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How thin a spine these cowards have.
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Fellas, we’ve just received a request from an artillery unit. They desperately need a power generator.
Unfortunately, we've already delivered every single generator we had, so we need to purchase one more.
Thanks to your generosity, we have $285 left over from our last fundraiser, which means we're just $315 short of getting this generator to our defenders!
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Our foreign service is supposed to transcend administrations. That's why we have career officials to maintain the continuity of American diplomacy regardless of who is in the White House.
The State Department's reported move to withhold promotions from applicants who didn't vote for Trump only makes us less safe. And it's against the law.
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The Russians tortured 500 people in Bucha.
The Russians tortured children in Bucha.
The Russians tortured dogs in Bucha.
The Russians killed animals in Bucha.
In Bucha, the Russians used military vehicles to hunt people—turning it into a game.
People ran, the Russians fired, they hunted them down, playing games.
And this didn’t just happen in Bucha.
Trump and his mafia gang call this "humanitarian."
What do you call it?
Bucha. It was a genocide, recognized by everyone. They buried hundreds of people. They tortured people. We found the grave. There were, I believe, around 500 people. When we liberated those towns near Kyiv, there emerged this, you know, this kind of hatred for the Russians, right at that moment. Not even at the moment when they started the full-scale war. Back then nobody understood what it really was yet. People understood what this war was and what Putin did personally when we found those mass graves of tortured adults, children. I mean they didn't just kill them, they tortured and killed them.
When we liberated Bucha, I said, bring every journalist here. Don't touch anything, just bring the journalists. The whole world simply has to see this. Imagine finding a mass grave in the U.S. or in Britain, God forbid, with 500 tortured people, adults, kids, dogs, animals shot dead. I mean, they held hunting sprees there from military vehicles. People were running, they were shooting, just hunting, playing games. They literally just played with people, like slavery. So how, after this, can you listen to Putin? And how, after this, can you forgive?
From The Diary of a CEO podcast with Steven Bartlett. (2/3)
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🇺🇦 Rebecca, medic de combat au sein de la 53e brigade, soutient le STABNET qui lui est directement destiné !
Dans sa vidéo, Rebecca connaît mieux que personne la réalité des blessés, des évacuations complexes et de la prise en charge médicale au plus près du front. Elle sait exactement pourquoi un point médical mobile et rapide peut changer la donne pour sauver des vies.
En tant qu'ambassadrice du projet #STABNET, je m'engage aux côtés de mes amis pour soutenir un maximum de brigades. Grâce à la formidable mobilisation de notre réseau — notamment nos amis du Royaume-Uni et de France —, nous avons déjà réussi à financer une dizaine de containers médicaux depuis le mois de juillet !
Aujourd'hui, notre combat se concentre sur l'unité de Rebecca et la 53e brigade.
Nous en sommes à 6 300 € récoltés, et l'objectif est fixé à 49 000 €. C'est un défi immense, mais chaque don (même minime) et chaque partage nous rapprochent un peu plus de la réussite.
🔗 Pour soutenir directement le STABNET de la 53e brigade :
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Merci à Rebecca pour son message et son courage au quotidien, merci à Damien pour la vidéo, et à Patriote et un immense merci à toutes celles et ceux qui continuent de nous aider. 🙏
@bekamaciorowski
Up is down and good is evil…someone please shut him up and never allow him in front of a camera again!
Weidel: "Prolonging the war and shooting drones into the hinterland of Russia, destroying refineries, houses, and buildings near Moscow, is a huge provocation."
Host: "It's defending itself."
Weidel: "No, it's not."
Host: "Every night, drones and ballistic missiles rain down on Ukraine..."
Weidel: "This strategy is very risky, and we've been criticizing it. We want to end this war.
It doesn't help if a country [Ukraine] launches drone attacks against a country [Russia] that has nuclear weapons. It doesn't make sense, it's very risky and very stupid.
We need to end this, and we need to actually put pressure on Ukrainian president to have the willingness to end the dying and stop this very risky strategy for all of Europe."🔚
Folks, here is Weidel's imaginary reality: black is white, the victim is to blame for the crime against them, and defending your home against a bloody, illegal invasion that murders children and razes towns is "stupid," while letting Russia occupy you and carry out a country-wide Bucha massacre is probably smart.
And defending yourself is risky! Risky, did you hear that? Well, no shit, just standing there and catching Russian ballistics with your face is risky, too. So we may as well take the risk and, hear me out, fight back?
Please don't vote for this evil Russian appendix in Germany!
These are the Russian soldiers that Traitor Trump is helping. They murder civilians, torture everyone, rape, and it is not a one-off, it’s a daily part of Russia’s invasion plans.
Six days hanging naked from rebar. Four months standing in human waste until his feet rotted and his heels separated from the bone. Two healthy teeth ripped out without anesthesia. His tendons severed with a knife.
This is what Ukrainian soldier Oleksii Anulia endured during 10 months of russian captivity.
