MOSCOW - It was a mere five years ago that smiling Kremlin officials welcomed President Obama’s ambitious bid to "reset" frosty bilateral ties between the U.S. and Russia. Today, the smiles are long gone. As Washington and Moscow face off over Ukraine in the biggest challenge to East-West relations since the Cold War, anti-Americanism is rocketing in Russia.
Russia's War Against Ukraine
Washington Times: Anti-Americanism rampant, fringe conspiracy theories take hold in Russia
A picture taken on April 5, 2012, shows an aerial view of central Moscow, with the headquarters of Russia's Foreign Ministry, one of the so-called Stalin high rises, in the foreground.
