usa, u simply cant seem 2 S H A R E with ur fellow citizens properly. u treat animals more respectfully than people. u barely know uther americans bcuz of a money obsession desire.🇬🇧
usa is confused about the war. it comes down to a need for all countries to stop iran from building nuclear bombs. so the attack from israel was the right thing to do now. they said middle east wars are never over. BUT THE WORLD HAS BEEN TAUGHT THERES A HEAVEN AT THE END OF IT.🇺🇳
Rescue efforts continue in Kyiv this morning, after Russians poured missiles and drones onto apartment buildings all over the city.
People are buried under rubble in several districts, victims include children.
Russia offered to exchange stolen Ukrainian children for Russian soldiers who surrendered.
Putin and Peskov's daughters live in Paris, France.
How about the French hand them over to Ukraine so they can be exchanged for tens of thousands of kidnapped Ukrainian children instead?
Throughout our defense of the Ukrainian people, some allies have asked us not to strike Russian energy infrastructure—even as Russia wages all-out war on ours: targeting power plants, oil and gas infrastructure, hydroelectric dams—every form of energy we rely upon.
After more than three years of full-scale war, one truth has become undeniable: the only way to bring Russia to the table is to take away its money—its ability to wage war, to buy missiles, artillery, and drones from North Korea and Iran; its means of funding occupation and destruction.
And when Russia financially supports other members of its terror coalition, the money trail doesn’t end there. Those funds are put to work waging war on the collective democratic world—from South Korea and Japan to the U.S. and the U.K.
Russia does not end wars. It only pauses to prepare for the next.
Ending this cycle means taking away its tools.
The Russian oil industry is the engine of not only this current invasion, but the backbone of global destabilization—and the foundation of future wars yet to come.
Cut the funding.
Shut down the oil.
Force peace with pressure—not promises.