by/operator field: 'People's Republic of China'View the Source Military Factory: Kalashnikov PKM (Pulemyot Kalashnikova Modernizirovany) General Purpose Machine Gun (GPMG) / Light Machine Gun (LMG)
Military FactoryOperates: PKM, Operators listQuote, Operates: PKM, Operators list
Afghanistan; Albania; Algeria; Armenia; Azerbaijan; Bangladesh; Belarus; Bulgaria; Cambodia; Cape Verde; China; Croatia; Cuba; Czech Republic; Democratic Republic of the Congo; East Germany; Egypt; Finland; Georgia; Greece; Hungary; India; Iran; Iraq; Israel; Kazakstan; Kyrgyzstan; Mali; Moldova; Nicaragua; North Korea; Panama; Poland; Romania; Russia; Republic of the Congo; Serbia; Slovakia; Soviet Union; Sri Lanka; Tajikistan; Turkmenistan; Turkey; Ukraine; Uzbekistan; Vietnam; Yugoslavia; Zimbabwe
Military Factory: FP-45 (Liberator / OSS Pistol / M1942 Pistol) Single-Shot Pistol
Military FactoryOperates: FP-45 Liberator, Operators listQuote, Operates: FP-45 Liberator, Operators list
China; Philippines
Wikipedia: Type 08
Operates: Type 08, Article textQuote, Operates: Type 08, Article text
Developed in the early 2000s, the vehicle family were produced for more than 6,000 hulls and widely deployed by the People's Liberation Army Ground Force and People's Liberation Army Marine Corps.
Wikipedia: W85 heavy machine gun
Operates: W85 heavy machine gun, Article textQuote, Operates: W85 heavy machine gun, Article text
The W85 was never accepted into the PLA service in its original configuration, only adopted as a vehicle mounted machine gun as the QJC-88.
Wikipedia: PL-5
Operates: PL-5, Users sectionQuote, Operates: PL-5, Users section
China
Wikipedia: QTS-11
Operates: QTS-11, Users sectionQuote, Operates: QTS-11, Users section
China
Wikipedia: FN-6
Operates: FN-6, Article textQuote, Operates: FN-6, Article text
The missile has been exported to Malaysia, Cambodia, Sudan, Pakistan, and Peru, and a variant was incorporated into People's Liberation Army (PLA) service as the HN-6 (Chinese: 红樱-6).
Wikipedia: Python (missile)
Operates: Python (missile), OperatorsQuote, Operates: Python (missile), Operators
China, Python-3 (3000 missiles, delivered 1983, local designation PiLi-8 (PL-8)).
Wikipedia: Flamethrower
WikipediaOperates: Flamethrower, Article bodyQuote, Operates: Flamethrower, Article body
The PLA adopted the Type 74 flamethrower, a copy of the Soviet LPO-50.
Wikipedia: Mosin-Nagant Rifle
WikipediaOperates: Mosin-Nagant Rifle, Wikipedia article textQuote, Operates: Mosin-Nagant Rifle, Wikipedia article text
The Chinese Type 53 carbine saw extensive service with the People's Liberation Army from 1953 until the late 1950s/early 1960s when the PLA went over to the Chinese Type 56 carbine and the Chinese Type 56 assault rifle.
Wikipedia: Sikorsky UH-60 Black Hawk
Operates: UH-60 Black Hawk, Wikipedia article textQuote, Operates: UH-60 Black Hawk, Wikipedia article text
At the end of this testing, the People's Liberation Army purchased 24 S-70C-2s, equipped with more powerful GE T700-701A engines for improved high-altitude performance.
Wikipedia: SKS Carbine
WikipediaOperates: SKS Carbine, Article textQuote, Operates: SKS Carbine, Article text
While Poland did import the technical data package and tooling equipment to produce the SKS under license, the Polish People's Army belatedly rejected the weapon for general service in 1956 and the program was canceled. In Polish service the SKS was used only for ceremonial purposes and was designated as ksS which stands for karabin samopowtarzalny Simonowa, Simonov's semi-automatic rifle.
