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U.S. Republican infighting shapes American aid to Ukraine

Four GOP groups vie for key role in dealing with Russian invasion

A group of Republican lawmakers close to former President Donald Trump have voiced skepticism about continued military aid to Ukraine. (Source photos by Reuters and AP) 

TOKYO -- With Ukraine gearing up for a major counteroffensive against Russian forces, the world is closely watching the development of what could be a turning point of the war triggered by a Russian invasion in February 2022.

But Ukraine's counterattack would not be a Battle of Normandy, the Allied invasion of German-occupied Western Europe during World War II. Even if Ukraine pulls off a major success in pushing back Russian forces and retaking some of the occupied territories, a cease-fire -- let alone a peace deal -- is unlikely to take place anytime soon.

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