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A Distracted U.S. Struggles To Shift Its Global Focus
Senior Military Analyst, Stratfor
U.S. soldiers watch paratroopers from the U.S. Army 173rd Airborne Brigade, the UK's 16 Air Assault Brigade and Italian Folgore Airborne Brigade as they parachute to the ground during a training jump as part of the Saber Junction 16 military exercises near the Hohenfels Training Area. April 2016, near Grafenwoehr, Germany. The United States is adjusting its force structure top adapt to emerging global threats.
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Regional hotspots like Iran and North Korea have pulled Washington away from its main concerns: China and Russia....
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