“I think they can probably withstand this war for six months to a year, probably longer than they themselves thought at the beginning of this war. But I don’t think that would be good for them at all,” Mr.
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- “I think they can probably withstand this war for six months to a year, probably longer than they themselves thought at the beginning of this war.
- But I don’t think that would be good for them at all,” Mr.
- Trita says “I think they can probably withstand this war for six months to a year, probably longer than they themselves thought at the beginning of this war.
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- ” Mr. Trita says “I think they can probably withstand this war for six months to a year, probably longer than they themselves thought at the beginning of this war. But I don’t think that would be good for them at all,”…
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- “I think they can probably withstand this war for six months to a year, probably longer than they themselves thought at the beginning of this war.
- But I don’t think that would be good for them at all,” Mr.
- Trita says “I think they can probably withstand this war for six months to a year, probably longer than they themselves thought at the beginning of this war.