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Day: February 26, 2025
3 years ago, Western leaders slow rolled military aid to Ukraine for fear long range weapons might be used deep inside Russia, sparking WW3 and the risk of tactical nukes.
Now they can’t ship them fast enough, even daring Ukraine to attack.
What changed? pic.twitter.com/UjsehXSneO
— Brixtellington Blatz (@PU239WarmingHut) February 26, 2025
3 years ago, Western leaders slow rolled military aid to Ukraine for fear long range weapons might be used deep inside Russia, sparking WW3 and the risk of tactical nukes.
Now they can’t ship them fast enough, even daring Ukraine to attack.
What changed? pic.twitter.com/UjsehXSneO
— Brixtellington Blatz (@PU239WarmingHut) February 26, 2025
So you’d rather send billions and billions to Zelenskyy for more and more killings and for him to sell OUR weapons to drug cartels AND for him to buy mansions in the USA? You do realize that if there was an election in Ukraine, which there hasn’t been in years, Zelenskyy wouldn’t…
— SuzyPox (@VorlicekSuz) February 26, 2025
So you’d rather send billions and billions to Zelenskyy for more and more killings and for him to sell OUR weapons to drug cartels AND for him to buy mansions in the USA? You do realize that if there was an election in Ukraine, which there hasn’t been in years, Zelenskyy wouldn’t…
— SuzyPox (@VorlicekSuz) February 26, 2025
This would be understandable if Ukraine asked for American boots on the ground. But giving them weapons to soften up Russia is eminently reasonable, especially since those weapons were originally made to counter Russia anyway.
— antimule (@antimule) February 26, 2025
This would be understandable if Ukraine asked for American boots on the ground. But giving them weapons to soften up Russia is eminently reasonable, especially since those weapons were originally made to counter Russia anyway.
— antimule (@antimule) February 26, 2025
The Weapons and Training President Trump Approved for Ukraine—and What It Means for the Future
Darin King 2/26/2025
During his first term, President Donald Trump made several key decisions to bolster Ukraine’s defense capabilities, marking a significant shift in U.S. military aid…— Darin King (@DARINKING101) February 26, 2025
The Weapons and Training President Trump Approved for Ukraine—and What It Means for the Future
Darin King 2/26/2025
During his first term, President Donald Trump made several key decisions to bolster Ukraine’s defense capabilities, marking a significant shift in U.S. military aid…— Darin King (@DARINKING101) February 26, 2025