The First Months of U.S. Relations with the New Russia, 1992

By on    Cold War - Old and New, COLD WAR 1 & 2, History, Military & militarism (MIMAC), Nuclear abolition, Nuclear dangers, NUCLEARISM, Russia, Russia international relations, Ukraine, United States - Empire and domestic, US Empire decline, US EMPIRE/WEST DECLINE  

The First Months of U.S. Relations with the New Russia, 1992

President Bush and Russian President Yeltsin announce the end of the cold war during a press conference at Camp David, February 1, 1992. Source: Bush Library on Twitter @Bush41Library. Svetlana Savranskaya and Tom Blanton February 7, 2023 Russian President Proposed Far-Reaching Nuclear Reductions, Bush Not So Sure U.S. ambassador on Yeltsin: Russians “want a tsar […]

NATO Expansion: The Budapest Blow Up 1994

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NATO Expansion: The Budapest Blow Up 1994

Clinton and Yeltsin in Naples, July 10, 1994.  Dormant Vesuvius is in the background.  (Eruption wouldn’t happen until Budapest).  Source:  Inosmi.ru Declassified documents show security assurances against NATO expansion to Soviet leaders from Baker, Bush, Genscher, Kohl, Gates, Mitterrand, Thatcher, Hurd, Major, and Woerner Slavic Studies Panel Addresses “Who Promised What to Whom on NATO […]