If their troops are stealing food and medicine and supplies that are supposed to be helping refugees, that tells me that they’re not properly supplied with food and medicine, because they have to steal it.
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Former U.S. Ambassador to Ukraine William Taylor comments on the inadequacies of Russian troop supplies.
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