Why would any new Syrian government give away weapons they themselves want to use for their military?
So we believe now HTS are actually pacifists who want to abandon their military?
That a new Syrian government would suddenly deliver substancial aid to Ukraine was a pipe dream…
— Torsten Heinrich (@Inclutus) December 14, 2024
Day: December 14, 2024
You mean like when the US fled Afghanistan leaving behind 80 Billion in weapons for the Taliban to use?
Or Vietnam?
That was awesome!
Someone will be leaving Ukraine soon too.
Somehow I don’t believe it’s gonna be the Russians though.
— Capital Access International LLC (@Capaxess) December 14, 2024
You mean like when the US fled Afghanistan leaving behind 80 Billion in weapons for the Taliban to use?
Or Vietnam?
That was awesome!
Someone will be leaving Ukraine soon too.
Somehow I don’t believe it’s gonna be the Russians though.
— Capital Access International LLC (@Capaxess) December 14, 2024
Removing all Russian and Korean troops from Ukraine,
Making up for all the atrocities they committed,
Extraditing all war criminals, including Putin,
Returning of Ukrainian children,
Destruction of Russian nuclear weapons,
Removal from the security council,
DMZ in Russia.— D.C. Binns, author (@DC_Binns_author) December 14, 2024
Iran will be the end of America. I only blamed Putin for not supplying the necessary weapons against America in retaliation for Ukraine military assistance.
— Teejay 2🌽🌽🌽🌽 (@tajudine2013gm2) December 14, 2024
⚡️ Russia’s focus on Ukraine weakened support for Syria’s Assad.
Russia’s focus on the war in Ukraine has significantly reduced its ability to support Syria’s Assad regime, increasing the risk of losing key military assets in the region, the U.K. Defense Ministry reported.
— The Kyiv Independent (@KyivIndependent) December 14, 2024
Ukrainian drones carried out an overnight attack on an oil facility in Russia’s Oryol region that is a crucial source of fuel supplies for Russian troops, Ukraine’s military said on Saturday. The drones hit the Steel Horse production control station, which lies about 170 km (107 miles) from the border with Ukraine, a military statement said. Earlier, Russian regional governor Andrei Klychko said on the Telegram messaging app that Ukrainian drones had struck a fuel infrastructure facility, causing a fire but no casualties.
