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Soviet American relations have profoundly shaped global history, from the ideological clashes of the Cold War and the arms race to periods of détente and cooperation that defined much of the 20th century. Today, while the Soviet Union is gone, the successor state of Russia continues to navigate a complex relationship with the United States, marked by ongoing strategic competition, diplomatic challenges, and shared global concerns that echo their historical dynamic.

This analysis delves into the intricate and changing dynamics of Korean attitudes toward the United States, exploring the various factors influencing public sentiment and official policies. It examines the evolution of US-Korea relations, highlighting key shifts in perception and the broader implications for bilateral cooperation and foreign policy in the region.