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To: Tenchusatsu who wrote (1109193)	1/9/2019 1:43:57 PM
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" I don't see Senator Romney pushing for war against Russia" We're already in a war with Russia. April 15, 2018 America vs. Russia and China: Welcome to Cold War II The Second Cold War is a rematch among the same teams. The historians of the future may engage in a similar debate about when Cold War II started in earnest. Was it in 2014, with the unilateral Russian annexation of Crimea and the backlash this produced from the United States and its European allies? Or did Cold War II begin with the brief Russo-Georgian War of 2008? Others may seek the date in China’s move to secure its claims over the South China Sea by modifying and militarizing a number of disputed islands and reefs. One thing is clear: within the last few years, what Yeltsin in 1994 called “the cold peace” between Russia and the American-led Western alliance has become both colder and less peaceful. Relations between the United States and China have become increasingly conflictual, in the military, diplomatic and economic realms alike. The cold peace of the 1990s and 2000s is over. Cold War II is here. nationalinterest.org