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Medvedev calls for gas summit, EU urges lawsuits

syomara m. | 11:28 a.m. Jan. 14, 2009

The energy crisis between Russian and Ukraine presents and excellent lesson for America to learn from. We must stop being so dependent on foreign oil or this situation could easy repeat itself in the USA. Chavez, or any Arab oil producing nation could make us hostage to their whims. We must see the need to explore for more domestic oil. It is urgent!! The Robert Redfords of the world must be ignored when they fail to see that the Russia-Ukraine situation could be one that American could experience at any moment.

lola | 11:41 a.m. Jan. 14, 2009

American could be facing a situation like Ukraine and Eastern Europe is experiencing. We must stop our dependency on foreign oil.

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Olexander Prokopenko, Associated Press

Ukraine's Prime Minister Yulia Tymoshenko, right, and Slovakia's Prime Minister Robert Fico prior their meeting in Kiev, Ukraine, Wednesday. Fico travelled to Ukraine and Russia on Wednesday, pressing them to restore supplies. But Ukraine's natural gas company said for a second straight day that it would not send Russian gas along to Europe, citing what it claimed were onerous conditions set by Russia's gas monopoly Gazprom.

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