Why 🐵 NatSecAllTheTime picked: For all Ukraine’s extraordinary resilience and inventiveness, its war effort depends on outside support. An end to American co-operation would cripple its ability to take the fight to Russia

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Why 🐵 NatSecAllTheTime picked: For all Ukraine’s extraordinary resilience and inventiveness, its war effort depends on outside support. An end to American co-operation would cripple its ability to take the fight to Russia

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