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Rubio Warns Ukraine Stalemate Could Turn Into Wider Conflict

US Secretary of State Marco Rubio warned that Russia's war against Ukraine is at a stalemate but could escalate into a broader regional conflict if the deadlock pushes either side toward increasingly dangerous actions. Speaking in Lisbon on the final stop of a three-country swing through NATO a

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Rubio Warns Ukraine Stalemate Could Turn Into Wider Conflict

US Secretary of State Marco Rubio warned that Russia's war against Ukraine is at a stalemate but could escalate into a broader regional conflict if the deadlock pushes either side toward increasingly dangerous actions. Speaking in Lisbon on the final stop of a three-country swing through NATO allies Iceland, Greece, and Portugal, Rubio said Washington believes the war ultimately requires a negotiated settlement and remains ready to facilitate diplomacy. His remarks came as a Russian strike on two buses in the Ukrainian city of Kramatorsk killed…

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