Yankee-Russian Relations Essay

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A breakdown in Yankee-Russian relations is a major overlap in the news articles that involve Russia and The United States in recent times, after the Yankees launched 60 Tomahawk missiles at a Syrian airport after they used chemical weapons on their own citizens. The Russian government has recently issued statements of how the Yankee bombings are a act of aggression, and a violation of international laws. “Vladimir Putin views the US missile strikes on Syria as ‘aggression against a sovereign state in violation of international law, and under a false pretext’”. This act has only separated and harmed the relations between the two nations, even though in the month of March of this year it had looked that the two nations would begin to meld a relationship …show more content…

With the bombings in Syria and now the dropping of the Mother Of All Bombs or M.O.A.B. in Afghanistan the Russian interference has fallen out of the public eye and they are now focuses on the new tension between the two nations. But the most common theme in the news articles this that this is a troubled time from Yankee strategic nuclear forces doing drills in Europe “The drills were conducted to train actions in the event of a conflict with another nuclear power in the European theater of operations. The Pentagon did not clarify the imaginary enemy, although the United States has only one possible enemy in the above-mentioned theater of operations - Russia”. to the bombing of other nations by The United States. “In these troubled, uncertain times, we don't need more command and control; we need better means to engage everyone's intelligence in solving challenges and crises as they arise”. For the future to be safe we need to figure out the problems that our nations face today. The people of our nation's don’t want to go to war but with the current leadership of the United States it seems that is the path we are heading

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