VeteransToday Article RatingNEO - Why is Europe Divided on Positive Ties with Russia?
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54% : While this testimony took place in 2017, the Joe Biden administration remains obsessed with the same mentality, indicating the structural underpinnings of anti-Russianism in the US and the tendency of all US governments to flag European "fears" as true and legitimate reasons for the US political, diplomatic and even military interventions in favour of these countries.48% : Poland's ambassador to the US, Piotr Wilczek, said that "The Kremlin has a chief strategic objective: restore the superpower status lost after the fall of communism.
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