Michael @HardBackStrider

Please read this 👇 Why do we criticize Ukraine (the victim) and tongue-bathe the hind quarters of the genocidal, terroristic aggressor (Russia)?

D.Radka, #NAFO 🇨🇿🤝🇺🇦 @DakdaR22

2 days ago

- Bridget Brink Former US Ambassador to Ukraine🇺🇦 "What I saw in Ukraine was horrifying. Russia launched missiles and drones at men, women and children sleeping in their homes, tried to take down the energy grid for millions of Ukrainians, and committed war crimes and

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Trump had the nerve to say the allies that fought in Iraq and Afghanistan fought to support them stood back. We lost 159 of our finest supporting their back stabbing asses. More Canadian soldiers died in Afghanistan than in all UN peacekeeping missions combined since the 1950s. Afghanistan was Canada's longest war and one of the most intense combat operations Canadian troops have fought since Korea. No, we don't have the military might of the great USA, but history is showing the biggest guns don't always hit the target. Fact, the longest recorded kill shot by a sniper was made by a Canadian! No American has even come close and it happened in 2017.

1/ A Russian soldier serving in Ukraine says that the situation is terrible and getting worse. "It’s absolute chaos over here with all the bodies right now ... the action is getting heavier and heavier every day. We're just a bunch of fucking losers." ⬇️ x.com/Osinttechnical…

OSINTtechnical @Osinttechnical

2 weeks ago

Ukrainian mid-range attack drones continue to wreck havoc on Russian rear-area logistics. Seen here, a Russian Ural transport truck burns on a supply line deep behind the front after a Ukrainian drone strike.

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@RepDonBacon That's impressive! The results clearly show that the support for Ukraine is present, while at the same time a minority in the American congress was delaying it, against the will of the Americans

I just voted for a bipartisan discharge petition to support Ukraine's defense and impose tougher sanctions on Vladimir Putin's war machine. More than four years after Putin launched his illegal invasion, Ukraine continues to defy the odds. The Ukrainian people have fought with extraordinary courage, resilience, and determination. This vote is a statement of confidence in Ukraine's future. I will continue standing with the Ukrainian people as they fight for their freedom, sovereignty, and democracy.

Since taking office, President Trump has proven unable or unwilling to stand up to Putin. Today, Congress stepped in. I was glad to support the Ukraine Support Act to support the brave Ukrainians fighting against Russia’s illegal invasion. Ukraine’s success is vital to our national security.

Kyle Griffin @kylegriffin1

13 hours ago

WASHINGTON (AP) - House passes bill to aid Ukraine and sanction Russia in a sign of impatience with Trump's approach to the war.

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Russia wanted to stop NATO expansion. Instead it may have accelerated the rise of a militarized European superbloc. 😎 🇫🇷 nuclear weapons 🇬🇧 global navy 🇸🇪 advanced defense tech 🇩🇪 industry 🇵🇱 mass army expansion 🇨🇦 resources + Arctic access 🇳🇴 energy That is no longer “just Europe.” That is a superpower.

NEXTA @nexta_tv

23 hours ago

“Better to be a member of the EU than a U.S. state” — Finland’s president made Canada an unexpected proposal Alexander Stubb suggested expanding the EU to around 40 countries. He said Europe needs to become stronger on the global stage and more actively attract new partners.

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And now the Kremlin says it is waging war against Ukraine to stop Ukrainian strikes on Moscow and St. Petersburg — strikes that simply did not exist until Russia invaded Ukraine. The dumbest war in the dumbest timeline in human history.

Gasoline crisis in 20 Russian regions, including Moscow & St. Petersburg—no fuel! 🚫⛽ Russians might need horses and donkeys soon 🐴 Ukrainian drones hit refineries. Millions are now against the war. Putin hides—his collapse is coming. Subscribe and share the truth! 🇺🇦🔥 #MakeRussiaSmallAgain #RussiaIsCollapsing #StandWithUkraine #RussiaGasolineCrisis

@Maks_NAFO_FELLA

🔥Ukrainian soldiers take air control of Donetsk airport The occupiers have turned the Donetsk airport into a military-logistics hub and a key launch site for Shahed strike UAVs

The NATO-Ukraine Council met in Kyiv 🇺🇦 for the first time While in Kyiv, @SecGenNATO highlighted the presence of all 32 Allies in Ukraine as a strong sign of the enduring bond between the Alliance and 🇺🇦 ↓ nato.int/en/news-and-ev…

