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In a speech to the annual conference of the US Army Association on 15 October 2014, Secretary of Defense Chuck Hagel identified Russia as "The main enemy" and said "US armed forces must deal with a revisionist Russia – with its modern and capable army – on NATO’s doorstep." This is Rear Admiral John - rabbit in the headlights - Kirby dealing with press questions about the claims.
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NATO moves closer to Russia and guess who's to blame
In a speech to the annual conference of the US Army Association on 15 October 2014, Secretary of Defense Chuck Hagel identified Russia as "The main enemy" and said "US armed forces must deal with a revisionist Russia – with its modern and capable army – on NATO’s doorstep." This is Rear Admiral John - rabbit in the headlights - Kirby dealing with press questions about the claims.
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