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Suzy Hartgrove retweeted
He survived. His owner didn’t.
Yesterday in Kyiv, rescuers pulled this little dog alive from the rubble.
He’ll wait for the woman who will never open the door again.
Suzy Hartgrove retweeted
This footage is from the very beginning of Russia’s full-scale invasion in 2022. Look at that little Ukrainian boy, walking towards the border in tears, surrounded by families fleeing a Russian invasion. Now consider the extraordinary moral bankruptcy of Trump, Rubio, Hegseth and Musk, whose message to Ukraine increasingly amounts to: “Fuck Ukraine. Russia gets our sympathy.”
Meanwhile, Steve Witkoff apparently sees Putin as some sort of humanitarian. Quite remarkable. Most people can distinguish a humanitarian from a man whose army bombs hospitals and forces children to flee their homes. Apparently, this requires a level of intellectual sophistication beyond certain members of the American establishment.
It hardly takes a magnificent imagination to work out which side these gentlemen might have found more accommodating in 1939.
“Never again” was supposed to mean something. It wasn’t a decorative slogan to be dusted off once a year while making excuses for the next dictator.
And to those who admire Russia as some glorious defender of Western civilisation, perhaps try learning something about the country. Russia has millions of Muslim citizens. It is hardly the anti-Muslim paradise some of its Western admirers imagine. Nor does Putin’s dictatorship represent the democratic freedoms they claim to cherish.
But then, understanding history, geography or basic human decency does rather spoil the pleasure of having absolutely no idea what you’re talking about.
That little boy understood who the aggressor was. Remarkable how many supposedly powerful adults still struggle with it.
Suzy Hartgrove retweeted
Churchill could have shortened WW2 by years if he had just “done a deal” with Hitler. George Washington could have done a deal to end the American Revolution. Zelenskyy is in good company.
Suzy Hartgrove retweeted
This is just an ordinary day in the life of Ukrainians.
In reality, there’s nothing ordinary about it, but constant russian attacks have sadly made it routine. Nights of ballistic missiles and Shaheds, mornings without power, working from shelters, and news of strikes on apartment buildings, shopping centers, and universities, even in broad daylight and hundreds of kilometers from the front.
Every single day. Ukrainians keep living, working, and supporting each other, but no one should ever have to get used to this.
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Suzy Hartgrove retweeted
Ukraine was winning the war, so Trump kneecapped Ukraine to help Russia.
I wish it weren’t that simple, but it is. Our president is in bed with our enemies.
Suzy Hartgrove retweeted
I recently went to this Epicenter (Ukraine’s Walmart) in Kyiv to buy pet food & supplies we took to the pet shelter in Odesa that Russia blew up.
Today, they blew up the store, along with other civilian targets in Kyiv. Cluster bombs were reportedly used for maximum destruction.
Wow. 😮😡
The final pieces of the puzzle are falling into place, revealing an increasingly disturbing picture of what is happening behind the scenes in Washington.
If you are still wondering where Donald Trump's hysterical attacks on Kyiv come from, why he keeps making absurd claims about "the rain that saved Ukraine," and why he responds so aggressively to journalists who challenge him, consider the analysis of someone who understands the inner workings of the White House.
Dr. Fiona Hill, a former senior White House national security official and one of America's leading experts on Russia, has offered a deeply troubling interpretation of Trump's behavior.
Trump wants Zelenskyy to capitulate.
Why? Because, according to this interpretation, the entire situation comes down to something painfully simple: Trump's wounded ego.
This is a man who promised to end the war in Ukraine within 24 hours. He imagined himself receiving the Nobel Peace Prize and being celebrated as one of the greatest peacemakers in history. He envisioned a spectacular diplomatic triumph that would secure his place in the history books.
Instead, his grand promises have collided with reality.
Months have passed, the magical peace agreement has failed to materialize, and the Kremlin dictator continues to reject proposals that do not satisfy his demands. Putin has repeatedly demonstrated that he has little interest in helping Trump achieve his political ambitions.
So who should Trump blame for this humiliating failure?
Himself? Absolutely not. In Trump's political universe, admitting a mistake is practically unthinkable.
Putin? Apparently not. Trump continues to treat the Kremlin dictator as a powerful leader worthy of respect, despite Russia's continuing destruction of Ukrainian cities and the deaths of innocent civilians.
That leaves one convenient target: Volodymyr Zelenskyy.
