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Shashank Joshi
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This assumes a clear distinction between defensive & offensive activities. If Ukraine is no longer able to conduct accurate & effective GMLRS strikes tens of kilometres behind the front, and this allows Russia more freedom of action, then this poses a problem for Ukr defences.
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Phil Stewart
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(Reuters) - Trump's Mideast envoy Steve Witkoff says the United States never shut off intelligence for anything defensive that Ukraine needed.
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Alexander Clarkson 
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I think it's telling though how Trump's chaotic comms is now all over the place on this because they dimly sense that they're ending up in a place where not getting concessions from either Russia or Ukraine makes the US look like idiots
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Steveo110
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First surely you have to accurately define what "defensive that Ukraine needed" means. What you or I may think it means may not be how the US administration is trying to spin it as.
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David Cockburn
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There is no inherent difference. Two sides of the same coin. A tank without armour is useless, and can't get into position to use it's weapons. A tank with armour but no weapons is useless.
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