According to Clifford, why was there little chance of reaching any sort of understanding with the Soviets anytime soon?

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Zechariah

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6 October, 18:38

According to Clifford, why was there little chance of reaching any sort of understanding with the Soviets anytime soon?

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Hugh Palmer · Answer 1

According to Clifford, Soviets were increasing their military power and they were getting ready for the Soviet influence for the preparation of the ‘inevitable’ conflict, and they were trying to weaken and subvert their potential opponents by every means available for them. He states that while these men are in power, it is highly dangerous to conclude that international peace lies only in mutual understanding with the Soviet Union.

Rodney Waters · Answer 2

The correct answer for the question that is being presented above is this one: "According to Clifford, there little chance of reaching any sort of understanding with the Soviets anytime soon because the l eaders of Russia, with whom we hoped to achieve an understanding on the principles of international peace appear to believe that a war with the United States and the other leading capitalistic nations is inevitable.