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Ukrainian troops are rationing ammo. But House Republicans plan to take weeks to consider aid

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WASHINGTON (AP) — Ukrainian drones fly without ammunition. Russian artillery unleash deadly volleys from safe positions beyond the range of Kyiv’s troops. Shortages of ammo and supplies are resulting in lost ground to Moscow, U.S.

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  1. The Republic

    Ukrainian troops are rationing ammo. But House Republicans plan to take weeks to consider aid (opens The Republic)

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    WASHINGTON (AP) — Ukrainian drones fly without ammunition. Russian artillery unleash deadly volleys from safe positions beyond the range of Kyiv’s troops. Shortages of ammo and supplies are resulting in lost ground to Moscow, U.S.

  2. Los Angeles Times

    Ukraine's troops are rationing ammunition. Yet House Republicans plan to take weeks to mull more aid (opens Los Angeles Times)

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    Congressional leaders are warning that shortages of ammunition and supplies are resulting in Ukraine losing ground in the war with Russia.

  3. Green Field Reporter

    Ukrainian troops are rationing ammo. But House Republicans plan to take weeks to consider aid - The Daily Reporter (opens Green Field Reporter)

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    WASHINGTON (AP) — Ukrainian drones fly without ammunition. Russian artillery unleash deadly volleys from safe positions beyond the range of Kyiv’s troops. Shortages of ammo and supplies are resulting in lost ground to Moscow, U.S.

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