Here in the United States, the average American is aghast at finding the United States on opposing sides to Russia in a massive conflict, while the Pentagon continues to underestimate Soviet nostalgia and lust for Ukraine – having assessed Putin as unlikely to embark on a full-scale invasion of Ukraine and instead more likely to seek ‘salami tactics’, cutting small slices of Ukraine away over a five-year plan.
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