Disputes over Russia's national security strategy
"The Soviet Union did not have a national security strategy, but there was security, state security." This is how Konstantin Semin comments on the approval of a new national security strategy in the Russian Federation, which evokes different emotions in different experts.
At the same time, the author of the story in the next issue of "Agitprop" tries to ignore the issue that the existence of state security in the USSR ultimately did not become a guarantee of the preservation of the country. The Soviet Union, with all that colossal power component, along with the special services component, was collapsed. Who or with whose help is a separate question. But the fact remains.
Konstantin Semin, referring to the above issue:
You say, why then everything collapsed? Well, certainly not because of the alphabetical listing of threats.
According to the author of the story, variants of the national security strategy began to appear in Russia, which, in fact, became a copy of the American strategy, which has been prepared by the White House since 2002.
The journalist believes that the 44-page document with the national security strategy is not needed either by ordinary Russians, or by the real enemies of Russia, who, even without this document, know everything (or almost everything) about Russia and its power component.
Disputes over the national security strategy of the Russian Federation:
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