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[Innsynaren @InnsynAren]

"Peace through appeasement and surrender" is a strategy that involves making concessions to an aggressor to avoid conflict. Associated with the policy of appeasement towards Nazi Germany in the 1930s, particularly the Munich Agreement, which ultimately failed to prevent WW2.

[Eric Daugherty @EricLDaugh]

🚨 JUST IN: Stephen Miller says it perfectly after less than HALF of New York State kids 3rd-5th grade can PASS THE ENGLISH TEST

"Nearly 40% of children in New York State are foreign-born or the children of migrants. Of that group, about 85% are migrants from the third world!"

And there it is.

The basis of America is vanishing before our very eyes unless we reclaim and protect our culture!

[WarTranslated @wartranslated]

Serbia will provide Ukraine with €2 million for energy sector support ahead of winter, Zelensky says. Both sides also discussed joint projects in economics, logistics and Danube corridor development.

[Natalka @NatalkaKyiv]

Igor Girkin predicts the total defeat of Russia without mobilization. 🔽

“Once again, I have to repeat: WITHOUT MOBILIZATION, Russia will not be able to defeat the enemy.

And we have had, and continue to have, a ‘no-alternative dilemma’: EITHER TOTAL VICTORY over so-called “Ukraine” and its elimination (in its current form), OR TOTAL DEFEAT, which will very likely lead to the collapse of the Russian Federation, with horrific consequences for all the peoples who inhabit it.

Hence the conclusion: MOBILIZATION IS NECESSARY. But if they carry it out in the same slapdash manner as before, then instead of being a ‘cure,’ it will become a ‘final shot to our own head.’”

[MAKS 26 🇺🇦👀 @Maks_NAFO_FELLA]

🇺🇦🇺🇸🇹🇷🚀 Ukraine has purchased 70 M39 ATACMS ballistic missiles, 12 M270 multiple launch rocket systems using GMLRS and ATACMS missiles, and tens of thousands of cluster munitions from Turkey, - Militarnyi

This is stated in the reports of the US State Department, published in the official minutes of the US Congress for August 6, 2026.

The announcement of plans for the transfer of American weapons was published in the Congressional Record within the framework of the legally prescribed procedure for approving the re-export of American weapons.

[Kate from Kharkiv @BohuslavskaKate]

BOLTON: I think Putin really believes that it’s critical for his continued power to keep the war in Ukraine going. The war itself is what justifies Putin staying in power, and if he were to really give it up, the divisions within Russian society might endanger the regime itself.

[Steve Rosenberg @BBCSteveR]

40 years ago I began my Russian Studies degree course at the University of Leeds. The era of perestroika & glasnost. At night, on a short wave radio, I’d listen to music from the USSR. I can still remember some of the melodies, some of the music that struck a chord.

[Mario Nawfal @MarioNawfal]

🇺🇸🇮🇱🇮🇷 Vance is basically saying Iran wants out but their own hardliners won't let them say yes.

That's the trap. Khamenei can't publicly surrender to America without losing the regime's entire reason for existing.

So Iran negotiates with one hand tied behind their back while their economy bleeds out. "Progress" from Vance likely means uranium enrichment caps are on the table.

Whether Tehran can actually deliver without a internal coup is the real question.

Source: @TabzLIVE on TG / Writer: Oliver

[Kate from Kharkiv @BohuslavskaKate]

ZELENSKYY: People come first. This is a priority. That’s why we used ideas of technology, different robotic systems to help people who are wounded, to give them food and bring them water, instead of sending people, because they can end up in the death zone, be wounded or killed.

[Rep. Claudia Tenney @RepTenney]

Still not over this. What did Mamdani think would happen?

He spent years attacking the NYPD, then showed up at a police event expecting a warm welcome.

New Yorkers are sick of watching him embolden the same radicals who make officers’ jobs harder.

[OSINTtechnical @Osinttechnical]

Newly-released photo of a Ukrainian Mi-24 Hind helicopter gunship sporting shootdown markings for nearly 100 Russian drones.

