What if We’re Already Fighting the Third World War with Russia? 

10/2/2022

In this article from The New Yorker, the author explores the possibility that we may already be engaged in a "Third World War" with Russia, albeit in a different form than traditional warfare. The article discusses the growing tensions between the United States and Russia across various domains such as cyberattacks, information warfare, and geopolitical strategies. It highlights Russia's attempts to undermine Western democracies and the potential consequences of these actions. The author argues that this new kind of warfare, focused on technological and ideological battles, carries significant implications for global stability and poses challenges that differ from previous large-scale conflicts. The article provides a thought-provoking analysis of the evolving nature of warfare in the modern world.

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