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Frontline: The War in Ukraine and Global Security
Putin could be forced to end invasion by 'collapse' of oil industry with US supported strikes
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With US support Ukraine could force Russia to end the war by threatening to completely collapse the Russian economy through further energy strikes, says @StarskyUA on Frontline.
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