Ukraine’s Army Aviation helicopter fleet continues to rack up air-to-air drone kills

[Terje Helland @terjehelland]

🇬🇪18 years ago today, Russian tanks rolled into Georgia. The war lasted five days. Its consequences are still unfolding, from Crimea to Bucha.
The West's lack of response in Aug 2008 taught Putin the century's most expensive lesson - aggression against neighbors is cost-free
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[Innsynaren @InnsynAren]

@joekent16jan19 What is your obsession of Israel?

[Michael McFaul @McFaul]

The war in Ukraine is not just another conventional conflict in Europe, but a fight for universal values of sovereignty, decolonization, and democracy.

[Kate from Kharkiv @BohuslavskaKate]

FOX: Everyone is quietly working toward fully autonomous drones that rely on AI and, once released, operate independently. Do you worry that once you go fully autonomous, then suddenly it’s Terminator, the movie?

ZELENSKYY: No, we control this. It can’t work without people now.

[Rapid Response 47 @RapidResponse47]

.@VP on Abdulrahman El-Sayed: "This is not a guy who wants a prosperous economy where autoworkers and everybody else can actually raise a family, ideally on a single wage if they so choose. What he is actually trying to build is an economy where you tax some people, you give it to Democrat Party favorite interest groups."

[Secretary Marco Rubio @SecRubio]

President Trump is the President of Peace.

One year ago today, he secured peace between Armenia and Azerbaijan during a monumental meeting at the White House. Armenian Prime Minister Pashinyan and Azerbaijan President Aliyev signed a historic Joint Declaration that marked a historic breakthrough for both nations. https://t.co/cR13C2Wafj

[Volodymyr Zelenskyy / Володимир Зеленський @ZelenskyyUa]

We have been living in a constant search for protection against ballistic missiles since the first days of the war, when Ukraine had nothing to intercept them with. This is extremely difficult work. How can this problem be solved? Who has anti-ballistic missiles and systems? The manufacturer does. That is the United States, first and foremost. Can they help? We are working on it. Every month. Will they provide us with missiles? Yes. We have arrangements under PURL. Are these missiles enough? No. In 2026, there are fewer of these missiles. Monthly deliveries were higher in 2025.

The second part of this is Europe. Who has them? Germany has them. Poland has them. These are the countries that can provide serious help. With all due respect and gratitude to the German side, they truly have helped. And Poland has helped as well. But I will be frank. We are constantly working with the Nordic countries and the Netherlands, and they are helping little by little. Every day I communicate with various European and Middle Eastern countries to ensure that Ukraine receives additional aid packages outside of the PURL framework.

We have simply reached the point where all of our institutions must be working on this. Not just the President. Everyone has to work. Otherwise, there will not be enough missiles. South Korea and Japan could also help. Have they helped us with air defense during this war? No. Because of their domestic legislation. People also frequently ask about Israel. We would like to receive air defense systems from them as well. We would be ready to buy them. So far, we do not have that opportunity, although we are in dialogue.

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[Kate from Kharkiv @BohuslavskaKate]

Leon Panetta: Putin is frustrated, because he can’t find an off-ramp to deal with his war in Ukraine. He’s taken quite a hit and is looking for other ways to assert Russian aggression. We have to take this intelligence assessment as a real threat to NATO, and we have to respond.

[Jim Ferguson @JimFergusonUK]

https://t.co/6ThVlPyfM2

🚨 “THE WEST HAS BECOME VERY SOFT.”

SL delivers one of the most provocative arguments from our discussion on the Iran war.

He says he is not a supporter of war, but believes this is a conflict America must win — for Iran, the wider region and ultimately the world.

He then draws a stark comparison with the sacrifices made by previous generations during World War II:

“Sometimes a nation has to make huge sacrifices for itself, for the next few generations and for the world.”

His argument will undoubtedly divide opinion.

Have Western societies become so accustomed to peace and prosperity that we have lost the stomach for the sacrifices a major war could demand?

And more importantly:

Is defeating the Iranian regime worth that price?

Watch and decide for yourself. @Kanthan2030

[Innsynaren @InnsynAren]

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