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This has its precedents in recent Russian history.
The recent Russian reinforcements over the last week or so feature a battalion-size ground force….
And this is not the last such case in recent Russian history.
Given recent Russian behavior, it is no longer possible to ignore the possible challenge to NATO countries that border Russia.
This event has beendescribed by many as the“most significant political murder in recent Russian history”.
While it may be too early to judge how recent Russian forays into Africa will play out, two things are already clear.
It is contrary to the principles of the peace agreement,which Russia recently agreed, and to recent Russian statements.
Canada has linked recent Russian flights in the area to the competition between Canada, Russia, the U.S. and other countries to secure Arctic resources.
A hardship that has only increased in Mariupol and the surrounding areas by recent Russian actions at the Kerch Strait and in the Sea of Azov.
Recent Russian statements on this evolving nuclear weapons doctrine appear to lower the threshold for Moscow's first-use of nuclear weapons,” the review said.
The Wilson Administrationwas vigorously prosecuting those suspected of sympathies with the recent Russian Revolution, as well as opponents of the war against Germany.
Recent Russian activity in eastern Ukraine and Syria has included the use of artillery rockets, even more so than traditional gun tube artillery systems.
Ahmadinejad commented Thursday, July 21 in response to a recent Russian proposal for a step-by-step approach for bringing Iran back to nuclear negotiations with six world powers.
Recent Russian statements on this evolving nuclear weapons doctrine appear to lower the threshold for Moscow's first-use of nuclear weapons," reads the report.
Medvedev now holds anabsolute record for a prime minister's term in the recent Russian history- he was appointed on May 8, 2012 and spent more than seven years and eight months in office.
Recent Russian actions suggest a new stage of the Russian threat to Ukraine- and potentially to the Caucasus, Belarus or the Baltic states as well- that could presage a new large-scale military operation.
Two U.S. defense officials based in Europe told CNN that Russia is particularly sensitive to U.S.military operations in the Black Sea given recent Russian moves to militarize Crimea.
The very disruptions of recent Russian history have heightened an emotional connection to the past that neither the West nor the westernization of Russia can supply.
The two governments also have traded charges of regional meddling after U.S. support fordemocratic elections in former Soviet states and recent Russian overtures in Latin America.
What stands out, in the light of recent Russian experience, is the capacity of liberal government to unify power in accountable hands and to use it effectively.
For example, the Kremlin repeatedly claimed to have proof of a Ukrainian fighter jet in the airspace close to flight MH17,but this evidence has been mysteriously absent from more recent Russian versions.
Recent Russian laws instituting harsh fines(over $9000) for participating in peaceful unsanctioned protest, if imposed in Crimea, may have a chilling effect on public demonstrations.
The outbreak of intense fighting in late January threatened to break thefragile Minsk II peace agreements, and recent Russian provocations, including recognition of passports from Ukraine's breakaway regions, are deepening tensions.
The recent Russian military attacks that go beyond Dae'sh[another name for Islamic State] and other UN-designated terrorist groups, as well as on the moderate opposition, are of deep concern, and must cease immediately”.
All of these actions, taken with the impending August-September Zapad-2017 exercise in Belarus, give rise to fears of a new intervention either in Ukraine, Belarus, or even the Caucasus,based on recent Russian deployments and actions.
While we therefore regret recent Russian statements on possible measures directed against NATO's missile defence system, we remain committed to exploring opportunities for missile defence cooperation with Russia, and welcome Russia's readiness for continued dialogue with NATO.
All of these actions, taken with the impending August/September Zapad-2017 exercise in Belarus, give rise to fears of a new intervention either in Ukraine, Belarus, or even the Caucasus,based on recent Russian deployments and actions.
They rejected the recent Russian decrees entitling, inter alia, people who permanently reside in certain areas of Ukraine's Donetsk and Luhansk regions, as well as residents of the Crimean peninsula before 2014, to apply for Russian citizenship in a simplified manner.
While we are concerned by recent Russian statements and actions on key security issues of mutual concern, such as the Treaty on Conventional Armed Forces in Europe(CFE), we stand ready to continue working with Russia as equal partners in areas of common concern, as envisaged by the Rome Declaration and the Founding Act.