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Eva Ichkhanian retweeted
HAVE YOU COMPLETELY LOST YOUR FUCKING MINDS OVER THERE?!
🚨 According to media reports, U.S. Secretary of State Marco Rubio stated that security guarantees for Ukraine must also be acceptable to Russia.
“It is important to understand that Ukraine will need to feel secure after the war. And obviously, for such guarantees to work, they must be something Russia agrees to as well.”
Let me repeat myself one more fucking time.
HAVE YOU COMPLETELY LOST YOUR GODDAMN MINDS?!
UKRAINE. IS. DEFENDING ITSELF.
RUSSIA. INVADED. UKRAINE.
Ukraine is defending itself because Russia came onto our land with missiles, tanks, and bombs.
They came to kill Ukrainians.
BOOM! BOOM! KILL! KILL AS MANY UKRAINIANS AS POSSIBLE!
IS THAT FUCKING CLEAR ENOUGH FOR YOU?!
What the fuck gives Russia any right to decide what security guarantees Ukraine should receive?!
Since when does a country that launched a war of aggression get to dictate the security conditions of the very country it attacked?!
Russia has no right to veto Ukraine’s existence, sovereignty, or right to defend itself.
RUSSIA IS KILLING UKRAINIANS. PERIOD.
And that is exactly why Ukraine needs security guarantees — to make sure Russia can never do this again.
#Ukraine #RussiaIsTheAggressor #SecurityGuarantees #MarcoRubio #StandWithUkraine
Eva Ichkhanian retweeted
Q: Will you work with Stephen Miller?
JEFFRIES: No. Stephen Miller is a stone-cold racist and I have zero interest in working with that kind of individual.
Eva Ichkhanian retweeted
House vote on the impeachment of Sec. Pete Hegseth scheduled for 4:!5pm today!
Eva Ichkhanian retweeted
This sham in Abu Dhabi is exactly what I wrote about. Putin thinks time is on his side. Why would he stop when Washington leans on Ukraine and lets Moscow stall?
Putin will get serious when carrying on costs him more than ending the war, right now, these two idiots are helping him. 🤷♂️
Eva Ichkhanian retweeted
Listen, since someone has come up with the absolutely brilliant idea of simply removing Sloviansk and Kramatorsk from Ukraine’s Donetsk Oblast and handing them over (Russia having failed to capture them for 12 years), so that Putin can triumphantly declare he has finally conquered the entire Donetsk Oblast, I can't resist suggesting an even more spectacularly brilliant solution.
Why don't we also rename the long-obliterated Ukrainian city of Bakhmut Kyiv, and the equally devastated, Hiroshima-like ruins of Toretsk or Pokrovsk Uzhhorod, so Putin can finally proclaim his glorious and total victory over Ukraine, declare that all the objectives of his “SVO” have been achieved, that Ukraine has been destroyed and conquered, and finally calm the fuck down?
We could even make some AI slop just for him, showing a grand Russian victory parade down Kyiv's Khreshchatyk.
I mean, why not? They've already used AI slop to capture Sviatohirsk and Kupiansk God knows how many times. Might as well heroically conquer Kyiv the same way.
Eva Ichkhanian retweeted
🇺🇦❗️ Sybiha: Putin is trying to promote false data among our partners that only 10% of Donbas remains under Ukrainian control. This is not true.
Ukraine controls 20% of the territories. Objective data about the battlefield was brought to me today by Rubio and other partners.
Eva Ichkhanian retweeted
❗️Danish Prime Minister Mette Frederiksen welcomed Volodymyr Zelenskyy in Copenhagen ahead of talks with Northern European leaders, saying: “You will be among friends in the coming days. I don’t know if you remember, when this terrible war began, I said that Denmark would ultimately stand with Ukraine. And we still do.” Zelenskyy thanked her for the support.
Eva Ichkhanian retweeted
Chancellor Merz:
With Ukraine and Moldova, I want us finally to be able to open all negotiating chapters.
I am confident that we can achieve this by the end of the year.
Chancellor Merz reportedly warns he will not support the next EU seven-year budget unless all member states commit to providing financial support to Ukraine - Financial Times, citing the Chancellor's letter to European Council President António Costa.
By 2027, Ukraine faces a funding gap of €70 billion. While the EU has pledged to cover approximately €45 billion, Hungary, Slovakia, Bulgaria, and Czechia have yet to signal their willingness to contribute to further financing.
"It is our collective obligation, without exception, to make a fair contribution toward covering this shortfall," Merz wrote in a letter to European Council President António Costa.
The Financial Times notes that Merz is leveraging Germany’s position as the largest contributor to the EU budget to secure guaranteed funding for Ukraine - not just for 2027 but for the years that follow.
📷: Chancellor Merz in Kyiv near a building heavily damaged by a Russian drone
Do not ever ever give in to Putin! @ZelenskyyUa
Ceding Ukrainian land for peace is just abstract words. It’s not only about reality, even more about philosophy. Putin was talking about Donbas, but then he decided to occupy Kyiv, our capital. His words were about Donbas, but the reality was about Kyiv. He kept saying he was defending Russian-speaking people and then tortured hundreds and thousands to death in Bucha and other places. So that wasn’t about Russian-speaking people.
