This article delves into the foundational shortcomings of the US/NATO alliance in responding to Russian military capabilities and their broader geopolitical strategy. It argues that Western perceptions are clouded by long-standing prejudices and a tendency to underestimate non-Western countries, particularly those with Slavic backgrounds. The cognitive dissonance surrounding Russia’s military prowess has led to unsuccessful...
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