Russian Aggression Prevention Act

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Sen. Corker’s bill is a loyalty test for Europe

06/08/2014 by ORIENTAL REVIEW

In May 2014 U.S. Sen. Bob Corker introduced a bill known as the “Russian Aggression Prevention Act of 2014.” As drafted, bill no. 2277 stands little to no chance of passage. “A barking dog seldom bites,” noted Dimitri K. Simes ironically about the role of the White House in this […]

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The American Aggression Enabling Act and the US’ Eurasian Thrust (II)

01/08/2014 by Andrew KORYBKO / 4 comments

Part I Part II: Destabilization by Design The second thrust of the US’ aggression in Eurasia is the purposeful destabilization of Russia’s interests in the Near Abroad. Specifically, the AAEA’s provisions would lead to an endangered security situation for Belarus, mayhem in Moldova, and an aggravation of the Nagorno-Karabakh situation […]

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The American Aggression Enabling Act and the US’ Eurasian Thrust (I)

01/08/2014 by Andrew KORYBKO / 4 comments

Congressional Hawks have been peddling the idea of a “Russian Aggression Prevention Act” since the beginning of May, but it has only been during the recent media-inspired hysteria that it began to gain traction. If passed into law, it would amount to a sweeping NATO offensive across all of Russia’s […]

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