Here is what you need to know about Cold War part 2

Orvelin Valle
Mar 31, 2018 2:45 AM PDT
1 minute read
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U.S. Army Photo by Sgt. Joshua Laidacker, 4th IBCT, 3rd ID

The Cold War ended in 1991, taking the threat of global nuclear annihilation with it. For over 45 years, America and Russia endured a stalemate that spawned the arms race, the space race, land grabs, proxy wars around the globe and more.

But like a bad eighties movie remade for today's audience, the same elements that shaped the first one are defining the Cold War part two. So far it's the same plot. For starters, there's the Russian land grab of Crimea, the forces placed near the Russian border and the proxy war shaping up in Syria.

In Cold War 2.0, VICE does an incredible job making sense of the events leading up to this undeclared conflict. VICE founder Shane Smith meets with Kremlin officials and American leaders, including President Obama, to figure out what's driving the new standoff.

You can view Cold War 2.0 in its entirety on VICE.com or YouTube. Here is a quick four-minute debrief about the report.

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