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Gerry Sussman, US foreign policy analyst, Portland State University, "... how the media, particularly the Western media, are representing the issue. It is a part of an extension of the more general Cold War coverage that has existed for a few years now, ever since the dust up in Ukraine and the coup that took place in 2014. I think it has largely been falsely represented in most of the Western, particularly in the American and British mainstream media – characterizing Russia as an aggressive state. And even as NATO forces move closer and closer to the doorstep of Moscow, they do a kind of an Orwellian inversion, trying to represent that as Russian aggression. Any reasonable interpretation of international law and international politics would see war games being played out on the border of a nation state as the act of aggression, if not a direct act of war."
Gerry Sussman, US foreign policy analyst, Portland State University, "... how the media, particularly the Western media, are representing the issue. It is a part of an extension of the more general Cold War coverage that has existed for a few years now, ever since the dust up in Ukraine and the coup that took place in 2014. I think it has largely been falsely represented in most of the Western, particularly in the American and British mainstream media – characterizing Russia as an aggressive state. And even as NATO forces move closer and closer to the doorstep of Moscow, they do a kind of an Orwellian inversion, trying to represent that as Russian aggression. Any reasonable interpretation of international law and international politics would see war games being played out on the border of a nation state as the act of aggression, if not a direct act of war."
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