Russian strategy plan is both defensive and assertive
The national strategy paper uses tougher language than before, but offers few new ideas
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- Mixed messages
- NATO and United States
- Regime change fears
- Domestic audience
- Partners in a changing world
- Social and economic threats
- Traditional values
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_350.jpg "In a show of strength on the far eastern island of Sakhalin, Russian troops went on parade to commemorate the end of the Second World War. (Reuters/Sergei Krasnoukhov)")