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If Russia could stop the fire in Oleshky for several days, it can stop it along the whole frontline. Russia can end this war today if it wants to! Instead, they make a choice to continue their invasion every single day.
At that time I thought Russia would chill out too.
During the 2012 campaign, President Obama dismissed concerns about Russia by saying, “the 1980s called, they want their foreign policy back.”
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If you live in FL1 keep this in mind when voting Tuesday!
#SupportUkraine #Florida #NoRussianOil @JimmyPatronis
Republican Jimmy Patronis @JimmyPatronis is running for reelection in Florida's 1st Congressional District [FL-01] on November 3.
❌Voted against the Ukraine Support Act
❌Voted against sanctions
❌No alternative to failed negotiations
ALT Track Ukraine graphic with a red header reading "Jimmy Patronis opposes Ukraine" and "Receiving critical assistance." A red map of Florida carries the words "Running for US House FL-01." A black-and-white photo shows Jimmy Patronis in a suit and striped tie, mid-speech, set against a background of a destroyed building. Three bullets with X marks read: Voted against Ukraine Support Act; Voted against sanctions; No alternative to failed negotiations. A black and yellow footer bar reads "TrackUkraine.com" and "Show your concern" with an arrow, beside a raised fist and sunflower logo. The bottom line reads "(850) 766-1679." Background image credit: State Emergency Service of Ukraine.
MA for Ukraine retweeted
Republican Jimmy Patronis @JimmyPatronis is running for reelection in Florida's 1st Congressional District [FL-01] on November 3.
❌Voted against the Ukraine Support Act
❌Voted against sanctions
❌No alternative to failed negotiations
ALT Track Ukraine graphic with a red header reading "Jimmy Patronis opposes Ukraine" and "Receiving critical assistance." A red map of Florida carries the words "Running for US House FL-01." A black-and-white photo shows Jimmy Patronis in a suit and striped tie, mid-speech, set against a background of a destroyed building. Three bullets with X marks read: Voted against Ukraine Support Act; Voted against sanctions; No alternative to failed negotiations. A black and yellow footer bar reads "TrackUkraine.com" and "Show your concern" with an arrow, beside a raised fist and sunflower logo. The bottom line reads "(850) 766-1679." Background image credit: State Emergency Service of Ukraine.
Whether for practical or ethical reasons, the answer is the same:
If you want the war to end, pressure Russia, not Ukraine.
Apparently Steven Miller had his kids dressed as a Russian tank officer and in Russian folk dress for Halloween.
I mean my kid is also going as something disturbing but this is weird.
Darlin Graham is honoring her brother’s legacy by BACKING imports of sanctioned Russian diesel.
SOUTH CAROLINA’S SENATE RACE
Darlin Graham is running for her late brother Lindsey Graham’s seat. She had taken a broadly pro-Ukraine position, but has now backed Trump’s deal with Russia to bring 300,000 tonnes of diesel onto US and global markets. Her defence: the deal gives Trump economic power to end the war, if he chooses to use it. That “if” is doing a lot of work while Russian fuel is being offered a route to market.
THE REPUBLICAN BREAK
Two former governors have jointly endorsed her Democratic opponent, Annie Andrews. One is a Republican who argues that Trump is destroying his party and dividing America. Graham attacks Andrews as a socialist for talking about food prices, fuel costs and inflation.
South Carolina once looked almost certain to elect a Republican. Forecasts now put Andrews’s chance of winning at 33%, up from 10%. MAGA is having to spend political resources defending a state it expected to hold with ease, as Republicans outside Trump’s camp make their opposition public.
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New Jersey governor threatens to block delivery of Russian diesel cargoes
Mikie Sherrill told @FT’s @JamieSmythF and @alicemhancock that Trump’s deal with Putin would line the pockets of the Russian president at the “expense of American consumers and our democratic ally Ukraine”.
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Nearly 2,000 civilians, including about 50 children, are trapped in Oleshky, Ukraine, with almost no food, no clean water, electricity, or heat. A localized ceasefire began October 27, with evacuations expected to start tomorrow, October 29.
Breaking:
Budanov had to be reminded to show no reaction.
According to Le Monde, citing sources, U.S. special envoy Witkoff held a tense meeting in Florida on October 9 with Budanov, head of Ukraine’s Presidential Office.
Sources claimed that Witkoff spoke to Budanov “like a child,” trying to “teach” him how to make money.
Witkoff proposed a postwar “regional prosperity plan” that included fully restoring Russian oil and gas transit to Europe through Ukrainian territory.
Witkoff argued that Ukraine would earn transit revenues while Europe would benefit from lower energy costs.
Budanov reportedly replied that Ukraine’s model is “not Belarus, but Poland,” then stepped out to call President Zelenskyy, who advised him not to show any reaction.
When the talks resumed, the Ukrainian side was shown a document outlining a U.S.-Russia diesel deal.
An irritated Witkoff reportedly said: “Accept this diesel deal and stop striking Russian oil refineries — you are putting the world at risk!”
Ukrainian participants were described as shocked, viewing the plan as creating dependency on Moscow and noting that the United States appeared to have secured nothing in return from Putin.
A source close to the delegation told Le Monde: “I have never seen the Ukrainians so stunned and alarmed after a meeting.”
Analysts contrasted the episode with the February 28, 2025 Oval Office incident, saying this one involves concrete policy decisions that could affect Ukraine’s ability to defend itself ahead of a potentially harsh winter.
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🚨 Russian diesel could be arriving at U.S. ports as soon as next week.
Over the weekend, @SenWhitehouse and a bipartisan group of lawmakers wrote letters to major banks, port authorities, and fuel distributors, warning that facilitating Russian diesel imports could expose companies to civil and criminal liability — despite the Trump administration’s General License 135.
And yesterday, the top Democrat on the Judiciary Committee, @RepRaskin, warned major oil industry groups that a presidential license cannot override federal law, and that those involved in these transactions could face serious penalties — including fines and prison time.
⚡️ Why does this matter? Revenue from Russian energy exports helps finance Putin’s war against Ukraine.
Congress must make clear that the Administration and oil companies cannot simply ignore the 2022 law banning Russian oil product imports.
“People with defeated souls hate Ukraine”
About sums it up!
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🚨 Time is of the essence. Call your members of Congress today. Urge them to use every available legislative and oversight mechanism to reverse U.S. policies that undermine Ukraine’s and America’s security and reward Putin’s war.
Take action here ➡️ razomforukraine.quorum.us/ca…
One day, all the would-be autocrats can join Assad in Moscow. It will be a sort of “autocracy park”. Kind of like Dollywood but with Chechen warlords.
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I'm going to keep posting this until everyone reads it whether they want to or not.
The only viable path is
1. Arm Ukraine to Win
2. Bankrupt Russia with Sanctions
3. Negotiate Peace
Step 3 will never work unless 1 and 2 are achieved.
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God, I forgot about the Taurus missiles. Just another example of Germany dragging its feet on military aid. If Germany helped more Russia would have gone home long ago.
