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In 1971 Dr. John R. Thomas documented the involvement of the Soviet Union in the Middle East from the start of the Cold War. Like its name and borders, the motivations for that country’s involvement in the region have changed. Russia today promulgates relationships with the governments of the Middle East in a nonideological, more limited manner primarily through economic relationships, in energy and arms sales in particular, and in efforts to mitigate terror threats to the homeland.
Read the article: https://press.armywarcollege.edu/parameters/vol51/iss1/15
Keywords: Soviet Union, Cold War, Middle East, Dr. John R. Thomas, terror threats, arms sakes
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In 1971 Dr. John R. Thomas documented the involvement of the Soviet Union in the Middle East from the start of the Cold War. Like its name and borders, the motivations for that country’s involvement in the region have changed. Russia today promulgates relationships with the governments of the Middle East in a nonideological, more limited manner primarily through economic relationships, in energy and arms sales in particular, and in efforts to mitigate terror threats to the homeland.
Read the article: https://press.armywarcollege.edu/parameters/vol51/iss1/15
Keywords: Soviet Union, Cold War, Middle East, Dr. John R. Thomas, terror threats, arms sakes

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