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Possible escalation from a limited US–Russia attack to general war

A potential progression from a limited attack involving the United States and Russia to a wider war is discussed. There is no evidence that such a general war has begun.

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Any direct US–Russia military confrontation could carry severe escalation and global security risks.

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