This is a Trump issue. Don't know why, but it's likely a pet peeve of one of the radio hosts who helped him win the White House.
He claims Russians violate some of the terms, by restricting flights over certain areas, when it's supposed to be open. We, however, also restrict them from flying over certain areas. He also claims it's not needed, because we have more accurate satellite technology. The latter may be true, but planes are more flexible.
I don't see this as a huge issue, but it's just another example acting randomly, with no sound analysis behind his actions.
Is it really a good idea to make an enemy of a future president though? Trump will need a lot of signatures on certain permits if he wants to run businesses in the future.
@Pitchblue his own ego I'm afraid... nothing more nothing less...
..and keep in mind theres a lot of parties earning massive amounts of money on instability and adversity.
divide and conquer does not refer to proper planning of big workloads into bite size chunks. it literally is about destabilizing societies and disintegrate unities. lot of mega corporations have long term plannings that stretch for decades, and have no interest in firm leadership opposing their benefits.
its not a deep state; its The Invisible Hand from Adam Smith combined with Hyper Capitalism from Milton Friedman, combined with strategies from Julius Caesar, Niccolo Machiavelli, and Sun Tzu