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Questions grow over Russia's ability to sustain the Ukraine war

A report examines how long Russian President Vladimir Putin can continue financing the war in Ukraine. It presents an assessment of sustainability rather than a confirmed new military or economic action.

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Russia's ability to sustain the war affects the conflict's duration and wider European security risks.

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