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Next phase of Ukraine war could last 'months or longer:' W.House

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The next phase of the war in Ukraine could last for months after Russian forces pulled away from Kyiv in a shift toward the eastern regions, National Security Advisor Jake Sullivan tells reporters. SOUNDBITE

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