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Putin’s Ukrainian Power Play- Sijbren de Jong interviewed by Foreign Policy Magazine

February 25, 2015

Russia is unsheathing its energy weapon once again, threatening to cut off its natural gas shipments to Ukraine and warning of potentially dire impacts on Europeans reliant on energy deliveries that come through the war-torn state. What is behind the latest threat by the Kremlin? What is the likely impact on Europe? And how should this be seen in the broader context of the Ukraine conflict?

Foreign Policy Magazine spoke with Sijbren de Jong. The full article can be read here.

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