This is why when Americans asked, “Can you exchange Donbas for security?” I said right there, “Can you tell me what it means? What security? NATO?”
“Not NATO, but similar to NATO.”
“Similar? But you don't want the answer about Donbas to be ‘similar.’ You want a clear answer about Donbas. This is your goal. And this is Putin’s goal, for today. What will you do if we have security guarantees but not NATO?”
They took our nuclear weapons. I'm not a fan of nuclear weapons. I think the world would be a better place without them. But the Russians took our nuclear weapons, didn’t they? They did. Then they stopped our integration into Europe, then prevented us from being in NATO. And in the end they occupied us. This is why it’s an abstract question. Nobody trusts Putin to stop if we leave Donbas. He will pause. Then he will come back in one year, two years, or five years. And who will be guilty?
From an interview with DR Nyheder. (2/3)
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Eva Ichkhanian retweeted
🚨 BREAKING: Russian attack drone hit a house in Zaporizhzhia, leaving one person injured according to regional authorities.
Photos from the scene captured a police officer saving a dog that had a paw severed in the strike.
Eva Ichkhanian retweeted
The US is proposing a change to Ukraine’s borders that would allow the Russian Federation to claim full control over the Donbas – The Economist.
As *The Economist* reports, representatives of the US president put forward various compromise proposals for Moscow and Kyiv ahead of talks in Abu Dhabi. According to the magazine, one of these suggestions involves a "cartographic sleight of hand": the borders of the Ukrainian oblasts of Donetsk and Luhansk would be adjusted so that Vladimir Putin could declare full control over these territories—without needing any actual victories on the front line. At the same time, Kyiv would not have to relinquish any territory that remains under Ukrainian control.
What a brilliant idea! It is quite surprising that such a proposal should come from the current US administration, of all places.
But one could optimize the whole thing even further: why not simply rename the Belgorod Oblast to "Luhansk Oblast" and the Kursk Oblast to "Donetsk Oblast"? Russian troops, relocated there from the Donbas, could spend another six months firing off a few rounds for show—after which Putin could proudly announce that the Luhansk and Donetsk oblasts are now fully under Russian control and have finally returned to their "home port."
Another advantage: the date for a future national holiday celebrating this "reunification" (or whatever one might choose to call it) could be set anywhere on the calendar. There are absolutely no downsides!
Eva Ichkhanian retweeted
Patron the dog had puppies and its the cutest thing, and just what I needed today 🐶
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That this has to even be said… we all know this about Putin. We cannot give in and turn the other cheek again..we did this with Crimea, and then Georgia, and Eastern Ukraine… enough. No deal @jaredkushner
@Whitehouse . We will not stand by and watch you divide us, and take away sovereignty from 🇺🇦
Retired General Wesley K. Clark:
The Ukrainians are in a tough position, but you've got to put pressure on Putin if you want a solution. You can't put the pressure on Ukraine. They can't give in. They're fighting for their national existence. And they understand Putin very well, much better than we do.
Putin is not a nice guy. He's not a humanitarian. He's a cold-hearted intelligence agent, one of the best that's ever come through the Soviet system. And he knows what he's doing. He's manipulating. He's coercing. He's attacking our allies. And he's trying to break up NATO and get the United States to give up on Europe.
So you've got to put the pressure on Putin.
Putin's not going to deliver for us when President Trump sees President Xi and President Putin.
If we deliver Ukraine, Putin's going to stab us right in the back.
He's not, and he's not going to be, a friend of America. He's definitely using the Iranians, propping them up, giving them weapons, technology and targets to go after.
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Eva Ichkhanian retweeted
At a gas station in the Kyiv region, a man gently strokes a dog while showing his young son the importance of being kind to animals. The dog had wandered into the station’s indoor area, where many people were gathered. No one—neither visitors nor staff—chased it away. Instead, it was allowed to remain calmly among them. Kindness goes a long way 💙💛❤️
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Eva Ichkhanian retweeted
Over the weekend, I traveled to Berlin with a delegation of constituents to commemorate the 88th anniversary of Kristallnacht, the Nazi-organized pogrom that saw the widespread destruction of Jewish businesses and synagogues, foreshadowing the horrors of the Holocaust.
I never imagined returning to America to discover that, during the same week as Kristallnacht’s anniversary, extremists had organized a boycott of Jewish businesses, declaring, “These Zionist establishments must go.”
We are unlearning the lessons of history at great peril not only to our Jewish brothers and sisters but also to ourselves.
Eva Ichkhanian retweeted
It’s absolutely brutal for Russia at the moment, speaking to a friend on a certain part of the frontline, “there are Russian bodies littered everywhere”.
Many have been there for sometime, and nobody is, or can, pick them up.
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🇺🇸🇺🇦 Senator Chris Coons:
Elon Musk, Pete Hegseth, and anyone else who played a role in cutting off Ukraine's ability to defend itself must answer for it. Congress must get to the bottom of this.