Wikipedia: T-54/T-55
WikipediaOperates: T-55, Wikipedia article text
China produced thousands of Type 59 tanks (based on the Soviet T-54A) for the People's Liberation Army, which were used during the Vietnam War and used en-masse against Vietnam in the Sino-Vietnamese War and sold the similar (but upgraded) Type 69 tanks to both Iran and Iraq during the Iran-Iraq
Operates: T-54/T-55, Wikipedia article text
China produced thousands of Type 59 tanks (based on the Soviet T-54A) for the People's Liberation Army, which were used during the Vietnam War and used en-masse against Vietnam in the Sino-Vietnamese War and sold the similar (but upgraded) Type 69 tanks to both Iran and Iraq during the Iran-Iraq
View the Source BMP-1, Wikipedia
Operates: BMP-1, Wikipedia article textQuote, Operates: BMP-1, Wikipedia article text
It is still in service with the People's Liberation Army.
Wikipedia: PLZ-05
Operates: PLZ-05, Wikipedia article textQuote, Operates: PLZ-05, Wikipedia article text
The PLZ-05 or the Type 05 is a 155 mm self-propelled howitzer developed by the People's Liberation Army of China to replace the Type 59-1 130 mm towed gun and Type 83 152 mm self-propelled gun.
Wikipedia: PCL-181
Operates: PCL-181, Wikipedia article textQuote, Operates: PCL-181, Wikipedia article text
The PCL-181 is a Chinese truck-mounted, 155 mm self-propelled howitzer used by the People's Liberation Army Ground Force (PLAGF).
Wikipedia: QBZ-95
Operates: QBZ-95, Wikipedia article textQuote, Operates: QBZ-95, Wikipedia article text
Both modifications are fielded within the Chinese police force and People's Liberation Army.
Wikipedia: Hanyang 88
Operates: Hanyang 88, Wikipedia article textQuote, Operates: Hanyang 88, Wikipedia article text
When the rifles were used by the People's Liberation Army, they were either used by militia forces or were used as training/drill rifles.
Wikipedia: QW missile
Operates: QW missile, Wikipedia article textQuote, Operates: QW missile, Wikipedia article text
In 1997, the QW-1 was equipped for the frontline units of the People's Liberation Army (PLA).
Wikipedia: ZSU-57-2
Operates: ZSU-57-2, Wikipedia article textQuote, Operates: ZSU-57-2, Wikipedia article text
Several Type 80 SPAAGs were tested and accepted into service by the People's Liberation Army (PLA) in small numbers.
Wikipedia: M41 Walker Bulldog
Operates: M41 Walker Bulldog, Wikipedia article textQuote, Operates: M41 Walker Bulldog, Wikipedia article text
Captured M41s were employed by the Lebanese Arab Army (LAA), Army of Free Lebanon (AFL), Kataeb Regulatory Forces (KRF), Tigers Militia, and the People's Liberation Army (PLA).
Wikipedia: QBZ-191
Operates: QBZ-191, Infobox: captionQuote, Operates: QBZ-191, Infobox: caption
QBZ-191 rifle with QMK-171A prism sight
Wikipedia: Dongfeng (missile)
Operates: Dongfeng (missile), Lead sectionQuote, Operates: Dongfeng (missile), Lead section
The Dongfeng (Chinese: 东风; lit. 'East Wind') series, typically abbreviated as "DF missiles", are a family of short, medium, intermediate-range and intercontinental ballistic missiles operated by the Chinese People's Liberation Army Rocket Force (formerly the Second Artillery Corps). Missiles of this series have consistently been the primary delivery method of China's nuclear weapons.
Wikipedia: YJ-83
WikipediaOperates: YJ-83, Wikipedia article textQuote, Operates: YJ-83, Wikipedia article text
The YJ-83 entered service with the People's Liberation Army Navy in 1998 and 1999, equipping large numbers of its surface warships.
Wikipedia: Type 81 assault rifle
Operates: Type 81 assault rifle, Wikipedia article textQuote, Operates: Type 81 assault rifle, Wikipedia article text
It replaced the semi-automatic Type 56 carbine as the standard service rifle of the People's Liberation Army during the 1980s.
Wikipedia: Type 63 assault rifle
Operates: Type 63 assault rifle, Wikipedia article textQuote, Operates: Type 63 assault rifle, Wikipedia article text
It was originally introduced to replace the SKS as the standard service rifle of the People's Liberation Army, but was prematurely withdrawn from PLA service due to numerous production difficulties.
Wikipedia: QBU-10
Operates: QBU-10, Wikipedia article textQuote, Operates: QBU-10, Wikipedia article text
First introduced in 2010, it has since seen use by the People's Liberation Army Ground Force, People's Liberation Army Navy, and Marine Corps.
