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Budanov defends busification. “Everyone is involved in defending Ukraine’s sovereignty,” he says. And it is a blatant lie. A myth. War is not a shared burden. It never was. This war has been, from the start, a poor man’s war. The men dragged into forced mobilization are the poor....

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Mr. Trump! Donald J. Trump The situation in Ukraine is escalating. Violent clashes are now taking place between civilians, military draft officers (recruitment officers who seize men for war), and police. People are standing up against the forced mobilization of their sons, husbands, and brothers - men who are being hunted down in the streets like cattle, beaten, forced to sign consent forms to join the war, and sent directly to the front lines. In Vinnytsia city over 100 men were forcibly taken from the streets and brought to a stadium, where they were held against their will like in jail. Women - mothers, wives, sisters - began arriving at the stadium to find out what had happened. They were not allowed to see or speak to their relatives. No one gave them any answers. Clashes broke out. People tried to break through the gates. The gates were torn down. In response, police used tear gas. Mass detentions followed. More than ten police vehicles arrived at the scene. This is not an isolated incident. It is not a “coincidence.” This is a systemic approach to mobilization, where human dignity no longer matters. Mobilization raids have turned into manhunts. And anyone who dares to ask - “Where is my son? Where is my husband? Why was he taken without a summons?” - is gassed and thrown into a police van. Western allies closely followed protests in Kyiv in defense of anti-corruption agencies NABU and SAPO. Every tweet was reported and analyzed in news media and channels. But now - no one seems to notice how, in the center of a Ukrainian city, women are being beaten simply for asking whether their son, husband, or brother is still alive. Why is this no longer in your line of sight? You are the only international leader today who speaks openly about ending the war - not escalating it. That’s why so many Ukrainians see you as the last voice they can appeal to Ukrainians are asking for help. There’s no one else to speak for us. And we ask you to draw attention to the violent conscription tactics that are turning Ukraine into a second Paraguay - a country where war wiped out an entire generation of men because a dictator wanted to stay in power and keep the money flowing. Without a strong reaction from the United States, Zelensky will continue this slow destruction of the Ukrainians who simply want just peace and live. #Ukraine #Peace #Trump President Donald J. Trump Secretary Marco Rubio Special Envoy Steve Witkoff Keith Kellogg Donald Trump Jr. Elon Musk Cillian Lord Bebo @amuse RedState Fox News

Oleksandr Dubinskyi

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Gal G., Adv 🇮🇱

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