It could also put U.S. interests and military forces at risk in Iraq, Afghanistan, and throughout the Middle East. Finally, it could trigger a regional nuclear arms race, prompting Israel to declare its nuclear weaponry, or even risk nuclear conflict (Einhorn, 2014). ... The strategic advice will only focus on the US as a negotiating party since after careful analysis and research, the US has proved to be predominantly the largest and most involved party in the negotiations rounds with Iran since these began. ... The United States does not have any viable options that can eliminate the Irania...

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In addition to lying about one of the main the incidents that got the United States involved in the Vietnam war, the United States continued to lie to its citizens even during the war about many things such as the total deaths of the U.S soldiers, the number of Vietnamese soldiers that were killed and the number of U.S troops that were deployed to Vietnam. ... Lastly the United States true intention for being involved in the Vietnam war was to avoid direct conflict with the Soviet Union in order to avoid the risk of a nuclear war breaking out. ... I can only assume that the United States simp...

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Therefore, the question of Korea being a threat to world security changes because America as 'the principle centre of power in the non-Soviet world and the bulwark of opposition to Soviet expansion' became representative of world security, and therefore what America were involved with, or deem to be a threat to their own national security meant the world would be encompassed too. ... An example being how Thailand, Laos and South Vietnam prioritized the highly nationalistic regime in Hanoi as their key threat, and not the communist power the U.S. so publicly declared as the global r...

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They, like the men in uniform who were doing the fighting, came under much of the same enemy fire and risked their lives. These women be divided up into the military personnel and the non-military civilian women who were involved in various ways. ... Nurses in Vietnam quickly became accustomed to the fact that they were involved in a war without traditional geographic fronts, thus there was always a danger of enemy attack. ...

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Large-scale purges struck the country, targeting all levels of society--including children: Stalin reasoned that parents were more likely to confess to trumped-up charges of subversion and disloyalty if they knew their children's lives were at risk. ...

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