Intensifying fighting in Ukraine raises the risk of a close encounter between US and Russian forces
A US Air force F-35A during refueling over Eastern Europe, February 28, 2022. US Air Force/Airman 1st Class Edgar Grimaldo In the days since Russia's
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A US Air force F-35A during refueling over Eastern Europe, February 28, 2022. US Air Force/Airman 1st Class Edgar Grimaldo In the days since Russia's
The U.S. and Russia now have a de-confliction hotline, but there's still a risk of a close encounter or a clash.
The U.S. and Russia now have a de-confliction hotline, but there's still a risk of a close encounter or a clash.
Evidence is emerging that the Syrian government and its Russian military partners are recruiting Syrian fighters for potential deployment to the former Soviet state.
Both sides indicate they want to avoid escalation, but history is full of "errors and accidents degenerating into something wider," one expert said.