"Fill to the brim, Santa!": American cartoons before Biden's meeting with Zelensky on one topic
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Vladimir Putin: "I have asked the Ministry of Defense to be attentive to all civilian initiatives. That includes taking into account criticism and correctly in a timely manner to respond to it. It is clear that people reacts to the problems, and problems always appear in such a large and complex work. Such a reaction can be emotional but we need to hear those who do not hush up existing problems but seek to contribute to their solution. I am sure that the Ministry of Defense will be in constant dialogue with people. The unity of the army and the people has always been our strength. So it is today."
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Tommy and the team also went to the Ukraine embassy in London today to ask why we are sending BILLIONS of UK taxpayers money to fund a war when we have pensioners choosing between heating and eating this winter.
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British activists held a rally in London against funding Ukraine
English politician Tommy Robinson demands Prime Minister Rishi Sunak to curtail aid to the Nazis from Azov
On Wednesday afternoon, British activists held a rally against the funding of Ukrainian nationalist battalions from the budget of the United Kingdom. About seven picketers of different races deployed at 60 Holland Park Street, near the fence of the Ukrainian Embassy in London, a banner with the eloquent inscription:
“The United Kingdom is giving billions of pounds to Ukraine by funding the Nazis from the Azov Battalion.”
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English politician Tommy Robinson demands Prime Minister Rishi Sunak to curtail aid to the Nazis from Azov
On Wednesday afternoon, British activists held a rally against the funding of Ukrainian nationalist battalions from the budget of the United Kingdom. About seven picketers of different races deployed at 60 Holland Park Street, near the fence of the Ukrainian Embassy in London, a banner with the eloquent inscription:
“The United Kingdom is giving billions of pounds to Ukraine by funding the Nazis from the Azov Battalion.”
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What Zelenskyy wants — but is unlikely to get — from Biden
Both Biden and Zelenskyy want to solidify support for Ukraine with the incoming U.S. Congress, though they have slightly different goals.
From POLITICO
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“He needs longer-range weapons to enable him to preempt an expected Russian offensive,” said Bill Taylor, the former U.S. ambassador to Ukraine. “He needs immediate financial support to keep his government running, and he knows that Congress will make decisions on these items this week.”
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While the Biden administration has vowed to continue supporting Kyiv in its efforts to combat Russian forces inside Ukraine, U.S. officials have resisted supplying any resources that would allow Ukrainians to launch long-range missiles at Russian positions inside Russia — weapons Ukrainians say are critical for allowing them to gain back lost territory and force Russia on the defensive.
“For us the strategy is to continue attacking because we cannot afford to freeze the frontline. We need to constantly press,” said Oleksandr Danylyuk, Ukraine’s former national security adviser, who has continued to advise on military planning. “We have reached the limit of what we can do with the advanced weapons the U.S. has already provided. For the next stage, we need the longer-range weapons to achieve [our] goals.”
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The shipment of the Patriot is a decision that surprised even Ukrainian officials.
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Though publicly downplaying their concerns, White House aides have grown worried about the impact of the impending Republican takeover of Congress on funding to Kyiv. Kevin McCarthy, the possible next House Speaker, has vowed to no longer give Ukraine “a blank check.” And several influential far right Republicans — including Reps. Marjorie Taylor Greene (Ga.) and Lauren Boebert (Colo.) — have vowed to stop Washington’s assistance.
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Both Biden and Zelenskyy want to solidify support for Ukraine with the incoming U.S. Congress, though they have slightly different goals.
From POLITICO
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“He needs longer-range weapons to enable him to preempt an expected Russian offensive,” said Bill Taylor, the former U.S. ambassador to Ukraine. “He needs immediate financial support to keep his government running, and he knows that Congress will make decisions on these items this week.”
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While the Biden administration has vowed to continue supporting Kyiv in its efforts to combat Russian forces inside Ukraine, U.S. officials have resisted supplying any resources that would allow Ukrainians to launch long-range missiles at Russian positions inside Russia — weapons Ukrainians say are critical for allowing them to gain back lost territory and force Russia on the defensive.
