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Ukraine War, July 27, 2023: Ukrainian counter-offensive thrusts south in Zaporizhzhia region toward Sea of Azow; Biden must approve ATACMS

1) Joe Barnes, “Putin confirms ‘significantly intensified’ fighting as Ukraine makes major push in counter-offensive; Ukrainian forces have likely ‘managed to penetrate and drive through…

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Ukraine War, November 6, 2022 (II): International Law and the structural impediments to a ceasefire or peace settlement in Ukraine

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Ukraine War, August 24, 2024: Biden and the West are doing better in supporting Ukraine and opposing Russian aggression

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Ukraine War, July 3, 2022: Speak to Putin in a language he understands: the language of force

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Ukraine War, June 19, 2022: Biden is lost in a fog on Ukraine; Only strong fresh winds from younger leaders can clear the air

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Ukraine War, June 15, 2022: Biden proposes building temporary silos in Poland to solve Ukraine’s grain export problem due to Russian blockade; Olaf Scholz falters in delivering weapons to Ukraine; U.S. pledges $1 billion in further military aid

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Ukraine War, June 2, 2022 (I): Russia, with overwhelming force, is winning the war in the Donbas; Delayed weapons deliveries a big factor; Russia is down, but not out

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