Most of these figures are old weapons that we had to pay to maintain. Modern weapons were provided under a new Lend-Lease Act. Actual $ figures are much lower. 60% of that money stays in the US for contractors etc. 25% goes to Ukraine. 15% for logistics.
— Dr. Jack Sunkoff (@doctorsunkoff) June 3, 2025
Day: June 2, 2025
Ukraine continues to redefine warfare innovation.
Warfare is moving from large missiles to disposable weapons ie drones.
The data from the Russian invasion is important for rewriting warfare mechanics.— Nova! (@Nova_O9) June 3, 2025
Brazil in 2006 used over 330 million hectares to produce R$164 billion (US$75 billion) of output (Table 1). 3, 4 Brazil’s very-small, small, and small-to-medium farms operated less than 100 ha each in 2006 and accounted for 86% of the farms, 21% of the agricultural land, and 43% of the value of production. Since the mid-1990s many of these …
I appreciate your support for Ukraine! We need to provide all the required weapons to the Ukrainians. American voters demand it!
— Yuri 🇺🇦🇺🇸 (@ukrsindicat) June 3, 2025
I appreciate your support for Ukraine! We need to provide all the required weapons to the Ukrainians. American voters demand it!
— Yuri 🇺🇦🇺🇸 (@ukrsindicat) June 3, 2025
I appreciate your support for Ukraine! We need to provide all the required weapons to the Ukrainians. American voters demand it!
— Yuri 🇺🇦🇺🇸 (@ukrsindicat) June 3, 2025
If Ukraine had any weapons, why would they beg for help? https://t.co/0bRKIXZRlF
— rachel (@lakhilakhi5) June 3, 2025
I appreciate your support for Ukraine! We need to provide all the required weapons to the Ukrainians. American voters demand it!
— Yuri 🇺🇦🇺🇸 (@ukrsindicat) June 3, 2025