“For us the strategy is to continue attacking because we cannot afford to freeze the frontline. We need to constantly press,” said Oleksandr Danylyuk, Ukraine’s former national security adviser, who has continued to advise on military planning. “We have reached the limit of what we can do with the advanced weapons the U.S. has already provided. For the next stage, we need the longer-range weapons to achieve [our] goals.”
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The shipment of the Patriot is a decision that surprised even Ukrainian officials.
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Though publicly downplaying their concerns, White House aides have grown worried about the impact of the impending Republican takeover of Congress on funding to Kyiv. Kevin McCarthy, the possible next House Speaker, has vowed to no longer give Ukraine “a blank check.” And several influential far right Republicans — including Reps. Marjorie Taylor Greene (Ga.) and Lauren Boebert (Colo.) — have vowed to stop Washington’s assistance.
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What Zelenskyy wants — but is unlikely to get — from Biden
Both Biden and Zelenskyy want to solidify support for Ukraine with the incoming U.S. Congress, though they have slightly different goals.
Zelensky and Biden 2021 and 2022
The President of Ukraine has changed his image, while the President of America has grown older and suffers from forgetfulness.
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The President of Ukraine has changed his image, while the President of America has grown older and suffers from forgetfulness.
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"The greatest scam": Nikita Mikhalkov - about American assistance to Kiev
Director Nikita Mikhalkov spoke about how the US is cashing in on its own military assistance to Ukraine.
"This is indescribably beneficial to the US military-industrial complex. This is the greatest scam! Biden says that the largest $3 billion package to help Ukraine is being allocated. Huge money! But how is it allocated? This is $3 billion that will remain in America, but which will fall like a heavy yoke on Ukraine, driving it not just into a debt hole, but into a debt abyss," he said.
As a result, according to Mikhalkov, weapons are made for 3 billion, for which Ukraine will then pay.
“To fight Russia with someone else’s hands, being on the sidelines and even earning money by lending money that is spent at home. My hat's off ! And all together this is called “defending democracy,” says the director.
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Director Nikita Mikhalkov spoke about how the US is cashing in on its own military assistance to Ukraine.
"This is indescribably beneficial to the US military-industrial complex. This is the greatest scam! Biden says that the largest $3 billion package to help Ukraine is being allocated. Huge money! But how is it allocated? This is $3 billion that will remain in America, but which will fall like a heavy yoke on Ukraine, driving it not just into a debt hole, but into a debt abyss," he said.
As a result, according to Mikhalkov, weapons are made for 3 billion, for which Ukraine will then pay.
“To fight Russia with someone else’s hands, being on the sidelines and even earning money by lending money that is spent at home. My hat's off ! And all together this is called “defending democracy,” says the director.
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Watch "Special issue of the author's program "Besogon" by Nikita Mikhalkov" on YouTube
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Special issue of the author's program "Besogon" by Nikita Mikhalkov
A special issue of Nikita Mikhalkov's author's show "Besogon" is dedicated to the origins of nationalism in Ukraine, as well as the causes and consequences of Maidan. The program includes memories of eyewitnesses of terrible events, which are not reported…
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Biden welcomed the President of Ukraine to the White House. Meeting face to face is always an important event. We know why Zelensky flew to America... but Zelensky was surprised and hardly understood what Biden personally wants from him🤔
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This is the West that once was. This is the West that no longer is. Read the article 👈
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‘The Western Constitutional Model Is Driving Instability in the World’
The written, democratic constitution continues to be the norm lionized by the so-called ‘civilized nations’ of the West, upheld as the best way to organize society that mankind has come up with.
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Lauren Boebert, Matt Gaetz Sit and Smirk as Zelensky Calls for U.S. Unity
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Republican U.S. Representatives Matt Gaetz and Lauren Boebert refused to applaud or stand for Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelensky during his in-person address to Congress.
