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US Must Weigh Ukraine Missile Needs Against Others, Rubio Says

The US must balance Ukraine’s urgent requests for air-defense missiles with similar demands it’s receiving from other allies, and with the needs of its own military, Secretary of State Marco Rubio said.

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US Must Weigh Ukraine Missile Needs Against Others, Rubio Says
The US must balance Ukraine’s urgent requests for air-defense missiles with similar demands it’s receiving from other allies, and with the needs of its own military, Secretary of State Marco Rubio said.
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