The Cold War superpowers stayed out of civil wars in Third World countries, believing that such conflicts ought to be resolved internally.

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The Cold War superpowers, the United States and the Soviet Union, frequently intervened in civil wars in Third World countries, often supporting opposing sides, as part of their global struggle for influence and to prevent the spread or gain of communism or capitalism, respectively.

The Cold War Superpowers Stayed Out of Civil Wars in Third