Dr Montaha Sabri Moula, from the Department of History at the College of Education for Girls, took part in the second international scientific conference titled "Scientific Research in Facing Global Risks," organized by the International Union of Historians in collaboration with the International Court of Arbitration.
Her participation included a research paper titled "The Russo-Ukrainian War and Its Impact on U.S.-Russian Relations." This war is considered a major turning point in the relations between Russia and the United States and has not witnessed such tension since the collapse of the Soviet Union in 1991.
The presentation discussed Russian President Vladimir Putin's stance on Ukraine due to its aspirations to join NATO, leading to the search for new justifications to topple the Ukrainian president, Zelensky, who is aligned with the West.
The presentation concluded that U.S.-Russian relations have reached a level of tension unprecedented in recent history, with the U.S. administration taking a series of diplomatic, military, and economic measures against Russia.
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