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1 of 21 hedged
("reportedly", "may", "according to")
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The advanced Patriot interceptors are Ukraine’s primary way to take down Russian ballistic missiles, which are roughly the size of a big-rig truck.
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which → take → truck
The West has grappled with a shortage of Patriot interceptors for months following the protracted wars involving Ukraine, Israel and the Persian Gulf.
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West → grapple → Ukraine
“Almost all the ballistic missiles from the last strike were not intercepted due to lack of the (interceptor) missiles,” a source familiar with the shortage told CNN.
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source → intercept → CNN
During that spate of attacks, Russia hit a Ukrainian power plant and also killed four people in Kyiv — despite President Trump’s announcement of an energy cease-fire between the two countries.
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Russia → hit → countries
Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelensky has publicly pleaded for the licenses needed to manufacture the Patriot interceptors within Ukraine.
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Zelensky → plead → Ukraine
Last month, Zelensky claimed that Trump gave the green light for Ukraine to get those licenses.
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Ukraine → claim → licenses
But Trump was coy about whether that was the case, and so far, it doesn’t appear that the license deal came through, according to CNN.
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deal → appear → CNN
Ukraine is widely believed to have been able to match and even surpass Russia on drone warfare, but has struggled to defend against the Kremlin’s ballistic missile attacks.
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Ukraine → believe → attacks
This is likely not the first time Ukraine is believed to have run out of Patriot interceptors during the course of the bloody war.
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Ukraine → believe → war
Patriot missiles, which are part of America’s “exquisite munition” arsenal, can take about two years to produce, though the Trump administration is scrambling to speed up production.
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administration → take → production
Although the US and Europe are running low on Patriot interceptors, several allies, including South Korea, are sitting on a stockpile of other missile defense systems.
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allies → run → systems
Zelensky met with the UK Prime Minister this week, and now London is giving Ukraine additional long-range Storm Shadow cruise missiles to hit targets in Russia, Bloomberg reported.
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Bloomberg → meet → Russia
Meanwhile, tensions between Zelensky and Trump have exploded following the president’s call with Russian tyrant Vladimir Putin last week.
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tensions → explode → Putin
Trump announced a diesel deal with Russia that prompted fury from Zelensky, who blasted it as a “betrayal.”
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who → announce → betrayal
Then Trump called for Ukraine to replace Zelensky as its leader.
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Ukraine → call → leader
On Wednesday, Ukraine claimed its access to Starshield, a military offshoot of Elon Musk’s Starlink satellite internet system, was throttled for its drones traveling at high speeds, thwarting several planned attacks against Russian forces.
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access → claim → forces
Musk and the Trump administration pointed fingers at each other over the throttling, but Ukraine has since said that its access was restored.
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access → point → throttling
Ukraine also claimed that the US neglected to give it a heads-up about Russian ballistic missile attacks, despite having done so repeatedly in the past.
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US → claim → past
“If you’re in the middle, you have to stay in the middle, not on the wrong side,” Zelensky vented to “Piers Morgan Uncensored” about Trump.
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Zelensky → ’re → Trump
“I think Trump’s advisers are wrong.
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advisers → think → ?
I don’t know who is pushing him to the wrong side.
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who → know → side