Trump is furious because the Ukrainian president refuses to surrender, refuses to kneel before Moscow, and refuses to sign an agreement that would sacrifice his country's sovereignty and territorial integrity.
He is furious because an entire nation refuses to capitulate to an aggressor merely so the 47th president of the United States can stand before the cameras and declare himself the man who ended the war.
And now, as Hill's analysis suggests, the pressure is increasingly being directed not at Moscow, which launched the invasion, but at Kyiv, which is fighting for its survival.
The apparent calculation is that Washington, potentially supported by war-weary European governments, can pressure Ukraine into accepting terms that would allow Trump to claim a diplomatic victory, regardless of the long-term consequences for Ukrainian security.
But the price of this political spectacle is not measured in television ratings, headlines, or Nobel Prize nominations.
It is measured in the blood of Ukrainian soldiers defending their country in freezing trenches. It is measured in the lives of civilians killed by Russian missiles and drones, in destroyed homes, shattered families, kidnapped children, and entire cities reduced to ruins.
Ukraine is fighting an aggressor determined to destroy its independence. At the same time, Ukrainians must confront the possibility that some of those who call themselves allies may place their own political ambitions above Ukraine's survival.
There is something profoundly disturbing about demanding concessions from the country being invaded while treating the invading dictator as an indispensable partner in negotiations.
Ukraine did not start this war.Ukraine did not invade Russia.Ukraine is not responsible for Putin's imperial ambitions or Trump's unfulfilled political promises.
And Ukrainians should not be expected to pay for anyone's wounded pride with their freedom,their territory,or their lives.
A peace agreement that rewards aggression and leaves Ukraine defenseless is not a historic diplomatic victory. It risks becoming an invitation to the next war.
Suzy Hartgrove retweeted
This is the truth you don’t want to hear.
The current US Government have decided to try and inflict as much death and slaughter on Ukrainians as possible, they have decided to hold back air defence missiles previously purchased that are solely used to defend against incoming missile strikes on civilians, and civilian energy infrastructure both of which are War crimes conducted by Russia.
Furthermore with the restrictions of Starlink/Starshield that is not just used for conducting strikes against the Russian war machine, it’s used to defend themselves. They use this as part of a network to detect incoming strikes on homes, on school, on hospitals.
Furthermore the US Government are directly withholding information on strikes they can see happening, they know when the bombs are going to drop, and they know where, and instead of picking up the phone, they watch, and then they watch the aftermath and blame Zelensky.
In conjunction with Putin the internationally wanted war criminal the US Government are allowing Russia to strike civilians, hospitals like yesterday, and children’s parks the day before. They are allowing Putin to strike the Ukrainian energy sector, that in which families will rely on so they don’t freeze to death this winter.
They are doing this because they believe if they do this, then they can force Ukraine to give in and surrender, to ‘Negotiate’ as they like to say. But this won’t work, surrender means death, surrender means rape, surrender means no more Ukraine. Do you think that Ukraine would rather just give up, to allow the Russian army to sweep across their country, to rape women and children and even so to their men, like we have seen so many times throughout this war? Do they think they want to be slaughtered and put in mass graves like we have seen so far in occupied territories of Ukraine.
This isn’t just a matter of money, these services are paid for, this is a matter of death.
I will put this plainly, the US Government have blood on their hands with this, this isn’t some indirect repercussion of deciding not to do business, this is a direct attempt at trying to aid in the murder and destruction of a nation of innocent people that were invaded by an aggressor, Ukraine was a country that sent soldier to die for America after 9/11. Ukraine was a country that gave up their nuclear arsenal in an agreement because they believed that the US Government would help keep them safe, because they believed in America. It’s fucking despicable to be honest.
There has never been a more important time for the world to know the truth about what’s going on in Ukraine and the truth about the current US Government administration. There has never been a more important time for people around the world to stand up against the actions of Russia, against that of the United States Government and every other Russian ally.
Ukraine will not stop fighting, but I can tell you this much. Regular US citizens taking to the voting booths in this mid term election and voting against the Trump Administration will help save hundred’s of thousands of lives.
These people have no soul, these people have no honour, they are empty and evil vessels of hatred and depravity.
Donald J Trump is a War Criminal.
Donald J Trump is a traitor to America and he has done more for the interests of Russia than he ever would for the United States.
