To me, this is the real SMAP.
The quotes/clips/pix before 2016/12 meant nothing to me. I support who they are and what they do now. (not to mention what Kimura said in Friday scoop 2017 and what his wife said to media, I am not over it!)
@SpencerGuard@WarInstitute As a Taiwanese, we have money we have budget and we are willing to buy advanced weapons, but we also have traitors. China rather buy these traitors than making any military moves to take over Taiwan.
@7andi_jp_pr Noted. Will shop at Family Mart whenever I visit Japan.
I enjoy visiting and spending my holidays in Japan, I just don't like 7-11 mention Taiwan as China(Taiwan).
Dose China buy a lot 7-11 stock share recently?
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BREAKING:
Ukraine launches the largest attack against the Russian Air Force of this war.
Drones smuggled into Russia have struck Russia’s strategic bombers at airfields deep in Russia.
Up to 40 planes destroyed, including several A-50 (AEW&C) & Tu-95 & Tu-22 long-range bombers
So what does Ukraine need?
Yes, Ukraine just executed two daring operations—one already etched in military history—crippling 34% of Russia’s strategic bomber fleet with drones, and striking the Kerch Bridge again. Stunning acts of precision, innovation, and courage.
But no single strike wins a war.
Victory for Ukraine means survival as a sovereign nation, defended borders, and freedom from Russian occupation and terror.
To get there, Ukraine needs one thing above all: resolve—from its allies and from the free world.
Resolve that sovereignty matters. That freedom matters. That the global order built after 1945 is worth defending—for as long as it takes.
Yes, Ukraine needs weapons. But wars are contests of will. If Russia believed the 50+ nations backing Ukraine would stand by it until victory, it would change the entire strategic calculus.
Russia is counting on us to give up.
We can’t.