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SNYDER: Both Trump and Hegseth have this tremendous arrogance factor about Ukraine. They won't look at it. They won't acknowledge that Ukraine is winning a war, that Ukraine has been innovating, or Ukraine as a reality. If you won't acknowledge Ukraine as a reality, then you won't acknowledge that...

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Trump on Ukraine: Biden actually pushed for that war to happen. Nobody can believe it. Look what happened to Ukraine, it is a much smaller conutry and a lot of people are dead. Russia has not been helped very much by that war either.
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50,246 views • 7 months ago

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147,946 views • 5 months ago

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HODGES: Trump administration has failed miserably on Ukraine. They have so clearly been on Kremlin's side. All the pressure has been on Ukraine to make concessions. Fortunately, Ukraine no longer even pays much attention to that. Biden administration missed an opportunity because they never said, "We want Ukraine to win." They had this nonsense, "We're with you for as long as it takes," which means exactly zero. But at least they were providing support. Trump administration is worse and It does feel like they now realize that their approach was doomed from the beginning, because they didn't understand why the war started or how it started. They didn't understand why Ukrainians were fighting the way they were and why the Russians were failing the way they were. So despite Trump administration, I think Ukraine has changed the trajectory of the war. The last thing I'd say is that most European countries realize that the best way to prevent Russia from ever attacking a NATO country is to make sure that Ukraine defeats Russia. I think most people realize that Russia has to be defeated. That Russia will never change until they are actually crushed.

Kate from Kharkiv

155,780 views • 2 months ago

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The U.S. Secretary of Defense has confirmed that part of the U.S. counter-UAV equipment has been moved from Ukraine to the Middle East. “Because it’s a different landscape in defense these days,” he added. Oh really? So Russia’s full-scale war against Ukraine, with hundreds of drones, cruise and ballistic missiles, trench warfare, electronic warfare, and daily strikes, wasn’t a “different landscape” for you?

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113,751 views • 1 year ago

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40,102 views • 1 year ago

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