Wikipedia: Type 77 pistol
Operates: Type 77 pistol, Lead sectionQuote, Operates: Type 77 pistol, Lead section
The Type 77 (Chinese: 77式手枪; pinyin: 77 shì shǒu qiāng; lit. 'Type 77 handgun') is a 7.62×17 mm Type 64 caliber semi-automatic pistol in service with all branches of the People's Liberation Army (PLA) of the People's Republic of China, People's Armed Police and various Chinese police forces.
Wikipedia: FN Model 24 and Model 30
Operates: FN Model 24 and Model 30, Wikipedia article textQuote, Operates: FN Model 24 and Model 30, Wikipedia article text
Ex-Lithuanian FN 1930 rifles captured by the Soviets were even supplied post-war to the People's Liberation Army.
Wikipedia: Type 44 carbine
Operates: Type 44 carbine, Wikipedia article textQuote, Operates: Type 44 carbine, Wikipedia article text
After the war, the Type 44 continued to be used by the Chinese People's Liberation Army and Navy.
Wikipedia: CM-102
Operates: CM-102, Wikipedia article textQuote, Operates: CM-102, Wikipedia article text
The CM-102 is an anti-radiation missile produced by the China Aerospace Science and Industry Corporation (CASIC) for the Chinese People's Liberation Army.
Wikipedia: Type 99 tank
WikipediaOperates: Type 99 Tank, LeadQuote, Operates: Type 99 Tank, Lead
The tank entered People's Liberation Army (PLA) service in 2001.
Wikipedia: Type 54 pistol
Operates: Type 54 pistol, LeadQuote, Operates: Type 54 pistol, Lead
The Type 54 (simplified Chinese: 54式手枪; traditional Chinese: 54式手槍) is Chinese semi-automatic pistol used extensively by the People's Liberation Army and the People's Armed Police.
Wikipedia: IS-2
WikipediaOperates: IS-2, OperatorsQuote, Operates: IS-2, Operators
People's Liberation Army: 60 IS-2s delivered in 1950-1951. Operated during the Korean War and in concrete bunkers along the Sino-Soviet border.
Wikipedia: Norinco HP9-1
Operates: Norinco HP9-1, OperatorsQuote, Operates: Norinco HP9-1, Operators
People's Liberation Army
Wikipedia: Kh-55
WikipediaOperates: Kh-55 Cruise Missile, Infobox: used_byQuote, Operates: Kh-55 Cruise Missile, Infobox: used_by
Soviet Union, Russia, China, Iran
Ball turret, Wikipedia
Operates: Ball turret, Infobox: used_byQuote, Operates: Ball turret, Infobox: used_by
United States, United Kingdom, China
Yu-6 torpedo - Wikipedia
Operates: Yu-6 Torpedo, Infobox: used_byQuote, Operates: Yu-6 Torpedo, Infobox: used_by
China
Wikipedia: JL-1
Operates: JL-1, Infobox: used_byQuote, Operates: JL-1, Infobox: used_by
China
Wikipedia: CJ-10 (missile)
Operates: CJ-10 (missile), Infobox: used_byQuote, Operates: CJ-10 (missile), Infobox: used_by
China
Wikipedia: YJ-8
Operates: YJ-8, Infobox: used_byQuote, Operates: YJ-8, Infobox: used_by
China
Wikipedia: DF-15
Operates: DF-15, Infobox: used_byQuote, Operates: DF-15, Infobox: used_by
China
Wikipedia: PL-8 (missile)
Operates: PL-8 (missile), Infobox: used_byQuote, Operates: PL-8 (missile), Infobox: used_by
China
Wikipedia: TL-10
Operates: TL-10, Infobox: used_byQuote, Operates: TL-10, Infobox: used_by
China
Wikipedia: Hongniao
Operates: Hongniao, Infobox: used_byQuote, Operates: Hongniao, Infobox: used_by
China
Wikipedia: HQ-16
Operates: HQ-16, Infobox: used_byQuote, Operates: HQ-16, Infobox: used_by
Primary user: China See Operators section for others
Wikipedia: C-101 (missile)
Operates: C-101, Infobox: used_byQuote, Operates: C-101, Infobox: used_by
China
Wikipedia: PL-2
Operates: PL-2, Infobox: used_byQuote, Operates: PL-2, Infobox: used_by
China
Wikipedia: People's War
WikipediaPractices: People's War, Lead paragraphQuote, Practices: People's War, Lead paragraph
It was used by the Chinese communists against the Imperial Japanese Army in the Second Sino-Japanese War, and by the Chinese Soviet Republic in the Chinese Civil War.
