Oracle-How to exclude several non-overlapping date period from a certain period?

I have a sample data as below

With
RawTable as (
Select 'A' ColA,'AA' ColB,
To_Date('2023-02-10','yyyy-mm-dd') START_DATE,To_Date('2023-02-23','yyyy-mm-dd') END_DATE,
To_Date('2023-02-11','yyyy-mm-dd') Exclude_SDate,To_Date('2023-02-13','yyyy-mm-dd') EXCLUDE_EDATE 
from dual union all
Select 'A' ColA,'AA' ColB,
To_Date('2023-02-10','yyyy-mm-dd') START_DATE,To_Date('2023-02-23','yyyy-mm-dd') END_DATE,
To_Date('2023-02-15','yyyy-mm-dd') Exclude_SDate,To_Date('2023-02-18','yyyy-mm-dd') EXCLUDE_EDATE
from dual union all          
Select 'A' ColA,'AA' ColB,
To_Date('2023-02-10','yyyy-mm-dd') START_DATE,To_Date('2023-02-23','yyyy-mm-dd') END_DATE,
To_Date('2023-02-20','yyyy-mm-dd') Exclude_SDate,To_Date('2023-02-22','yyyy-mm-dd') EXCLUDE_EDATE
from dual union all          
Select 'B' ColA,'BB' ColB,
To_Date('2023-02-01','yyyy-mm-dd') START_DATE,To_Date('2023-02-20','yyyy-mm-dd') END_DATE,
To_Date('2023-01-10','yyyy-mm-dd') Exclude_SDate,To_Date('2023-02-13','yyyy-mm-dd') EXCLUDE_EDATE
from dual union all
Select 'B' ColA,'BB' ColB,
To_Date('2023-02-01','yyyy-mm-dd') START_DATE,To_Date('2023-02-20','yyyy-mm-dd') END_DATE,
To_Date('2023-02-15','yyyy-mm-dd') Exclude_SDate,To_Date('2023-02-27','yyyy-mm-dd') ExcludeEDate
from dual union all
Select 'B' ColA,'BB' ColB,
To_Date('2023-02-01','yyyy-mm-dd') START_DATE,To_Date('2023-02-20','yyyy-mm-dd') END_DATE,
To_Date('2023-01-15','yyyy-mm-dd') Exclude_SDate,To_Date('2023-01-19','yyyy-mm-dd') EXCLUDE_EDATE
from dual union all
Select 'C' ColA,'CC' ColB,
To_Date('2023-02-09','yyyy-mm-dd') START_DATE,To_Date('2023-02-12','yyyy-mm-dd') END_DATE,
To_Date('2023-02-08','yyyy-mm-dd') Exclude_SDate,To_Date('2023-02-13','yyyy-mm-dd') EXCLUDE_EDATE
from dual union all
Select 'C' ColA,'CC' ColB,
To_Date('2023-02-09','yyyy-mm-dd') START_DATE,To_Date('2023-02-12','yyyy-mm-dd') END_DATE,
To_Date('2023-01-28','yyyy-mm-dd') Exclude_SDate,To_Date('2023-02-02','yyyy-mm-dd') EXCLUDE_EDATE
from dual
)
Select * from RawTable

RawData
https://i.stack.imgur.com/vtZE4.jpg

I’d like to know how to remove non-overlapping date segment of ExcludeSDate~ExcludeEDate from StartDate~EndDate for each group of ColA and ColB.
Date span of StartDate~EndDate may be sliced into several segments.
And if ExcludeSDate~ExcludeEDate contain SartDate~EndDate,then final result need to exclude this group.

Each segment of ExcludeSDate~ExcludeEDtae does not overlap.
For each group of ColA and ColB, StartDate and EndDate are the same for each row of this group.

I try to list each possibilities using case when clause, but the hard part is how to group by ColA and ColB to give correct result.

The desired result is as follows:
Desired result
https://i.stack.imgur.com/r1KBI.jpg

I tried to use case when expression in select clause but stuck in the problem of grouping ColA and ColB to give correct date span.

