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US and Russia's relationship at low point over Syria
Yesterday, the US cut off negotiations with Russia on ending the chaos in Syria. Today, Russia pulled out of a landmark deal involving the fuel for nuclear weapons. Karen DeYoung, associate editor and national security correspondent for the Washington Post , looks at the implications of these changes.
By Warren Olney • • 1 min readYesterday, the US cut off negotiations with Russia on ending the chaos in Syria. Today, Russia pulled out of a landmark deal involving the fuel for nuclear weapons. Karen DeYoung, associate editor and national security correspondent for the Washington Post, looks at the implications of these changes.
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- 43:35A strange new term begins at the US Supreme Court