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Earlier this week, US @SecDef Austin and Assistant SecDef Dr. Wallander expressed concerns about Ukraine striking Russian oil infrastructure. I asked why the Pentagon doesn’t consider oil refineries, which Russia uses to fund its war, as legitimate strategic targets for Ukraine?

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пані холодний носикvor 2 Jahren

@SecDef in Ukraine we say chviakaye-huyakaye

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Dimko Zhluktenko 🇺🇦⚔️vor 2 Jahren

@SecDef His answer in short - there is no answer. He understands that is a sensitive topic and simply buries his head in the sand.

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Barbara Landryvor 2 Jahren

@SecDef Wow…what a lame answer to your question. It makes no sense

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Берегомет (88 кілограм сала)vor 2 Jahren

@SecDef класика жанру: відповідай на те питання, яке хочеш почути, а не на те, яке почув

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Andrii Podanenko 🇺🇦 ꑭ ✙△vor 2 Jahren

Maybe next time would be better to ask more specific question : "russia uses oil refinery to budget strikes on Ukraine, hitting them is an easier way to win the war for Ukraine, better military doctrine, copying what US had made in their successful mikitary operations. Meanwhile russian civilians still have access to fuel via import. Why US is supporting russians in their economy and asking Ukraine to stop their successful doctrine?"

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Andrii Podanenko 🇺🇦 ꑭ ✙△vor 2 Jahren

@SecDef Answer has no sense :(

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Dage the Magevor 2 Jahren

@SecDef Lol, he just ran away

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gylkavor 2 Jahren

@SecDef Які ж вони сука уроди їбані, це просто пизда

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Bademoṧ Habelokvor 2 Jahren

@SecDef The Pentagon realized that they massed up. At least that.

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Julia Tymoshenko 🇺🇦vor 2 Jahren

@SecDef Уникнув просто питання)

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