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Russia: The United States is a threat to our national security

6Nov

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Russia: The United States is a threat to our national security

There are lists, and then, there are lists you just don't want to be on. In Russia's case, that would be Putin's "Terror" list against Moscow. In an annual news conference (and subsequent list released on New Years Eve) Putin claimed that the United States "& Co" are "deliberately and cooperatively panning against Moscow to cause great physical and economical harm to Russia". "The strengthening of Russia happens against the background of new threats to the national security, which has complex and interrelated nature," the letter reads.

Critics are heavily divided on Jennifer Lawrence ‘s role in Red Sparrow

Red Sparrow is all the talk among movie critics this week, as, audiences get ready for its prime-time arrival. Red Sparrow, starring J-Law, is about a Russian ballerina who suffers a career ending injury. But, that's not at all. In the weeks following the injury, she, would soon become a Russian spy in a collective group called The Sparrows. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=PmUL6wMpMWw But, critics are heavily divided on Jennifer's performance in the movie. First up, The Toronto Star cites the movie for its "ancient technology" and "cloaking the sex scenes in anything else than what they should be called: rape". With Cold War tensions rising again in real life, Red Sparrow feels of this time in a cool way, but only Lawrence's spy is memorable in this so-so operation," ...

Russia: The Cold War Has Begun (Again)

MOSCOW -- According to Russia: The Cold War Has Begun. And the "West" is to blame. Per Russia's Prime Minister, The Kremlin, is under the impression that due to the increasing military presence in neighboring countries the "United States is dutifully provoking the cold war". The statements come just months after Russia annexed Crimea, essentially, creating another part of Russia. The annexation caused an international outcry; threats of war, and further sanctions against Russia by NATO and the UN. The United States, however, has a different position as to why there is an increased presence in the area. Per the United States, the moves are simply "precautionary" rather than "a move to antagonize".