The other day my 11 month old cried for the first time when she heard the air raid siren—she begins to understand what it means.
You are a shit person for promoting anti-Ukraine rhetoric—suspension of military aid, intelligence sharing is going to destroy a lot of lives here.
My four-year-old gets anxious whenever he has to take his nap in the daycare’s makeshift bomb shelter, which is almost daily. He also gets anxious whenever we wake him up in the middle of the night to take him to the bathroom because there are explosions outside our home. STFU.
You came to Europe to lecture us about free speech and now you're whining about entirely peaceful, "mostly respectful" protesters, who were exercising their First Amendment rights and who posed zero threat to you or your family due to your Secret Service protection.
Thousands of people are going to be killed as the direct result of you and your administrations policies.
The worst you have to face in life is a few people exercising their constitutional right to free speech.
You are a shit person.
under Russian occupation, or a way to bring back the actual tens of thousands of kids Russia has taken out of our country and given up for adoption or sent off to Russian orphanages. There’s also the small issue of Russia having broken over 25 ceasefires it agreed to, Len.
Yeah, Len, it sure would. Unfortunately nobody is offering Ukraine security guarantees that would somehow stop Russia from re-arming itself and invading us again in a few years and this time actually taking Kyiv. Nobody is also offering Ukraine a way to free its citizens from
If @JDVance cares about his daughter feeling anxious and scared, he might also care about the thousands of three-year-olds in Ukraine who are running to bomb shelters night after night--they are feeling much more anxious and scared.
Nobody is offering Ukraine peace. What we’re being offered by the Trump administration is capitulation with zero security guarantees for the future, the actual US-backed regime change of an incredibly popular president, and millions of our citizens left under Russian occupation.
The goal of russian occupiers has remained unchanged for centuries: to erase Ukraine from the world map.
The Holodomor Memorial Day serves as a stark reminder that the enemy is willing to use any means to achieve its goals—even hunger as a weapon. It is a day when we honor the memory of the millions of Ukrainians who perished in the inhumane crimes orchestrated by the Kremlin's regime.
In the 1920s, 1930s, and 1940s, russia tried to conceal the mass killings of Ukrainians, burying the truth alongside the victims in mass graves. They lied, denied, and distorted historical facts. Today, they continue to act in the same way, using the same criminal methods.
The current russian regime is once again weaponizing grain, threatening hunger not only in Ukraine but across the globe. Yet now, in the 21st century, the enemy will not go unpunished.
We are already holding them accountable. We are destroying the russian fleet that blocks the grain corridor. We are striking bases and depots used to plan the destruction of our agricultural potential. We are shooting down missiles and drones aimed at depriving the world of Ukrainian grain.
We are fighting for a peaceful future for Ukraine and the world. We remember the tragedies of the past and avenge our tortured ancestors. Ukraine will prevail. russian evil will be punished.