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Ukraine’s quiet push: The war gains Kyiv keeps under wraps
While the world’s attention was focused on the US-Israel with Iran, Ukraine has quietly recaptured territory and significantly weakened Russia’s energy infrastructure — hampering the windfall that Vladimir Putin was predicted to receive from soaring crude oil prices amid the crisis in the Middle East. So why aren’t we hearing more about these gains? DW talks to Ukraine correspondent Nick Connolly about why this is.
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While the world’s attention was focused on the US-Israel with Iran, Ukraine has quietly recaptured territory and significantly weakened Russia’s energy infrastructure — hampering the windfall that Vladimir Putin was predicted to receive from soaring crude oil prices amid the crisis in the Middle East. So why aren’t we hearing more about these gains? DW talks to Ukraine correspondent Nick Connolly about why this is.
While the world’s attention was focused on the US-Israel with Iran, Ukraine has quietly recaptured territory and significantly weakened Russia’s energy infrastructure — hampering the windfall that Vladimir Putin was predicted to receive from soaring crude oil prices amid the crisis in the Middle East. So why aren’t we hearing more about these gains? DW talks to Ukraine correspondent Nick Connolly about why this is.
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