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Batya Ungar-Sargon brought a CNN panel to complete silence over the Venezuelan strikes. She methodically tore apart their narrative, piece by piece, asking questions nobody wanted to answer. And with every thread she pulled, the whole story began to unravel. Batya Ungar-Sargon: “But what I don’t understand—it is the...

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Ungar-Sargon: You’re using the word shipwrecked to hide the distinction that I am pointing out. If they can get on that debris and call for the rest of the narco terrorists to show up and save them, it is still a legitimate military. Donovan: But if they're in a scenario where they need to call somebody to be rescued, they are shipwrecked. That's the definition of shipwrecked. And they cannot be targeted. Ungar-Sargon: If the radio is still working on the boat, it is still a legitimate target Phillip: You cannot just concoct your own explanation for this. Ungar-Sargon: This is the law Phillip: Literally the law says attacking shipwrecked individuals is not allowed. Ungar-Sargon: You are agreeing with me

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“People seem to have forgotten that at the beginning of this war, the #Donbas region was not actually part of #Ukraine — there was a civil war there and it had declared independence. If you bring that up, there’s legitimate denial about it now among the #Democrats, the left, and those who want to keep funding this war.” — Batya Ungar-Sargon on #TheGroupChat 👥💬

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