He was beaten unconscious and nearly raped. He watched two fellow prisoners being murdered. Another man was raped for nine days because he had a beard. A female teacher was raped after declaring a hunger strike.
“I asked why. They told me: ‘Because you were born a khokhol.’”
His father went looking for him and helped 46 people escape captivity. The russians captured him in Lukashivka and burned him alive alongside six others inside an Orthodox church.
Oleksii survived. Doctors wanted to amputate his legs. He refused. He wanted to walk again and return to his children.
He wrote Jingle bellZ to document these atrocities for a future tribunal.
“They broke everything that could be broken. They couldn’t break my desire to return to my children.”
This is the reality of russian captivity. The world must know the truth. Every perpetrator must face justice.
#FreeUkrainianPOWs
It does not add up.
Rubio: “The president does not like to see this image of a ballistic missile hitting an apartment building in Kyiv and innocent civilians being wiped out as a result.”
If Trump dislikes Russian ballistic attacks so much, then why withhold intelligence about Russian launches, stripping people in Kyiv of their chance to take cover and survive?
Why throttle Starshield speeds, rendering our jet-powered drone interceptors useless?
Something doesn’t add up. Either Rubio is living in his own reality, or this whole administration takes us for complete idiots.
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Some of you may remember Martyn, the bull who wandered into a Ukrainian military position in 2023 and ended up living with the soldiers for more than a year. Eventually, one of the servicemen took him home from the front.
Well, here’s what happened years later. ❤️
That soldier has since turned his home into a refuge for animals rescued from the front. Other servicemen can bring him abandoned animals they encounter and cannot bear to leave behind.
Martyn now has plenty of company: donkeys, goats, pigs, raccoons, geese, sheep, lots of cats and other animals, all brought back from the war zone and given a safe home.
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Today alone, and in Kyiv alone, Russian jet-powered drones “vanquished” two kindergartens and two schools, an ordinary residential building, an auto repair shop, several warehouses, and communications facilities. Anywhere in the world, this choice of targets would be called by one word – terrorism. Russia has no military objective whatsoever in doing this – it is purely an attempt to break people and inflict as much harm as possible on our society. Tragically, there are people killed… My condolences to their families and loved ones. Dozens of people were injured. Overall, since yesterday, the Russians have used 277 attack drones of various types, 155 of them jet-powered. Among the damaged sites is also a building used as the residence of the Saudi Arabian Ambassador. In the Dnipro region, a sports school is among the damaged facilities. In the Sumy region, the building of a regional children’s home was damaged.
If Russia were truly preparing for any real steps toward de-escalation – as it claims, particularly to American negotiators – this wave of “shahed” terror would not be happening. And we need to take a sober view of the situation. Russia knows how to send the kind of encouraging diplomatic signals that the world simply wants to hear… It knows how to send such signals in order to delay tough steps by the world in response to the war.
In America, the important Lindsey Graham sanctions and tariffs law has already reached the implementation stage. It is a law that can change a lot for the better if fully implemented. This law needs to be implemented – and everyone in the world can see that there is EVERY REASON to apply it and A CLEAR PURPOSE for doing so. We are counting on effective decisions from the world and stronger pressure from our partners, so that Russia sees that manipulating diplomatic signals will not allow it to keep winning more and more time for war and terror. It is important that our other partners in the G7 and G20 also take a principled stance.
New sanctions packages are being prepared – specifically targeting financial networks, supply chains for components and equipment used in the production of Russian weapons, and specific companies and individuals primarily involved in the production of Russian ballistic missiles. The new sanctions must take effect as early as October to provide a stronger foundation for changing the situation and pushing Russia toward real diplomacy. Thank you to everyone who helps Ukraine! Thank you to everyone working 24/7 to provide greater protection for Ukrainians and our state!
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This is a 29-year-old journalist, Mariya Yizhvenko, she was killed in a Russian strike on a business center in Kyiv yesterday 💔🕯
Her death was shared by her husband, combat medic Danylo Yivzhenko, and her former colleague Oleksandra Nekrashchuk.
Danylo shared that he and his wife were actively planning for their future. Late last year, they took out a mortgage to buy an apartment, and they were planning to have a child this winter.
"Masha is dead. I lost a friend, a girlfriend, a wife, and the mother of my future children—who will now never be born. Masha was wonderful, intelligent, and deeply patriotic. She was my voice of reason and the embodiment of care," Danylo wrote.
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I am American but my roots are Lithuanian. russia is my enemy.
I know this enemy. It took everything from my family, including their lives and homeland. But they fought back anyway despite being murdered by the russians, exiled to Siberia, forced to run, etc. They were Lithuanian partisan fighters, translators, doctors, and rescuers.
Part of my family managed to escape and lived in displaced persons camps for 5 years before being accepted by America as war refugees. The other part of my family that wasn't killed was exiled to Siberia.
My great grandparents died never seeing Lithuania become free again. It would become free a few years after their deaths.
It is a pain I wish on no one.
russia is an ememy to the free world. History shows it. It's unfathomable to me that anyone could think otherwise.
