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Letter: U.S. has problems to solve

By George Gadbury, Vancouver
Published: February 21, 2024, 6:00am

Congress and the U.S. president should do whatever they must to resolve the situation in Ukraine. It should be a priority. I believe the domestic economies of the U.S. and Russia need relief from this unwinnable war. The Israel-Hamas conflict is a long-term problem. If the border issue is not remedied soon, it will probably be solved immediately after the elections in November.

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