The top Republican on the House Foreign Affairs Committee warned that Russia's alleged plans to provoke war with Ukraine is 'the most specific I have ever seen,' and the timetable is 'very aggressive.”
The top Republican on the House Foreign Affairs Committee said Sunday that classified intelligence on Russia's
"We are not projecting strength as [President] Reagan talked about, but rather projecting weakness, which historically — going back to Hitler and Chamberlain — always invites aggression," McCaul said.
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