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US 'ready' if Russia tries to 'weaponize' energy supplies: US official

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The United States is "ready" for fallout if Russia decides to "weaponize" its massive energy reserves in response to Western sanctions, US deputy national security advisor for international economics Daleep Singh says at the White House. SOUNDBITE

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