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[[Sergey Karaganov]] heads the Russian Council for Foreign and Defense Policy. He is a former advisor to Presidents [[Brezhnev]], [[Gorbachev]], [[Yeltsin]] and [[Putin]].
 
[[Sergey Karaganov]] heads the Russian Council for Foreign and Defense Policy. He is a former advisor to Presidents [[Brezhnev]], [[Gorbachev]], [[Yeltsin]] and [[Putin]].
  
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In 2021 when analysts in the Russian Federation defense and [[foreign policy]] establishment heard US Secretary of State [[Anthony Blinken]] and President [[Joe Biden]] both abandon [[deterrence]] and say [[climate change]] was a bigger threat than [[nuclear war]], they realized that [[American]] leadership had lost all touch with reality.<ref>[https://glenndiesen.substack.com/p/russia-changes-nuclear-doctrine-and Russia Changes Nuclear Doctrine & Prepares for War], Sergey Karaganov, [[Alexander Mercouris]] & [[Glenn Diesen]], Oct 23, 2024. glenndiesen.substack.com</ref>
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In 2021 when analysts in the Russian Federation defense and [[foreign policy]] establishment heard US Secretary of State [[Anthony Blinken]] and President [[Joe Biden]] both abandon the [[Doctrine of Deterrence]] and say [[climate change]] was a bigger threat than [[nuclear war]], they realized that [[American]] leadership had lost all touch with reality.<ref>[https://glenndiesen.substack.com/p/russia-changes-nuclear-doctrine-and Russia Changes Nuclear Doctrine & Prepares for War], Sergey Karaganov, [[Alexander Mercouris]] & [[Glenn Diesen]], Oct 23, 2024. glenndiesen.substack.com</ref>
  
 
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Latest revision as of 18:15, May 10, 2026

Sergey Karaganov heads the Russian Council for Foreign and Defense Policy. He is a former advisor to Presidents Brezhnev, Gorbachev, Yeltsin and Putin.

In 2021 when analysts in the Russian Federation defense and foreign policy establishment heard US Secretary of State Anthony Blinken and President Joe Biden both abandon the Doctrine of Deterrence and say climate change was a bigger threat than nuclear war, they realized that American leadership had lost all touch with reality.[1]

References

  1. ↑ Russia Changes Nuclear Doctrine & Prepares for War, Sergey Karaganov, Alexander Mercouris & Glenn Diesen, Oct 23, 2024. glenndiesen.substack.com