Ukraine handed the West a list of 500,000 Russian soldiers. Washington hasn’t read it

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Ukraine has shared the identities of more than half a million Russian soldiers with its European partners. After almost a year, fewer than 1% of those names have been entered into the Schengen Information System, the database border guards across Europe check before letting travelers in, Euronews reported last week.

Europe’s failure is at least a slow one. America has barely asked the question.

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