Which pact did the Soviet Union view Solidarity as a threat to?
Ural Pact
Warsaw Pact
Pact of Steel
Atlantic Pact
Answer
The Warsaw Pact was a mutual defense pact between the Soviet Union and its satellite states in Eastern Europe. The Soviet Union viewed Solidarity as a threat to the Warsaw Pact because it was a grassroots movement that advocated for workers' rights and greater political freedom.
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