Icy blast from Russia may mean rough weather ahead
The icy blast from Russia signals potential trouble in detente as tensions rise and new weather fronts threaten political talks. Analysts warn that hardline rhetoric could complicate diplomacy and slow progress on arms control and regional cooperation.
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