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Lindsey Graham arrived in Kiev on Friday (July 10th) likely in the evening (given flight time and time zone). The following day, his birthday, he visited Zelensky (who wished him a happy birthday - see video) and later visited the Skyfall drone facility (a Ukrainian/EU/US drone manufacturing plant). He was also given a separate presentation on the capabilities of the SkyFall Academy, which trains pilots, technicians, and instructors to work with unmanned systems. The visit included a tour of production facilities, drone demonstrations (Vampire bombers, Shrike FPV, P1-SUN interceptors), and the SkyFall Academy (training program). Graham was quoted praising the technology and calling for US-Ukraine cooperation. It occurred on the same day as other meetings (including with Zelensky, per some overlapping reports), making a full-day itinerary likely. It's possible that Graham also had other classified or unpublicized "stops" (common for high-profile visitors in wartime Ukraine for "security reasons", especially those with Graham's particular predilections). Officially, after this busy schedule on his birthday, Graham quickly left Ukraine at some time yesterday (likely afternoon/evening), got on a plane, flew to DC, went to his home, and dropped dead at about 8.30pm. But is that even possible? Even on a private/military flight with no layovers, if Graham left Kiev at (say) around 4:00 PM EEST / 9:00 AM EDT equivalent), with a 12–15 hour optimized total elapsed time (air time + procedures) arrival would, at the earliest, be late evening July 11th or overnight into early morning July 12th DC time. This is assuming a smooth government flight with no delays from weather, airspace restrictions, or security protocols.
Low Profile858,702 次观看 • 1 个月前
At both the assassination attempt on Trump in Butler last year and the assassination of Charlie Kirk this week, right around the moment of gunfire, a VERY high speed (1,000-1,500mph) drone was seen flying over the immediate area. No one has admitted to ownership of these drones. Which isn't surprising, since the maximum speed of both commercial or military drones of this size top out at 300mph.
Low Profile42,451 次观看 • 11 个月前
Ukraine launched a wave of drones on the Moscow region over night, targeting residential buildings. The timing - on the same day that the US and Ukraine (not Zelensky) are to meet in Saudi suggests a message is being sent to Trump that Zelensky and Co. are not interested in peace.
Joe Quinn26,099 次观看 • 1 年前
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