2023-02-27 Edit

To make Column names more readable, I change StartDate to Start_Date, EndDate to End_Date, ExlcudeSDate to Exclude_SDate,ExlcudeEdate to Exclude_EDate.
(SDate shorthands for Start_Date,EDate for End_Date)

Thanks dr's answer, it gives me lots of insight by making Exclude_EDate as the new Start_Date if Exclude_EDate cut between Start_Date and End_Date,then take Exclude_SDate of next record as new End_Date to complete this question.
This deals End time perfectly, but I found for each group of ColA and ColB,if the 1st record of Exclucde_SDate is between Start_Date and End_Date, then the output will miss a period, ie. from 1st record Start_Date to Exlcude_SDate.
For example if first row of Exclude_SDate changes to 2023-02-11,then a period of 2023-02-10 to 2023-02-11 is missing.
I add some queries to union dr's answer by using Lag Function to check if current row is the first row and if it is,then further check if Exclude_SDate is between Start_Date and End_Date.
Here's the final query.

Select COLA, COLB,START_DATE_2 Start_Date,END_DATE_2 END_DATE
from (
Select COLA, COLB, START_DATE, END_DATE, Exclude_SDate, EXCLUDE_EDATE,
CASE WHEN EXCLUDE_EDATE BETWEEN START_DATE And END_DATE 
THEN EXCLUDE_EDATE END "START_DATE_2",
CASE WHEN EXCLUDE_EDATE BETWEEN START_DATE And END_DATE THEN
CASE WHEN LEAD(COLA) OVER(Order By COLA, START_DATE) = COLA And 
LEAD(COLB) OVER(Order By COLA, COLB, START_DATE) = COLB
THEN LEAD(Exclude_SDate) OVER(Order By COLA, COLB, START_DATE)
ELSE END_DATE
END
END "END_DATE_2"
From rawtable 
--below:deal with problem that initial Exclude_SDate cut between Start_Date and End_Date
Union all  
Select R.COLA, R.COLB, R.START_DATE, R.END_DATE, R.Exclude_SDate, R.EXCLUDE_EDATE,
Case When Lag(R.ColA,1,null) over(partition by R.ColA Order by R.ColA,R.START_DATE) is null And
Lag(R.ColB,1,null) over(partition by R.ColA,R.ColB Order by R.ColA,R.ColB,R.START_DATE) is null And
R.Exclude_SDate between R.Start_Date and R.End_Date
then R.Start_Date 
Else Null 
End "START_DATE_2", 
Case When Lag(R.ColA,1,null) over(partition by R.ColA Order by R.ColA,R.START_DATE) is null And
Lag(R.ColB,1,null) over(partition by R.ColA,R.ColB Order by R.ColA,R.ColB,R.START_DATE) is null And
R.Exclude_SDate between R.Start_Date and R.End_Date
then R.Exclude_SDate 
Else Null
End "END_DATE_2"
From RawTable R
) 
Where Start_Date_2 is not null
Order by ColA,ColB,Start_Date_2

Try to use CASE expression with LEAD() OVER() anlytic function like here:

SELECT  COL_A, COL_B, START_DATE_2 "START_DATE", END_DATE_2 "END_DATE"
FROM (  Select 
          COL_A, COL_B, START_DATE, END_DATE, EXCLUDES_DATE, EXCLUDE_EDATE,
          CASE WHEN EXCLUDE_EDATE BETWEEN START_DATE And END_DATE THEN EXCLUDE_EDATE END "START_DATE_2",
          CASE WHEN EXCLUDE_EDATE BETWEEN START_DATE And END_DATE THEN
              CASE WHEN LEAD(COL_A) OVER(Order By COL_A, START_DATE) = COL_A And 
                        LEAD(COL_B) OVER(Order By COL_A, COL_B, START_DATE) = COL_B
                   THEN LEAD(EXCLUDES_DATE) OVER(Order By COL_A, COL_B, START_DATE)
              ELSE END_DATE
              END
          END "END_DATE_2"
        From 
          rawtable
        Order By COL_A, COL_B, START_DATE   )
Where
    START_DATE_2 Is Not Null

With your sample data:

... the result should be: