CIA director: Not passing Ukraine aid would be a mistake 'of historic proportions' (www.politico.com)
Helping Ukraine is “a relatively modest investment with significant geopolitical returns,” the CIA director wrote....
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Helping Ukraine is “a relatively modest investment with significant geopolitical returns,” the CIA director wrote....
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