ARMED CONFLICTS IN THE 1940s-1980s

The article highlights the local conflicts that took place between the Soviet Union and the United States during the Cold War. When the Second World War ended, a confrontation began between the two "superpowers", the USSR and the USA. This confrontation was expressed, first of all, in the possibility of influence in the world, and also became the basis of the rivalry between two opposing systems. The Soviet Union developed the communist ideology and propagated it to all close countries. The United States adhered to democracy and sought to prevent the spread of communist influence in the majority. This confrontation could not but cause a conflict