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The quote is not half a paragraph as you claim, its one row out of 6 in the paragraph. And the sentence itself takes up 2 rows out of 6 in the paragraph (at least for my monitor resolution). And not significant? It is for the propaganda war you yourself wanted to point out and insert in the lead. And do not remove sourced information about the offensive stalling and ending. EkoGraf (talk) 08:43, 19 May 2014 (UTC)

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