Ussr X America Novels & Stories

I spot him without difficulty among people. “As salamu alaykum,” I say hugging my brother “Wa alaykumu salam,” Usman says hugging me back “I missed you,” I say taking one of his luggage from his hands “I missed you too, and you have grown since I last saw you,” Usman says looking at me from head to toe “You saw me last year, of course, I have grown,” I say chuckling “That’s good and how are you feeling. Amina told me what happened last night. I hope you are not still traumatised” Usman says sounding very concerned about my health

was applauded in terms of diplomacy. Between the Soviet Union and the U.S., it was a different story. Feelings were high initially, but the strain placed on the U.S. and Soviet relationships and the atmosphere created by such tension allowed for quite a bit of manipulation of the American people in the name of “liberty and freedom” (Locke and Wright). The U.S. presented themselves as anti-communism, fighting for liberty and freedom, which threatened and offended the Soviet Union.