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The Russian invasion of Ukraine has prompted the United States and its allies to respond with harsh sanctions. The price of oil and gas has shot up with the expectation that war will disrupt the flow of Russia's oil exports to neighboring countries. This is just the tip of the iceberg though. There are several other areas of the global economy that are expected to feel the sting of the conflict in Europe.

Today, The Indicator examines how the war between Russia and Ukraine could cause serious damage to the wider economic landscape.

Question-can you connect the issue to something you already know


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What is happening between the two of them, reminds me a bit of what happened during WWII when America cut the distribution of oil from Japan because of what they were doing to China at the time, which then led to the bombing of Pearl Harbor and then into the escalation of Germany becoming involved in the war and creating on of the worst wars in out history to date.

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