Go pluck some hairs outta Momma Nazi's , NAZI Scum, YOU'RE fucking moron who was tonguing the balls of the idiot who STARTED this dumb ass thread, essentially predicting a quick Russkie ROUT of Ukraine; How'd THAT work out for you, you stupip prick? Hey, it was a LOT better than "Dem Voter Fraud has already started," right???????????? Atlantic. ???????? Go Erv go, rock bottom
Oh, you mean, they should be SMART like a fucking moron who roots for a murderous dictator invading another country?Meanwhile Zelensky and his associates steal millions upon millions of dollars sent to them so they can
live in the lap of luxury while their people die fighting a fake war by him.
Why don't the Ukrainians take care of Zelensky and his crew
Turn around and head to Kyiv, take the whole lot of them out and take their country back
Can they be that stupid to see what is really going on?
Prigozhin Just Got Double-Crossed by Duplicitous Putin
On Saturday night, with his heavily armed mercenaries closing in on Moscow, Yevgeny Prigozhin abruptly announced that he was shutting down his insurrection after a negotiated settlement that would allow him to walk away peacefully.
Just two days later, the Russian authorities leaked word that the agreement was already toast.
On Monday, a new audio recording of Prigozhin was released by his press service saying that Lukashenko had brokered a deal to keep his Wagner Group in business.
The talking heads on Russian TV seemed to be horrified that Prigozhin wasn’t to be punished.He made no reference to the supposed deal to keep himself or his comrades out of prison.
A few hours earlier, signs first emerged that the deal may not have been struck in good faith. The Russian state news agency RIA Novosti reported that the criminal case against Prigozhin had not—in fact—been dropped. The official state news agency, TASS, soon confirmed that the investigation into the mutiny that humiliated President Vladimir Putin was ongoing.
A Prosecutor General’s Office source was quoted as saying: “The criminal case against Prigozhin did not stop. The investigation continues.”
Prigozhin could face 20 years behind bars.
His location is currently unknown and he has not been seen in public since driving off the Russian military base in a civilian car.
Lol. DuHbitch is one ignorant nazi lover , he is clueless as usual. Just an ignorant bottom dwellerMeanwhile Zelensky and his associates steal millions upon millions of dollars sent to them so they can
live in the lap of luxury while their people die fighting a fake war by him.
Why don't the Ukrainians take care of Zelensky and his crew
Turn around and head to Kyiv, take the whole lot of them out and take their country back
Can they be that stupid to see what is really going on?
And it’s majorities across the boardWASHINGTON, June 28 (Reuters) - Solid majorities of Americans support providing weaponry to Ukraine to defend itself against Russia and believe that such aid demonstrates to China and other U.S. rivals a will to protect U.S. interests and allies, according to a Reuters/Ipsos survey.
The two-day poll that was concluded on Tuesday charted a sharp rise in backing for arming Ukraine, with 65% of the respondents approving of the shipments compared with 46% in a May poll.
You know you just have to soak it all in that Biden took the role of the strong confident leader while Putin ran away to St. Petersburg.Eighty-one percent of Democrats, 56% of Republicans and 57% of independents favor supplying U.S. weapons to Ukraine, according to the latest poll.
The survey was conducted just days after Yevgeny Prigozhin, the head of the private Wagner mercenary company, launched and then called off a mutiny over what he charged was the Russian defense ministry's mishandling of the war in Ukraine.
The findings appeared to provide firmer backing for U.S. President Joe Biden's policy of doing "whatever it takes" to assist Ukraine in recapturing territory that Russia seized in an initial assault in 2014 and its full-scale invasion 16 months ago.
"This definitely reinforces Biden's decision to be all-in on this," said William Taylor, a former U.S. ambassador to Ukraine now with the U.S. Institute of Peace.