The US didn't declare war on Russia. The "cold war" refers only to the hostility of each country towards eachother.
Germany declared war on the US on 11 December 1941. In the hopes that Japan would declare war on Russia.
It depends on what you mean by the State of Georgia, but let us be clear, Russia invaded the Republic of Georgia, a country in Europe and Asia, not the US State of Georgia. If Russia had invaded the US, the US certainly would have declared war on Russia.As for why the US did not declare war on Russia, this is probably to avoid sparking World War III, as well as the US's lack of a clear approach to dealing with international conflicts and changing developments under the Obama administration.
Answer: Russia mobilized along the German border. Russia's mobilization amounted to a declaration of war. On August 1, German government declare war on Russia.
they were lossers
The US never declared war on North Korea. The Korean War was between the United Nations and North Korea, (assisted by Russia and China).
While bogged down in Russia, declaring war on the US would soon create a two front war. As history shows, big mistake.
The assassination of Austrian Archduke Ferdinand was the immediate cause of World War I. He was killed by a Serbian terrorist, which caused Austria to declare war on Serbia. Serbia was allied with Russia, who intervened, causing Germany to declare war on Russia, which caused France to declare war on Germany.
No, and the US did not declare war on Finland. However, UK declared war on Finland on 6 December 1941.
For the United States, only the US Congress has the power to declare war. That's explicit in the US consitution.
The US did not declare war on Germany. Germany declared war on the US shortly after the Japanese attack on Hawaii.
Because Russia Invaded Austria.
Congress