Wikipedia: No First Use
WikipediaPractices: No First Use, Lead paragraphQuote, Practices: No First Use, Lead paragraph
China and India are currently the only two nuclear powers to formally maintain a NFU policy, adopting pledges in 1964 and 1998 respectively.
MilitaryFactory.com: Mikoyan-Gurevich MiG-15 (Fagot)
MilitaryFactory.comOperates: MiG-15, OperatorsQuote, Operates: MiG-15, Operators
[ Afghanistan; Albania; Algeria; Angola; Armenia; Bulgaria; Cambodia; China; Congo; Cuba; Czechoslovakia; East Germany; Egypt; Finland; Guinea-Bissau; Hungary; Indonesia; Iraq; Israel (captured Egyptian samples); Libya, Madagascar; Mali, Mongolia; Morocco, Mozambique; Nigeria; North Korea; North Vietnam; Pakistan; Poland; Romania; Somalia; Soviet Union; Sri Lanka; Sudan; Syria; Tanzania; Uganda; Vietnam ]
MilitaryFactory.com: SA-7 (Grail) / 9K32 Strela-2
MilitaryFactory.comOperates: 9K32 Strela-2, OperatorsQuote, Operates: 9K32 Strela-2, Operators
[ Afghanistan; Albania; Algeria; Angola; Armenia; Botswana; Benin; Bulgaria; Burkina Faso; Cambodia; China; Croatia; Cuba; Cyprus; Czech Republic; Czechoslovakia; Egypt; Ethiopia; Finland; East Germany; Germany; Ghana; Guinea-Bissau; Hungary; Indonesia; India; Iraq; Iran; Kuwait; Laos; Lebanon; Libya; Macedonia; Mauritania; Morocco; Mozambique; Nicaragua; North Korea; Pakistan; Peru; Poland; Romania; Sierra Leone; Serbia; Slovakia; Slovenia; Somaliland; South Yemen; Soviet Union; Sudan; Syria; Tanzania; Ukraine; Vietnam; Yugoslavia; Zambia; Zimbabwe; Tamil Eelam ]
MilitaryFactory.com: KBP AGS-17 Plamya (Flame)
MilitaryFactory.comOperates: AGS-17, OperatorsQuote, Operates: AGS-17, Operators
[ Afghanistan; Angola; Chad; China; Cuba; Czech Republic; India; Iran; Iraq; Latvia; Montenegro; Mozambique; Nicaragua; North Korea; Poland; Russia; Soviet Union; Serbia; Ukraine ]
MilitaryFactory.com: SPG-9 Kopye (Spear)
MilitaryFactory.comOperates: SPG-9, OperatorsQuote, Operates: SPG-9, Operators
[ Afghanistan; Armenia; Belarus; Bulgaria; China; Cuba; Egypt; Georgia; Hungary; Indonesia; Iran; Iraq; Libya; Moldova; Mongolia; Morocco; Nepal; North Korea; Pakistan; Poland; Romania; Soviet Union; Sudan; Syria; Ukraine; Vietnam ]
MilitaryFactory.com: NORINCO QBU-88 (Type 88)
MilitaryFactory.comOperates: QBU-88, OperatorsQuote, Operates: QBU-88, Operators
[ China ]
MilitaryFactory.com: NORINCO QLZ87 (Type 87)
MilitaryFactory.comOperates: QLZ-87, OperatorsQuote, Operates: QLZ-87, Operators
[ Bolivia; China; Ethiopia; Iraq; Namibia; Niger; Pakistan; Somalia; Sudan; Syria; Tanzania; Uganda ]
MilitaryFactory.com: CASC CH-901
MilitaryFactory.comOperates: CASC CH-901, OperatorsQuote, Operates: CASC CH-901, Operators
[ China (probable) ]
MilitaryFactory.com: GAM-10X
MilitaryFactory.comOperates: GAM-10X, OperatorsQuote, Operates: GAM-10X, Operators
[ China ]
MilitaryFactory.com: ORSIS T-5000
MilitaryFactory.comOperates: ORSIS T-5000, OperatorsQuote, Operates: ORSIS T-5000, Operators
[ China; Iraq; Russia; Saudi Arabia; Syria; Ukraine (captured); Vietnam ]
MilitaryFactory.com: SA-10 (Grumble) / S-300
MilitaryFactory.comOperates: S-300 Missile System, OperatorsQuote, Operates: S-300 Missile System, Operators
