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And of course, the only way to implement a no-flight zone is to send NATO planes, fighter planes, into Ukraine airspace.

And then impose that no-fly zone by shooting down Russian planes.

Welcome to EU Confidential. I'm Andrew Gray, politics editor at Politico Europe in Brussels.

It's been another tumultuous week on the European continent as Russia's war in Ukraine rages on,

and the debate continues in the West over

what to do to try to stop Vladimir Putin. You just heard NATO chief Jens Stoltenberg firmly

rejecting calls from Ukraine and elsewhere for NATO to impose a no-fly zone over Ukraine. He and

others are basically warning you'd end up with a direct confrontation between NATO and Russia,

in other words, World War III.

There's also debate on other fronts, such as whether the EU could and should join the US and the UK

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