Russia is an icebreaker for other U.S. adversaries

Director of the Transatlantic Security Program at the Center for a New American Security (CNAS) Andrea Kendall-Taylor explains that "the costs of resisting Russia will only rise" and what the United States does in response to the Russian threat "will directly shape and influence the nature of the Russian threat that we face tomorrow."

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[kenhollen]

I'm actually offended that the panels only recognize 10/7 as a somber day and none of the following 364 days.

[memyselfandi]

Unbelievable, what are these silly people doing in these positions of power, it's madness.

[mrboston]

We seen mike Pompeo get trolled by russians and say the quiet part outloud you lost for the last 20 years.