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The *OFFICIAL* Russia Is About To Invade Ukraine Thread

Sounds like hitting the Kerch bridge is a preparatory move before Ukraine makes an attempt on retaking the Crimea. That would be a real bold move. Hope it works out!
 
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This article highlights how Ukrainians know that American support for their efforts against Russia will diminish/end if Republicans retake the House in a few weeks. This makes me angry and sad. Voters, wake the **** up!

www.npr.org

Ukrainians keep a wary eye on U.S. midterm elections, fearing a loss of support

The likelihood that Republicans may win the House has triggered concerns in Ukraine. Last month, most House Republicans voted against a funding package that included billions earmarked for Ukraine.
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This makes me angry and sad. Voters, wake the **** up!
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The voters are very awake.
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That is what happens when the latest CPI numbers on inflation set a new 40-year record high.
 

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Is Putin really that bad? Isn’t the west pretty decadent with blacks with civil rights, gay marriage, and trans athletes? Didn’t NATO force Russia to do this? Is NATO worth fighting for? Shouldn’t Ukraine just give up, like Elon Musk wants? I know the midterms are coming up and the GOP doesn’t support Ukraine, but I dunno gas prices and stuff…

I’m just asking questions…

 
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thehill.com

Only 29 percent of GOP voters say US has an obligation to help Ukraine: poll

A Morning Consult poll released on Monday found that only 29 percent of registered GOP respondents believe the U.S. has an obligation to help Ukraine in its conflict with Russia. By compariso…
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www.thedailybeast.com

The U.S. Blunder That Could Hand Putin Victory in Ukraine

Just as the momentum had shifted in Ukraine’s favor, Putin is now smelling blood.
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The progressives among the Democrats did not help with their letter to Biden. Stupid progressives….

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Cracks in US support for Ukraine risk helping Putin

Cracks are forming in what has largely been a united U.S. response to Russia’s war in Ukraine, with calls rising from the right and left for President Biden to push harder for peace talks. &nb…
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Kira Rudik, a member of Ukraine’s Parliament and leader of the liberal Golos party, attributed the strident remarks from U.S. politicians to election season and said that she expected a more united front to return in a few weeks.

She said any peace deal that did not include the full restoration of Ukrainian sovereignty and security guarantees preventing Putin from attacking again would be unacceptable.

“If I could talk to people who wrote this [CPC] letter … my question would be, OK, so what’s the plan? Because as of right now I have not seen any power or leader in the whole world who would say, OK, I’m taking it on myself that Putin will keep his word and he will not attack Ukraine again,” she told The Hill.

“But what we are doing and we will continue doing is we are fighting and we will be fighting because this is our motherland and so far, nobody proved us wrong in terms of how you should act and how you should deal with Putin. You have to fight him back. There is no other way.”
 
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