mazerunner

Yeah, maybe everything will be so

Russian military and diplomats have repeatedly denied U.S. accusations of violating by Russia the treaty terms. The 9M729 missile does not violate the terms of the INF Treaty and has never been tested at a forbidden range. On September 18, 2017, at the Kapustin Yar firing field, this missile was launched at its maximum range - it flew less than 298 miles

Speaking of Stalin, it is impossible to give a concrete and accurate answer, since it still causes historians to have absolutely polar and ambiguous opinions. We, not seeing this all with our own eyes (and thank God), now we can not give a concrete assessment of someone’s decisions and call them right or wrong. Nevertheless, the 1939 Molotov-Ribbentrop Pact significantly delayed the beginning of the war, and the non-aggression pact with Japan significantly reduced the threat of war on two fronts. Also, the figure of Stalin and his public actions during the war had a huge positive moral impact on the Soviet people, inspiring confidence in the ultimate victory.

Of course, I agree with you on this. But if we continue to behave like children, guided by this principle, then it is unlikely that something good will come of it. And actually.. much depends on the leadership.

Yes, the United States helped the Soviet Union well with some important materials, but no one can not boast about it, because someone just helped someone with weapons, food or medicine, while someone suffered tremendous human sacrifices using these resources to save the world from the Nazis.

And Americans are responsible for Hiroshima and Nagasaki bombing