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1 February, 02:02

How did the Korean War impact US and Soviet relations?

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    The Korean War led to the further deterioration of relations between the United States and the Soviet Union. It caused each country to see the other as an imperialistic aggressor. It also caused the United States to take the Soviets more seriously since their actions represented their willingness to risk a larger war.
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