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U.S.–Russia Tensions Calming in Syria, but Still Simmering Well Beyond

Carnegie Endowment for International Peace. 2018.
Trenin D.

While the proxy war in Syria does hold the potential for a clash between U.S. and Russian forces, it is only one of several theaters in which a larger conflict between the two countries is playing out

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