Should we really fear the outbreak of a U.S. war?

A tweet of US President Donald Trump, the first two days ago, warning Russia that he could quickly cut down the quick, new and clever missiles in Syria. This occurred after the chemical attack on Doma, Syria, where hundreds of civilians, including many children, were killed.

Thereafter, the whole world reacted to a possible outbreak of war between the two world superpowers, the United States of America and Russia, writes Periscope.

But is there really a potential danger to a war between the United States and Russia?

Various world security experts actually do not see a real danger to the outbreak of this war, despite a harsh and even threatening disincentive.

We have the threat here, but I think it's still small”, says about Vox, Bilal Saab, a defence expert at the Middle East Institute, broadcasts Periscopi.

He also answers the dilemma of the entire world currently for the U.S. war, Russia saying:

But if we kill, intentionally or accidentally any Russian soldiers, there is a real chance that Russia will respond to our troops”, he says.

European security experts feel similarly.

The “thus could turn into a quick conflict of situation” says Heather Conley, security expert at the Centre for Strategic Studies in Europe.

“comb is not prepared for this advance”, it continues, broadcasts Periscope.

To further ease the fear of an explosion of the situation, the Syria expert's opinion comes.

It seems that neither Russia nor America are ready for an exit of the situation at this time”, says Channa Kirschner, an exhibition from Syria at Allegheny College.

I think we'll communicate with them”, says Syrian expert Faysal Ethan.

Otherwise, today Syrian President Bashar Al Assad has said that the West wants to derail Syria's path towards resolving the problem.

In a statement delivered to Russia Today this morning, Assad has expressed some sort of pleasure in the attack on Duma, even referred to as Syria's victorious.

Meanwhile, signals that the situation can be resolved with dialogue, the Russian foreign ministry's spokeswoman has said.

The United States and Russia can find a way to talk to each other, believes Russia's Foreign Ministry spokeswoman Maria Zakharova. She said Washington could attack, but Moscow would stay close to its people.

Zakharova warned Washington, Moscow should not let tensions over Syria escalate on the ground, reports “RT”, broadcast Periscope.

Asked about a possible scenario of a war between Russia and the United States, Zakharova said the two states have all the means to prevent such a confrontation with potentially devastating consequences.

“We are living in 2018 and we have all sorts of communication, including Titter, where we can answer all questions like phone communication, texting and I think this is the case that should be resolved through communication, but not through force,” said the foreign ministry's spokeswoman.

Zakharova reiterated that Russia will protect its people if the missiles start flying towards Russian sky.

Even from the US, the first reactions of senior officials have come.

Unlike US President Donald Trump, who is unilaterally seeking to bomb the Assad regime's military artillery, the United States' chief of defence James Mattis has sought caution on the matter.

In a public hearing Thursday, Mattis declared before members of Congress that the United States will not be “made available in a civil war”, and remains committed to UN-backed negotiations in Geneva to end the war.

We're trying to end the deaths of innocent civilians. At a strategic level, it's how we keep this away from a escalation,” he said, reports “Al Jazeera”, Periscopi broadcast.

“Our strategy remains the same as a year ago: To bring this into a peace mediated by the United Nations. At the same time, we keep our foot on the neck of I SIS until we drowned him,” he said referring to Iraq's Islamic State and the Leavent known as I SIS.

He also said there is no reason for Washington and Moscow to fight each other, adding that “we need all nations to work together”/Periscope.