The Most Dangerous Time in Russian-US Relations Since the Cuban Missile Crisis

The Most Dangerous Time in Russian-US Relations Since the Cuban Missile Crisis

The Most Dangerous Time in Russian-US Relations Since the Cuban Missile Crisis

The people who deny that we’re in a new Cold War are the people who got us into it in the first place.

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CinthyaThis is the most dangerous time for Russian-US relations since the Cuban missile crisis, according to Stephen Cohen. When Cohen joined The Young Turks this week, he explained that we are living through a new Cold War, and that those who deny it are the people who “got us into it and they don’t want to admit it, or they said it wasn’t possible.”

—Jessica McKenzie

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