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Russia Is Seeding Ukraine's Soil With Land Mines

Russia Is Seeding Ukraine's Soil With Land Mines

Russia's unprovoked war on Ukraine has been raging for nearly seven months-and even if Kyiv wins, the wounds …

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Victory Is the Only Way to Bring Ukraine's Kidnapped People Home

Victory Is the Only Way to Bring Ukraine's Kidnapped People Home

Weeks before Russia's military leaders announced a retreat from the Ukrainian regional capital of Kherson, th…

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By Doug Klain, James Batchik, Madeleine Albright, Federica Mogherini
| Atlantic Council
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As Putin grows more bold, here’s how Trump can fight back

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By Doug Klain
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As Putin grows more bold, here's how Trump can fight back Original

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By Doug Klain
| New York Post Verified
After weeks of escalating strikes on Ukraine, Vladimir Putin sent three Russian fighter jets into NATO airspace on Friday headed towards the capital of Estonia — before Italian F-35s moved to intercept them. Immediately afterwards, the European Union announced it would meet President Donald Trump’s conditions for sanctions by banning Russian energy. Fresh polling finds that Republican voters are itching for action on Russia, and if Trump doesn’t move first Congress looks ready to force his hand.
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