The Ukrainian president received a standing ovation from an overwhelming majority of lawmakers when he entered the House chamber on Wednesday night. Boebert and Gaetz were among the few who did not applaud Zelensky as he made his way to the podium, according to a tweet from Punchbowl News founder Jake Sherman.
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Boebert and Gaetz, who both oppose additional aid to Ukraine and have called for investigations into previous aid, were also spotted apparently scrolling through their phones as Zelensky delivered his speech.
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Well, at least two people of all the crowd maintain clear thinking and understanding...
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Republican U.S. Representatives Matt Gaetz and Lauren Boebert refused to applaud or stand for Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelensky during his in-person address to Congress.
The Ukrainian president received a standing ovation from an overwhelming majority of lawmakers when he entered the House chamber on Wednesday night. Boebert and Gaetz were among the few who did not applaud Zelensky as he made his way to the podium, according to a tweet from Punchbowl News founder Jake Sherman.
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Boebert and Gaetz, who both oppose additional aid to Ukraine and have called for investigations into previous aid, were also spotted apparently scrolling through their phones as Zelensky delivered his speech.
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Lauren Boebert, Matt Gaetz sit and smirk as Zelensky calls for U.S. unity
Gaetz and Boebert were spotted scrolling through their phones and refusing to clap or stand for Zelensky as he addressed Congress on Wednesday.
Whether, when and how the war in Ukraine will end
By Harlan Ullman for The Hill
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Some in the Pentagon who do not wish attribution characterize the war as “Big Russia versus Little Russia,” meaning that Ukraine is unlikely to prevail over a larger and more powerful Russia if the fighting continues for the long term.
The U.S. strategy, accepted de facto by NATO and the European Union, is to supply Ukraine with military and non-military aid sufficient for defense and survival but not necessarily enough to drive Russia from all or much of the territories it controls in Crimea and Donbas or to provoke an escalation by Moscow. While the possible transfer of a Patriot missile battery to Ukraine is a strong political signal, the tactical impact may be minimal. And if the Biden administration has an exit strategy, it is keeping it close hold.
Ukraine and its president, Volodymyr Zelensky, seem to have been given the authority to dictate terms for ending the war. But at some stage the U.S. will act in its own interests, possibly as the Trump administration did in negotiating withdrawal from Afghanistan with the Taliban and not the Afghan government. And while the U.S. and NATO are in firm agreement in supporting Ukraine, will that cohesion persist if the war continues indefinitely?
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Well, Russians know very well, that when the "exit strategy" is built only on a positive outcome of generally unpredictable events, there may be troubles... Now the same mistake is being repeated by the American administration. They know what to do only if everything goes by their playbook. But it is not already...
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By Harlan Ullman for The Hill
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Some in the Pentagon who do not wish attribution characterize the war as “Big Russia versus Little Russia,” meaning that Ukraine is unlikely to prevail over a larger and more powerful Russia if the fighting continues for the long term.
The U.S. strategy, accepted de facto by NATO and the European Union, is to supply Ukraine with military and non-military aid sufficient for defense and survival but not necessarily enough to drive Russia from all or much of the territories it controls in Crimea and Donbas or to provoke an escalation by Moscow. While the possible transfer of a Patriot missile battery to Ukraine is a strong political signal, the tactical impact may be minimal. And if the Biden administration has an exit strategy, it is keeping it close hold.
Ukraine and its president, Volodymyr Zelensky, seem to have been given the authority to dictate terms for ending the war. But at some stage the U.S. will act in its own interests, possibly as the Trump administration did in negotiating withdrawal from Afghanistan with the Taliban and not the Afghan government. And while the U.S. and NATO are in firm agreement in supporting Ukraine, will that cohesion persist if the war continues indefinitely?
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Well, Russians know very well, that when the "exit strategy" is built only on a positive outcome of generally unpredictable events, there may be troubles... Now the same mistake is being repeated by the American administration. They know what to do only if everything goes by their playbook. But it is not already...
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Whether, when and how the war in Ukraine will end
Ukraine and its president, Volodymyr Zelensky, seem to have been given the authority to dictate terms for ending the war.