🇺🇸🤡 The Retreat of the weakest Superpower in history. Putin did not defeat the United States militarily. He did not need to. He simply looked Trump in the eye, and Trump tucked his tail and trotted home. On June 3rd, U.S. European Command confirmed it. A third of America’s fighter jets assigned to NATO, gone. Half its strategic bombers, gone. Submarine commitments, eliminated entirely. The Financial Times reported the cuts were more sweeping than anyone had expected. European capitals are not panicking. They are seething. The reaction across the continent is not fear, it is contempt. Cold, quiet, lasting contempt for a man they have watched perform weakness for years and are now watching formalise it in writing. Europeans despise weakness. They have a long memory for it. And they will not forget this. Trump is described across Europe, by serious people in serious rooms, as the most cowardly president America has ever produced. Not dangerous. Not unpredictable. Cowardly. A man who mistakes grovelling for diplomacy and calls it a deal. In Warsaw, Tallinn, Paris and Berlin the verdict is the same: America turned out to be considerably smaller than advertised. The paper tiger accusation Washington spent decades throwing at its rivals has come home. It fits perfectly. Russia and China are not hiding their amusement. Putin did not fire a shot. He just needed Trump to perceive strength and respond the way Trump always responds to strength: with immediate, grateful submission. American generals and admirals are furious and humiliated. Officers who spent careers building the structures that kept the peace are watching it get packed into boxes by a man who flinches when Putin clears his throat. The word used in private, repeatedly, is embarrassing. Every soldier, sailor and general in the United States Armed Forces knows exactly what has happened here. They just cannot say it out loud. Because the man who gave the order is still in the building. Stay connected, Follow Gandalv @Microinteracti1

Thinking of my friend Alexei Navalny and his family today. He would have turned 50 today. Goodbye to my fearless friend, Alexei Navalny washingtonpost.com/opinions/2024/…

Zelenskyy tells Putin: "We must determine what kind of future awaits the generations of Ukrainians and Russians who will come after us. "If you do not personally come to the conclusion that it is time to end this war, Ukraine will continue fighting for its existence. We will have those who support us. "But you, too, will have to fight much harder for your own existence — not Russia’s, but your own. And this is not a threat from me or from Ukraine. It is a fact of Russian history that you know well: when Russia grows tired, change comes." president.gov.ua/en/news/vidkri…

President Trump may be buddy-buddy with Vladimir Putin, but we all know that Russia is no friend to the United States.  Today, I voted to continue providing necessary aid to Ukraine and impose sanctions on Russia for its continued attacks on our democratic ally. It’s time to end this war.

“US can do a little bit more to save more Ukrainian lives, and I'm sure there will be zero people in this country who would say no to that” - Ambassador @StefanishynaO told me after the House passed the Ukraine Support Act (H.R. 2913). KATERYNA LISUNOVA: It might be quite difficult though to pass through Senate and then get signature of President. What are your thoughts about it? What are your hopes? OLHA STEFANISHYNA: Well, I don't think, you know, we have to talk about this right now. Again, the vote which took place today was not even considered possible a week ago. The bill, which has been passed today, was not even registered like three months ago. It's very changing and dynamic process. And I think that President Trump is doing incredible job in terms of putting whatever efforts he can to back up the peace process and diplomatic efforts. And I'm sure that, as it has always been before, Ukraine will prove that we're not letting down our allies, and we're proving it today on the battlefield. We're proving it by the ability to defend our people, but we're also proving it by depriving Russia from the ability of attacking Ukraine. US can do a little bit more to save more Ukrainian lives, and I'm sure there will be zero people in this country who would say no to that.

🚨 The House just passed a bill to give more military aid to Ukraine and impose tougher sanctions on Russia through a bipartisan discharge petition. We cannot forget Ukraine is still fighting to defend its freedom from Putin’s invasion. The Ukrainian people have shown extraordinary courage and I will continue standing with them. 🇺🇦 @HouseDemocrats

CNN Breaking News @cnnbrk

13 hours ago

More than a dozen GOP lawmakers defied their own leadership — and President Donald Trump — by voting with Democrats to approve a major bill to deliver billions of dollars in aid to Ukraine while imposing steep sanctions on Russia. cnn.it/3RFBJD7

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Bending over to russia yet again. Pathetic.

NOELREPORTS 🇪🇺 🇺🇦 @NOELreports

17 hours ago

❗️The Pentagon is expected to cancel a planned Tomahawk missile sale to Germany over fears Russia will view it as escalation, POLITICO reports. The decision would reverse a Biden-era agreement, leave Berlin without long-range strike missiles it sought, and comes amid wider US

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Ukraine will start bombing Moscow this summer. Putin can leave Crimea and Donbas to have a peace by the end of the day.