Tiger
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Long live the People's Republic of Tetkino!
Did they do a referendum already?
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Long live the People's Republic of Tetkino!
Speculation, but this kind of "testament" definitely does not help:I'm a little confused. What's the logic in assassinating oil executives when Ukraine blows up their refineries?
Deranged psychopaths have long memories and a very great passion for retribution. Especially against people who were correct.Speculation, but this kind of "testament" definitely does not help:
Putin is just cleaning up loose ends.
The discharge petition is live. We'll see if any Republicans have the courage to sign it.
Discharge Petition No. 9, Bill Number: H.Res. 1016, 118th Congress
SPONSOR: James P. McGovern DESCRIPTION: Pursuant to clause 2 of rule XV, I, James P. McGovern, move to discharge the Committee on Rules from the consideration of the resolution entitled, a resolution providing for consideration of the bill (H.R. 5673) to advance responsible policies, which was...clerk.house.gov
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more of a Democratic Party issue
McAlester Army Ammunition Plant, Oklahoma, has been refurbishing South Korean 155mm shells with new markings and fuses, which are then sent to Ukraine.It was previously alleged in leaked documents, that beyond South Korea backfilling US 155mm stocks, South Korean 155mm shells had actually been delivered to Ukraine. AP now publicly reports on these activities at McAlester, although the source of this information is unclear. It comes as Chairman of the Joint Chiefs Brown is set to visit McAlester today with Members of Congress.
Lithuanian President Gitanas Nausėda says he supports the debate on sending troops to Ukraine to train local forces and urges the West to stop drawing red lines."I welcomed the idea of sending missions to Ukrainian territory as an idea, and I still believe that we should discuss this idea. Of course, the best thing would be for all of us to agree unanimously on the need for this and to assess very well the intelligence and other information that we have," Nausėda emphasized.
Some kind of movement? Allegedly:
Speaker Johanson promises to unblock aid to Ukraine that will “look substantially different” to $95 plan
Speaker Mike Johnson signaled a loan or lend-lease approach to support Kyiv’s war efforts without direct payments from US taxpayers.
By Maria Tril
14/03/2024
[...] Johnson suggested structuring the aid as a loan or lend-lease program so that “US taxpayers would not be providing billions without expectation of repayment,” The Hill reported, citing the senators who participated in the meeting.
Johnson told The Hill that he “will work the will of the House” on a package to help Ukraine and said he doesn’t want to let Russian President Vladimir Putin take over the country.
“No one wants Vladimir Putin to prevail. I’m of the opinion that he wouldn’t stop at Ukraine … and go all through the way through Europe,” he said. “There is a right and wrong there, a good versus evil in my view, and Ukraine is the victim here.” [...
Speaker Johanson promises to unblock aid to Ukraine that will "look substantially different" - Euromaidan Press
Speaker Mike Johnson signaled a loan or lend-lease approach to support Kyiv's war efforts without direct payments from US taxpayers.euromaidanpress.com
EDIT:
The original source?
...] Johnson told senators that the House will send a Ukraine aid package to the Senate but floated the idea of making it a loan or lend-lease program so U.S. taxpayers would not be shelling out tens of billions of dollars without any expectation of getting a return, according to senators who participated in the discussion. [...
Johnson signals shift on Ukraine to GOP senators
Speaker Mike Johnson (R-La.) told Republican senators Wednesday to expect the House to send them legislation to help Ukraine, but cautioned that what comes out of the House will look substantially …thehill.com