Under the above title, Vladimir Tuchkov, in Svobudnaya Prisa, wrote about the increased risk of pressure on the nuclear missile launch button.

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Under the above title, Vladimir Tuchkov, in Svobudnaya Prisa, wrote about the increased risk of pressure on the nuclear missile launch button
At least three reasons could lead to a military clash between Russia and the United States, said the deputy director of the Center for European and International Studies at the Higher School of Economics, Dmitry Suslov. He stressed that love may erupt unintentionally
The first danger of a Cold War shift is related to cyber threats. A possible scenario is that one side thinks the cyber attack is the beginning of a widespread attack
The second risk relates to the uncontrolled arms race, caused by the withdrawal of the United States from the medium- and short-range missile treaty
Finally, the third scenario could be linked directly to Syria or the Black Sea region, where "Moscow and Washington are active in one arena, or potentially active if the United States continues to support Ukraine's provocations"
This is also recognized by US political analysts who are not associated with the Pentagon. Last summer, the Center for the Study of US National Interests conducted a survey that took the opinion of three political experts on the possibility of a military confrontation (with Russia) on sight, and from 10 degrees, the answers were 6, 6 and 5. That is
One of the opinion leaders, the head of the intelligence and national security department at the George Peep Center, believes that the main reason for the worsening situation is that the West no longer knows how to talk to Russia. The states have not drawn lessons from the Cold War. For a quarter of a century, Washington has been convinced that only one superpower controls the world, the United States. From now on it will be necessary, by force, without much ado, to fight only against the weaker enemies, the terrorists. The United States fought Afghanistan and Iraq, and finally stumbled upon Syria and Ukraine, where Russia intervened. The Americans do not understand what strategic nuclear deterrence is and how the dialogue with Moscow was in the Soviet era. They know little about history
According to the Center's experts, in order to understand how to deal with a nuclear power, the American institution may need to repeat the Caribbean crisis. But that is very dangerous, because Trump is not Kennedy
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