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How to end the Russia-Ukraine war

By Guardian Exclusive
05 March 2022   |   11:53 am
The invasion of Ukraine by the Russian military has spurred Europe’s worst security crisis in decades. But while most analyses are currently looking at how the war will end, here are most likely easy immediate ways to solve the situation.

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