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do you think putins new russia is a threat?
over the defunct year or so putin's russia has increased military spending dramatically (i don't think its at US or UK levels yet (see wikipedia support budgets - i don't know how accurate they are)). but is russia really in any positon to start projecting any kind of power with such outdated apparatus and years of underinvestment. also what are Russia’s aims as they already control most of Europe’s energy. in my opinion its just nostalgic sabre rattling. Also, what will Russian power be like in 10-20 years.
With the tons of nuclear warheads lying around in Russia, you bet they are a threat.... more so than if they were better developed militarily.
I think most of the hot air coming out of Russia is a longing to be on the world stage again and taken for a superpower in political circles.
I think the US and UK should take them unquestioningly and do all they can now to bring them into some form of friendly alliance before we find ourselves back in the Cold War.
g-day!
No I don't.
I do consider Russia has been alarmed at USAs/UKs policies... such as invading Iraq on the most flimsy of evidence of WMDs... which the Russians of course did not want to happen.... and now look. Russians have wise heads due to the pain of history.... compared the na nature of American public to wars.
Russia is gearing up to let others know it can and will take care of itself if threatened.... because of USA's plans for bulwark shield and who knows what next... cause USA is being unpredictable... and now looking to spunk loads more spondulix and American lifes with a war on Iran.
I do consider Russia has been alarmed at USAs/UKs policies... such as invading Iraq on the most flimsy of evidence of WMDs... which the Russians of course did not want to happen.... and now look. Russians have wise heads due to the pain of history.... compared the na nature of American public to wars.
Russia is gearing up to let others know it can and will take care of itself if threatened.... because of USA's plans for bulwark shield and who knows what next... cause USA is being unpredictable... and now looking to spunk loads more spondulix and American lifes with a war on Iran.
RUSSIA- Putins policy quesiton!!!!**********?
whats an norm of putins foreign ecnomic policies or actions??
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Political Limbo Over 2012 Election Long Wait Rattles Nerves in Moscow
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Former WTO judge: Putin's cynical effort to get Russia into WTO
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Russia's Putin meets private equity fund investors
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Putin bid 'to wreck IMF boss'
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Kremlin Continues to Manage Russia's Democracy
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Putin the powerful
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Russian Press at a Glance, Friday, May 13, 2011
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