[ Armenia; Belarus; Bulgaria; China; Croatia; Czechoslovakia; Cyprus; East Germany; India; Iran; Kazakhstan; Slovakia; Russia; Soviet Union; South Ossetia; Syria; Ukraine (via Slovakia); Venezuela; Vietnam ]
MilitaryFactory.com: Dragunov SVD (Snayperskaya Vintovka sistemy Dragunova)
MilitaryFactory.comOperates: Dragunov Sniper Rifle, OperatorsQuote, Operates: Dragunov Sniper Rifle, Operators
[ Afghanistan; Albania; Algeria; Armenia; Azerbaijan; Bangladesh; Belarus; Bulgaria; Cambodia; China; Cuba; Czech Republic; Czechoslovakia; Egypt; Ethiopia; Finland; Georgia; Hungary; India; Iran; Iraq; Kazakhstan; Lebanon; Republic of Macedonia; Moldova; Mongolia; Nicaragua; North Korea; Pakistan; Palestine; Philippines; Poland; Russia; Serbia; Slovakia; Sudan; Soviet Union; Sri Lanka; Turkey; Uzbekistan; Ukraine; Venezuela; Vietnam; Yemen; Zimbabwe ]
MilitaryFactory.com: Remington Model 870
MilitaryFactory.comOperates: Remington 870, OperatorsQuote, Operates: Remington 870, Operators
[ Australia; Austria; Bangladesh; Canada; China; Finland; France; Germany; Greece; Hong Kong; Hungary; Ireland; Israel; Jordan; Luxembourg; Malaysia; Portugal; South Korea; Sweden; Switzerland; United Kingdom; United States ]
MilitaryFactory.com: RPG-2
MilitaryFactory.comOperates: RPG-2, OperatorsQuote, Operates: RPG-2, Operators
[ Biafra; Cambodia; China; Czech Republic; Czechoslovakia; East Germany; Egypt; Grenada; Hungary; Laos; Libya; Macedonia; Mongolia; Mozambique; Myanmar; Poland; Romania; Rhodesia; North Korea; Poland; Rwanda; Somalia; Somaliland; Soviet Union; Syria; Thailand; Vietnam; Yugoslavia; Zimbabwe ]
MilitaryFactory.com: Degtyarev KPV-14.5 (Krupnokaliberniy Pulemyot Vladimirova)
MilitaryFactory.comOperates: KPV heavy machine gun, OperatorsQuote, Operates: KPV heavy machine gun, Operators
[ Afghanistan; Albania; Algeria; Angola; Bulgaria; Cambodia; China; Cuba; Czechoslovakia; Egypt; Eritrea; Estonia; Ethiopia; Finland; Hungary; India; Iraq; Iran; Kurdistan; Laos; Lebanon; Libya; Mali; Mongolia; Mozambique; Myanmar; North Korea; Nicaragua; Pakistan; Panama; Poland; Romania; Russia; Somalia; Soviet Union; Sudan; Syria; Ukraine; Yemen; Vietnam; Zimbabwe ]
MilitaryFactory.com: NORINCO Type CQ (CQ 5.56)
MilitaryFactory.comOperates: Norinco CQ, OperatorsQuote, Operates: Norinco CQ, Operators
[ Afghanistan; Cambodia; China; Djibouti; Ghana; Iran; Libya; Malaysia; Myanmar; North Korea; Paraguay; Philippines; Senegal; South Sudan; Sudan; Syria; Thailand; Yemen ]
MilitaryFactory.com: NORINCO Type 77 HMG
MilitaryFactory.comOperates: Type 77 heavy machine gun, OperatorsQuote, Operates: Type 77 heavy machine gun, Operators
[ Cambodia; China; Djibouti ]
MilitaryFactory.com: MON-50
MilitaryFactory.comOperates: MON-50, OperatorsQuote, Operates: MON-50, Operators
[ Afghanistan; Albania; Armenia; Azerbaijan; Bangladesh; Belarus; Bosnia and Herzegovina; Bulgaria; Cambodia; China; Egypt; Estonia; Finland; Georgia; Hungary; Indonesia; Iran; Iraq; Kyrgyzstan; Laos; Latvia; Libya; Malaysia; Myanmar; Moldova; Mongolia; North Korea; Pakistan; Poland; Romania; Russia; Soviet Union; Tajikistan; Thailand; Turkmenistan; Ukraine; Uzbekistan; Vietnam; Yugoslavia ]
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