MANY TIMES WE ASK WHERE THE PERSON IN THE RELATIONSHIPS SAYS THEY ARE.
Some answers are confusing and with very little thinking you can tell they are not real. Such as 'BEING DEPLOYED TO RUSSIA'..... ~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~ 🪖US military personnel would not be stationed in Russia in any permanent or significant capacity as the world stands at the moment. 🪖Historically, there has never been a permanent US military presence or bases on Russian (or Soviet) soil. 👉During World War II, the US and Soviet Union were allies, and there were a very few instances of cooperation—brief joint training events much later (e.g., in the early 2000s during post-9/11 counterterrorism cooperation). 👉👉But no US troops were stationed in Russia. In the post-Cold War era (1990s–early 2010s), there was some military-to-military cooperation, including joint exercises like Vigilant Eagle (with Canada) or limited training events. 👉US forces stationed in Russia— has never happened. 🫷Relations deteriorated sharply after Russia's 2014 annexation of Crimea and especially after the 2022 full-scale invasion of Ukraine. All military cooperation ended, and the two countries view each other as primary enemies 🪖Currently (as of early 2026), US forces are heavily deployed across Europe to deter Russia—around 80,000–100,000 troops, with many in NATO countries near Russia's borders (e.g., Poland, Romania, the Baltics, and now Finland/Sweden as NATO members). 👉👉There are no US troops in Russia, and no Russian troops are stationed in the US (or vice versa in any allied fashion).
