Recently, America and Europe, particularly the United Kingdom, have taken two approaches with regard to their respective relationships with Russia. The US, led primarily by Secretary of State John Kerry, has been much more receptive and willing to work with Russia on vital issues such as Syria and Iran. Meanwhile, the UK has taken a much more distant stance, vocally chastising Russia and its leadership. So what accounts for this disparity? With such closely aligned objectives, the US and the UK should be on the same page when it comes to Russia. History may provide the answer.
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