Russia's activity against U.S. forces in Syria is increasing, and so is its unprofessional nature, making the recent uptick 'qualitatively different' than in the past, says a senior defense official.
Russia's activity against U.S. forces in Syria is increasing, and so is its unprofessional nature, making the recent uptick"qualitatively different" than in the past, says a senior defense official.
The official said these incidents are part of an increase in activity and unprofessional behavior from Russia that has persisted since March. Over the past three or four years, there have been periodic upticks in activity, but recently, the activity has been"qualitatively different" and more aggressive.
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