The Soviet Union’s security strategy was a reaction to open threats from neighboring countries. the devastatio

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The Soviet Union’s security strategy was a reaction to

open threats from neighboring countries.
the devastation it experienced in World War II.
emerging economic issues within the country.
the ongoing threat of immediate attack.

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the devastation it experienced in World War II.

Explanation: The massive casualties and destruction (especially from the German invasion) led the USSR to prioritize security—creating buffer states, maintaining large armed forces, and pursuing control over Eastern Europe to prevent future invasions.

The Soviet Union’s security strategy was a reaction to

open threats from neighboring countries.
the devastation it experienced in World War II.
emerging economic issues within the country.
the ongoing threat of immediate attack.

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The Soviet Union’s security strategy was a reaction to open threats from neighboring countries. the devastation it experienced in World War II. emerging economic issues within the country. the ongoing threat of immediate attack.

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The Soviet Union’s security strategy was a reaction to

open threats from neighboring countries.
the devastation it experienced in World War II.
emerging economic issues within the country.
the ongoing threat of immediate attack.