It’s time for the world to act, it’s time for all governments across Europe to do even more. Ukraine isn’t just a nation, it’s an example we will set for every dictator, it’s an example of what happens when someone chooses total destruction. It’s an example of whether the world will just stand by and watch or will they step in and do everything they can to stop it.
It’s time to save Ukraine. This shouldn’t be happening. Tell the world. Do something. Anything.
Suzy Hartgrove retweeted
🚨 The whole world needs to hear these words from Zelenskyy:
“Of course, we are not losing this war, but we are losing people and time. And it's heartbreaking, because our children don't have a normal life, they don't have a childhood,” says the Ukrainian president, whose country is now experiencing something that feels very much like betrayal.
Suzy Hartgrove retweeted
Kyiv region, 2026. A russian jet-powered drone burned people alive in a car as they were driving down the road, despite others desperately trying to extinguish the flames and rescue them.
For Trump, his administration, the AfD, and others who are morally bankrupt, this is just fine.
For everyone who hasn't sold their soul for blood-soaked rubles, this is horrifying terrorism.
Video: Censor
Suzy Hartgrove retweeted
No one believes America’s economy is fine just the way it is … except for Washington Republicans. It’s time to vote them out.
Suzy Hartgrove retweeted
The way Zelensky has handled this war, the relationships he has built, how he’s handled people, how he has played his position politically to ensure Ukraine receives continued support even through the frustrations has been incredible.
Not many people see how he handles situations when Ukraine is screwed over, when promises aren’t met, when Ukraine needs more support, but the hands he plays are something of an art-form.
He handles different leaders, personalities and political systems individually and in the different forms they are required, this man is playing 100 games of Chess at the same time and making incredible moves with each turn.
Zelensky may have short falls but one thing is for sure, without Zelensky, Ukraine would have never survived.
He is a Hero along with many of the Ukrainians helping their war efforts to defend themselves.
Zelensky’s name will go down in history with the Churchill’s of the past. His story, is every bit as magnificent, his determination is every bit as brave. His resolve is absolute.
Long Live Ukraine.
Suzy Hartgrove retweeted
On Tues, Trump was asked directly whether we had cut off intelligence sharing with Ukraine. He said no.
Now we learn that yes, his White House cut off access to critical satellite services to Ukraine.
How many times do we have to learn this lesson?
Trump’s word means nothing.
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Suzy Hartgrove retweeted
A Russian ballistic missile attack on Kyiv. Once again, no early warning from our partners. The main target was energy infrastructure, specifically CHPP-4. Unfortunately, it was hit. A residential building was also damaged, and rescuers are currently putting out a fire there. Our systems detected these missiles only when they were already virtually on approach to Kyiv. CHPP-4 is one of Kyiv’s key energy facilities.
According to our intelligence, the Russians are preparing further ballistic missile launches. The facts show that the Russians do not consider themselves bound by what the President of the United States said. Ukraine supported an energy ceasefire. Russia is targeting yet another power plant and the lives of our people.
And this is absolutely unjust: when they are destroying our energy infrastructure, and Ukraine is not even receiving early warnings about ballistic missile launches. It is important that the world does not stay silent about this. And it is important that the United States really see what is happening and who is responsible for this war continuing.
Please stay safe tonight and tomorrow. We are working to replenish our air defenses with anti-ballistic missiles.
Suzy Hartgrove retweeted
We never communicate what we will do next in our operations. Last night, we did not attack any energy facilities on the territory of Russia because President Trump said that there would be an energy ceasefire between Ukraine and Russia. We did not attack, while Russia attacked our gas stations, energy infrastructure, and other facilities.
I think it was Putin’s answer to President Trump. And the message from Russia was very clear – they don't know anything about the energy ceasefire. It's a pity, because they always find reasons not to stop this war. Which is why I think we need more pressure on Russia.
From an interview with Fox News.
Suzy Hartgrove retweeted
Met, and interviewed, a lot of world leaders in my time. Few have impressed me more than President Zelensky. He’s a man of great courage, resilience, and determination, and deserves the support of everyone who cares about defying dictators. @ZelenskyyUa
Suzy Hartgrove retweeted
Everyone in the #USA need to see this.
One day after @POTUS lifts sanctions on russian diesel fuel, a mother in Zaporizhzhia holds her child’s hand as they are murdered by russians.
The USA signed the Budapest Memorandum giving #Ukraine security guarantees and now your country is aiding the invaders.
