The Treaty Between United States of America and Union of Soviet Socialist Republics on Elimination of Their Intermediate-Range and Shorter-Range Missiles, also known as INF Treaty, required the destruction of U.S and Soviet ground-launched ballistic and cruise missiles (. ..…

And it turned out that Soviet Union had four missiles at the time, and never had neither plan to try to dominate the world through nuclear threat, and also never had plan to invade Western Europe, the whole rationale for NATO, and all that. ..…

For the past two decades, the Soviet Union/Russia has tried to engage the United States in a serious dialogue to pledge no first use of nuclear weapons and no militarization of outer space, and to help create nuclear-free zones.  ..…

The North Atlantic Treaty Organization, the alliance that was created to counter Soviet threat 70 years ago, acknowledged that Russia had violated I.N.F treaty and called on Moscow in December to return to full and verifiable compliance... ..…

Quote on tsarism from Leon Trotsky’s speech, “The Brotherly Union of Soviet Republics,” which can be heard at http://www.youtube.com/watch?..…

The treaty banned both the U.S. and Soviet Union, now Russia, from manufacturing ground-based missiles with a range between roughly 310 miles and 3,100 miles. ... From both the old Soviet Union’s perspective and Russia’s perspective today, the INF treaty limited..…

That was the point of the It banned category of weapons that both United States and Soviet Union had deployed in the 1980s, and. ..…

Gorbachev, resolved crisis of the 1980s when Soviet Union deployed Europe called SS-20. ... In the aftermath of the treaty being signed, almost 3,000 existing weapons were destroyed in U.S., with Soviet Union getting rid of double the number, as stipulated in the..…

According to Shifrinson, United States attempted to coerce Soviet Union to adopt Western standards on numerous issues — including human rights and nuclear arms reductions. Soviet Union wanted Great Britain to remain as power, and this Soviet interest was..…

In 1929 and again in 1938 she published books that both contained extended sections defending the Soviet Union—which she maintained was still a more or less democratic workers’ state—and praised the late Vladimir Lenin, whose great legacy rested on how he had helped to sow in Russia..…

By which the proletariat or peasantry would vanquish the bourgeoisie and establish in country after country, Pinker writes that a romantic, militarized communism inspired the expansionist programs of Soviet Union and China. ..…

The Trump administration is poised to announce later Friday that it's withdrawing from Intermediate-Range Nuclear Forces that U.S agreed with Soviet Union in 1987. ..…

Close military relations between the US and Pakistan made it tactically crucial for India to garner support from the then Soviet Union. ... Raghavan’s assertion that the history of American involvement in post-war South Asia must not be treated as a subset of its antagonism with the..…