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HOW TO END THE WAR

S TRAGIC AS THINGS ALREADY are in Ukraine, they will likely get even worse in the days and weeks to come. Vladimir Putin deserves every bit of punishment this war may exact on him, on the battlefield, and on Russia’s economy. But the people of Ukraine do not, nor do most of the Russian people. We should therefore not be content with a U.S.-Western policy that simply imposes pain on Putin

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