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July 23, 3:16 am

U.S., Germany green light deal on NS2, leaving Kyiv exposed to further Russian aggression

By Mark Raczkiewycz8 Mins Read

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German Chancellor Angela Merkel and U.S. President Joe Biden met at the White House on July 16.

KYIV – Ukraine is still pursuing a last-gasp effort to halt a Kremlin pipeline project to Germany despite an agreement reached between Washington and Berlin to allow its completion, leaving Ukraine vulnerable to further Russian military aggression.

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