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This week alone, Russia used more than 3,000 strike drones against our cities and communities – a significant portion of them “shaheds” – as well as over 1,450 guided aerial bombs and 40 missiles of various types. The Russians are not dialing back their war effort against our state and our people, and at the same time, they are openly investing in prolonging another war that is driving global destabilization. Ukraine is being attacked with essentially the same strike drones as those used against countries in the Middle East and the Gulf region. Ballistic weapons are used against us just as cynically as they are against our partners. The destabilization of global markets and the blocking of maritime routes have not left a single country unaffected. We are making our contribution to guaranteeing security. And it is important that the world does not lose time or opportunities. Clear, decisive, and coordinated efforts are needed to provide real protection for life and to stop wars. We need to build joint and modern defense systems proven in war. We must develop joint production of modern and effective weapons. We must unite our capabilities so that people can live in peace in Europe, the Middle East, and other parts of the world. Thank you to everyone who is helping us protect lives!

Pepsi Co is arming Russia: - Pepsi Co is doing business as usual in Russia, and increased revenue in 2022. They even launched a new product during the war and currently have hundreds of job vacancies there. - Pepsi Co has paid $115M in taxes to Russia last year. - The most modern Russian tank, the T-14, costs $7M, so that's 16 new tanks thanks to Pepsi Co. Taxes are absolutely going to war efforts. - Pepsi Co is now listed as an International War Sponsor by Ukraine's National Corruption Prevention Agency (Sept. 1) - The airline SAS has just banned Pepsi Co products, so has the Finnish parliament naming it "Blood Pepsi" (Sept. 5, more bans coming) - Please stop using any of their brands, which include Lay's Doritos, Cheetos, Gatorade, Pepsi-Cola, Mountain Dew, Quaker, SodaStream, and others. Lay's chips were reportedly found in Russian soldiers' food rations.