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@NVIDIAGeForce I am badly need one

[C14 News | EN @c14english]

🚨🇺🇸 Senator Sanders: "I don’t want to hear any Republicans talk about “freedom” unless they have the guts to call out Trump for the lies that he is telling about Putin and Ukraine."

[The Kyiv Independent @KyivIndependent]

Minsk II paved the way for Russia’s full-scale invasion — another weak deal today will invite an even bigger war, writes ISW Non-Resident Russia Fellow Nataliya Bugayova in her op-ed. https://t.co/NLDzJeKn68

[Institute for the Study of War @TheStudyofWar]

The Trump Administration has a historic opportunity to break Russia’s cycle of overt war and war through “peace” in Ukraine. To do so, the United States must learn the lessons from the Minsk deal:

1. Russia will seek to transfer the responsibility and cost for its war onto someone else’s balance sheet.

2. Putin will fight as long as he believes he can outlast the West and Ukraine. Ending the war requires stripping Putin of hope that he can destroy Ukraine as a state in his lifetime — militarily or through a “peace deal.”

3. Russia can accept failure.

[Mick Ryan, AM @WarintheFuture]

“Trump might convince himself that he is in charge of events, but with his attention diverted to the Far East, Putin will be able to pick his time to break any agreement on spurious grounds and finally destroy Ukraine’s will and independence.” https://t.co/sGcL528i3n

[KyivPost @KyivPost]

“A fair peace for Ukraine is what we are looking for and what we can achieve,”- @Bundeskanzler Olaf Scholz at #MSC2025

[Nataliya Bugayova @nataliabugayova]

Some peace deals lead to peace, others to more war. My latest ISW essay https://t.co/5jaHquqDtG on the lessons from the Minsk II deal that aimed to end Russia’s limited invasion of Ukraine in 2015 but led to the full-scale Russian invasion in 2022. The US must learn from the Minsk deal or risk a direct Russia-NATO conflict that puts American lives at risk.
Key points:
-Minsk II was a weak deal. It demanded nothing of the invader— Russia. It strengthened the Kremlin’s aggressive worldview that had driven the conflict to begin with. It masked Russian military weakness. It gave the Kremlin time and space to prepare for a larger invasion. The West could have helped Ukraine reach a stronger deal in 2015.
-Minsk II helped Putin mask his demands for Ukraine’s surrender behind false calls for peace. The West has failed to call out and counter the real Russian demands since 2014. Minsk II reinforced Western delusions that Putin might simply settle if he received some land or if the West metered support to Ukraine or tried harder to negotiate with Putin. The deal also gave an excuse to those who understood the Kremlin’s goals but sought to restore ties with Russia anyway.
- Another weak deal today would validate 2022 invasion and give Putin hope to gain more over time. Hope for Putin means more war. More war means a larger war: An absolved Russia that bears little or no cost for its invasion will want more and will rebuild its capability to do more. A larger war would mean a higher cost for the US, risk to American lives, and risk of a catastrophic escalation.
-The Trump Administration has a historic opportunity to break Russia’s cycle of overt war and war through “peace” in Ukraine. To do so, the US must learn the lessons from the Minsk deal:
1. Russia will seek to transfer the responsibility and cost for its war onto someone else’s balance sheet.
2. Putin’s demands are stand-ins for his goals – controlling Ukraine and making the United States bend to Putin’s demands to create a world order that favors Russia.
3. Putin will fight as long as he believes he can outlast the West and Ukraine. Ending the war requires stripping Putin of hope that he can destroy Ukraine as a state in his lifetime — militarily or through a “peace deal.”
4. Russia can accept failure.

[Anton Gerashchenko @Gerashchenko_en]

Dear @Netflix,

Please consider making Bucha movie available in more countries.

It is a very important film that everybody should see. There have been a lot of requests to watch it.

Friends, please help share this post to show that the interest in the movie is high.

Thank you for supporting Ukrainian filmmakers in telling important stories to the world, @Netflix!

[C14 News | EN @c14english]

🗳️🇺🇸 Amazing artist-philanthropist and devoted Christian Lady Gaga urges her hundreds of millions of fans across all music platforms to stop demonic Trump from being re-elected.

[新闻调查 @xinwendiaocha]

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[小径残雪 @xiaojingcanxue]

女生举报湖南涉外经济学院音乐学院党总支书记性骚扰。
非常典型：
凌晨1点叫女生去KTV。
包房费用和饮料费用还要女生出。
趁黑摸手亲脸。
女生想不开，辅导员过来劝解让她不要钻牛角尖。
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只能冒着毕不了业的风险公开搞。

[Cloudflare @Cloudflare]

Zendesk protects the data of its 100,000 customers via real-time threat intelligence with Cloudflare's Connectivity Cloud - stopping more than 201 million requests per second during a recent outbreak: https://t.co/22uONTOJx6 #ConnectivityCloud

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@xiaopeng163 透明的玻璃，录制后通过镜面反射得到

[Enes Kanter FREEDOM @EnesFreedom]

Vladimir Putin “re-elected” for another 6 years in power with 87% of the “votes”

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@ningli21 Your story will be well known with the influence of your project. That's a good start. Go ahead!

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@waylybaye 这就是个互害的社会，商家有义务向客户说明情况，反而是能骗就骗，被骗的人也甘愿认命

[破幕推墙 @LUOXIANG_PMTQ]

2023/10/5，美国阿拉斯加上空出现类似飞碟的反重力飞行器！并有数架美国战机伴飞，辣么问题来了：是飞碟还是美国的新式反重力飞行器？

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@DieLianHua01 有事說事！污衊他人人格，並不能反映您的高貴與優越，婊子即使有人生的不幸，也沒有污衊他人人格，但是污衊他人人格的人跟定連婊子也不如。

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@xiaopeng163 心智的培养远比这些生硬的数字，让孩子更有韧性。