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Well, I have to say the United States and its allies are the winners really in this

changing global gas sector.

Since the breakup of the Soviet Union, Russia has used natural gas as a weapon against Ukraine and

against Europe as a whole.

Threatening to shut off the pipes as the weather turns cold is a pretty effective way

to influence foreign policy.

But now it looks like one of Vladimir Putin's key weapons is losing some of its

punch.

This week on war college, we're looking at how shifts in the production of oil and natural gas

are affecting global security, and where that leaves the United States. You're listening to War College, a weekly discussion of a world in conflict focusing

on the stories behind the front lines.

Here's your host, Jason Fields.

Hello and welcome to War College.

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