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Russia “very, very angry”

Russia “very, very angry”

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By Army Gen. Christopher Cavoli

Army Gen. Christopher Cavoli, supreme allied commander Europe and commander of U.S. European Command

“We can’t be under any illusions: At the end of a conflict in Ukraine — however, it concludes — we are going to have a very big Russia problem. We are going to have a situation where Russia is reconstituting its force, is located on the borders of NATO, is led by largely the same people as it is right now, is convinced that we’re the adversary, and is very, very angry.”

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