Do Russia's war games have a darker purpose?
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In Russia, recent military exercises pitted its forces against NATO
In Russia, recent military exercises pitted its forces against NATO in an imaginary war in Belarus. While Russia may see NATO as a foe interested in regime change, the West also sees Russia as a threat to international order. Is there a more underhanded strategy behind Russia's military exercises? Nick Schifrin reports.
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Do Russia's war games have a darker purpose?
Clip: 9/20/2017 | 5m 22sVideo has Closed Captions
In Russia, recent military exercises pitted its forces against NATO in an imaginary war in Belarus. While Russia may see NATO as a foe interested in regime change, the West also sees Russia as a threat to international order. Is there a more underhanded strategy behind Russia's military exercises? Nick Schifrin reports.
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