
Kate from Kharkiv
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From Kharkiv, Ukraine. Contributing to Ukrainian voices on Twitter | PayPal: [email protected] |
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Q: There are signs Putin will attend G20 in Miami this year. What would you say to Putin at the meeting? PM Carney: My message would be simple: “Get out of Ukraine. Give all of Ukraine back to Ukraine. End this war, which is killing more than 30,000 of your people every month.”
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PETRAEUS: Every refinery in Russia within 3,000 km of Ukraine has been hit. Less than 30% of gas stations in Russia now have gas, and the fuel is so degraded that it is fouling cars. Damage inflicted by Ukraine is enormous, it's continuing, and it will only get worse for Russia.
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KALLAS: We need to restrict visas for Russians. It is not okay that Russia is bombing Ukraine, killing civilians while Russians are entering EU, and enjoying our hospitality. These tourist visas are also a tool used for acts of sabotage. This is a matter of our security as well.
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HOST: Will Russia use nuclear weapons? STUBB: No. HOST: Why are you so sure about that? STUBB: For instance, I had Foreign Minister of China visiting me this summer. I raised this issue, and he said, “We will never allow it to happen.” I think, that’s a pretty good deterrent.
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HARDING: Trump cut US assistance to Ukraine, repeats Kremlin talking points, actually supports Russia. He’s most pro-Russian president in US history. O’BRIEN: I mean, if Trump were a Russian agent, what exactly would he do differently? When you think about that, it’s terrifying. HARDING: It's terrifying, and the only constant we’ve seen during his presidencies is his fealty to Putin, his submissiveness, it’s really bizarre. Remember Alaska summit last year? Trump was waiting for Putin to descend from his plane, then started applauding wildly and looked nervous. O’BRIEN: The word “kompromat” does appear in the text. HARDING: Well, yes. For those not familiar with KGB methods, that’s compromising material, which I’m sure by now has been gathered on you as well. O’BRIEN: There isn’t any, mate! HARDING: Anyway, we don’t know what Putin’s got in his vault, but it’s clear that Trump knows what he did, and Putin knows what Trump did. And so I think this is one factor among others that explains Putin’s leverage. O’BRIEN: It may be that Trump is either chaotic or compromised, but he is just a puppet on a string when it comes to Putin’s interests.
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AMANPOUR: Zelenskyy has said that Russian airspace will be effectively closing. Putin called that "state terrorism." 🇨🇿 PRESIDENT PAVEL: Strange to hear talks about "state terrorism" from a man who directly orders to commit state terrorism on other countries, including my own.
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Mike Pence: Right now, President Lee of South Korea could transfer interceptors they manufacture directly to Ukraine. And I'm really calling on President Lee to do just that. I think, this is real moment where South Korea can step up, given North Korea’s cooperation with Russia.
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ZELENSKYY: Today Russians hit Coca-Cola factory with drone. Coca-Cola is such an enemy to them that they decided to destroy it with their Shaheds. This is a clear Russian signal to America. Russians obviously know that this is American enterprise. There will be response from us.
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APPLEBAUM: Instead of integrating drones, Hegseth is canceling drone battalion and talking about push-ups and facial hair. It’s really insane. I mean, if someone were paying him to undermine United States, or if he were a secret enemy, this is how he would behave. It's suicidal.
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SEN. COONS: I've never understood why Trump spends most of his time offending and distancing United States from our closest, most trusted allies, from EU to UK to Canada to Australia, and embracing brutal authoritarians, like Kim Jong-un, Xi or Putin. While our key adversaries are becoming more and more aligned. They're not just sharing drones. They're sharing technology, sharing troops, and sharing strategic goals of stopping United States. Putin's goal for decades has been to divide United States from NATO. Trump is helping accelerate that.
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KELLOGG: Russians have already been defeated. The fact remains the fact. I will give you an example. 1.2 million to 1.4 million Russians have been killed or wounded. They've gained virtually no territory. Russians came to Ukraine intending to occupy all of it and destroy it completely in a matter of days. Five years later, they are still fighting. Minimal territorial gains they made came at a terrible price. Is Putin in Kyiv? in Kharkiv? in Odesa? No. Did he cross the Dnieper? No. Did he win the war? No. Putin didn't achieve any of his goals. He can talk about victory all he wants, but he didn't achieve it.
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Former MI6 officer Christopher Steele: "I think Trump is Russian asset. If you look at Trump's behavior and policies, he always gives Putin a soft time. Everything he does seems to benefit Putin, either consciously or unconsciously. Trump is Putin's greatest asset in the world."
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TRUMP: Putin said, "I'd love to meet in Moscow." I don’t know if Zelenskyy would go to Moscow. Maybe he would. Would you go to Moscow? ZELENSKYY: It’s difficult. There are lot of Ukrainian drones there. (Audience laughs) It’s dangerous. TRUMP: Yeah, it’s hard to go to Moscow.
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Ex-CIA Marc Polymeropoulos: While I would love to have MQ-9 drones over Moscow doing to Russians what we used to do to Al-Qaeda, that’s not going to happen. What we should do instead is help Ukrainians do what? Kill more Russians. I mean, if Russia blows some shit up in Europe, we should give Ukrainians as much means as possible to kill more Russians. That’s it. Because Russians don’t understand the easy way. The idea that we haven’t done that enough to deter Russia drives me nuts.
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Rick Wilson: So, heads up on a guy named Elbridge Colby, grandson of William Colby, former CIA director. Elbridge Colby is a full-on Russian asset. He loves Russia. He loves Putin. He messes with Ukraine constantly. Colby has broken the law repeatedly by denying broadly authorized aid and equipment to Ukraine. He’s the second-most powerful man in Defense Department [Under Secretary of Defense for Policy]. He hates NATO. He hates Ukraine. He loves Russia. I mean, his mania about Ukraine is unexplainable. Did Ukraine fuck your girlfriend or something, bro? Because you’re out of your mind with hatred for them. At some point, when Democrats have power next year, I’m going to have a serious talk with them about what to do about Colby.
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Bessent: “This horrible conflict between Russia and Ukraine, if sides don’t talk, if we're not engaged, then how can it be solved?” It can be solved by pressuring Russia to stop its invasion through economic sanctions and by arming Ukraine. It definitely cannot be solved by trying to talk to Russia when it wants to continue its war and has no reason to stop. You had 18 months to figure that out. It's so incredibly disappointing that United States keeps pretending Russia is open to serious negotiations, when all they have ever wanted to negotiate is surrender of Ukraine. Trump administration knows it very well. What's the point of this theater?
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🇵🇱 PM Tusk: I think that it’s not those who stopped Nord Stream 2 who should be ashamed, but those who built it. Germany is responsible for Europe’s dependence on Russian gas. And Russia turned out to be the aggressor. Germany shouldn’t prosecute those who, when their country was attacked by Russia, took one action or another. Poland, under every PM, warned and did everything to ensure that Nord Stream 2 did not become a reality. So that Europe was as independent as possible from Russian gas. Germans changed their minds too late.
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Liev Schreiber: "Lot of people think that I'm involved in Ukraine because I have Ukrainian grandparents, but I'm involved in Ukraine because I'm American, and I think that the cause of democracy is probably clearer here than anywhere else in the world right now, at least to me."
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