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Putin, Zelensky on Ending War in Ukraine

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“PUTIN, ZELENSKY ON ENDING WAR IN UKRAINE”

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The US sanctioned Russian oil firms in 2024 to cut war funding.

In Jan. 2024, the US Treasury sanctioned Gazprom Neft and Surgutneftegas — major Russian state oil firms — to cut revenue fueling Russia's military. Reversing those sanctions now shifts accountability for continued attacks back to diplomacy.

A 1983 multinational force in Beirut collapsed after its ceasefire broke down.

The 1982 Multinational Force in Lebanon (U.S., France, Italy, UK) withdrew after the Beirut barracks bombing killed 299 troops — the deadliest single-day Marine loss since Iwo Jima.

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