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Petraeus discusses energy control in Iran and future warfare in Ukraine

General Petraeus described control of energy flows as a key challenge in Iran and discussed Ukraine as a preview of future warfare. The supplied headline reports analysis, not a new military action.

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The topics concern active conflict and strategically important energy flows, although no concrete new development is identified.

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