EU leaders will use a critical summit next week to push ahead with plans to join up military capabilities, tackle production of weapons for Ukraine and tighten security against cyber and drone attacks. politico.eu/article/eu-lea…
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Day: December 11, 2025
EU leaders will use a critical summit next week to push ahead with plans to join up military capabilities, tackle production of weapons for Ukraine and tighten security against cyber and drone attacks. politico.eu/article/eu-lea…
— POLITICOEurope (@POLITICOEurope) Dec 11, 2025
@pastormarkburns A sell out Pastor. A con Pastor. You sell Jesus for a dime, you are not man of God but evil.
We are not supporting any war. No money, no weapons we are tired of this BS.
If you want to fight go ahead pick up weapons go to Ukraine see what happens.— Nazari S Tiberius (@NazariTiberius) Dec 11, 2025
@pastormarkburns A sell out Pastor. A con Pastor. You sell Jesus for a dime, you are not man of God but evil.
We are not supporting any war. No money, no weapons we are tired of this BS.
If you want to fight go ahead pick up weapons go to Ukraine see what happens.— Nazari S Tiberius (@NazariTiberius) Dec 11, 2025
@RealABDULLAHI_1 @PolitlcsUK You are the covers behind your keyboard @RealABDULLAHI_1 But this man did fight the Russian Nazis for a better world, and it was good when it was a proxy war, but it isn’t, otherwise Ukraine would get so much more weapons to defeat the Russian Nazis. Abdullahi, why you so bad?
— MyCupsOfCoffee (@Mycupsofcoffee) Dec 11, 2025
@MaloriRabbi @WhiteHouse What’s this about cotton balls? Poland itself recently bought weapons for Ukraine for 500 million euros from the US. We’ve known that bitch Russia longer than the US has been a country. Trust me, Russians hate the US. I know them, now they’re just pretending.
— pandziu (@pandziu) Dec 11, 2025
Venezuela’s political battlefield has erupted again — just as Maria Corina Machado resurfaced in Oslo after 11 months in hiding, President Nicolas Maduro rushed to secure backup from his most powerful ally. In a tense phone call, Vladimir Putin pledged “solidarity” and vowed that Russia will not abandon Caracas as U.S. forces expand their presence across the Caribbean. With Trump pushing aggressive regime-change pressure and the Kremlin accelerating joint strategic projects, a new geopolitical collision may be forming.
The Kremlin said Putin “confirmed his support for the Maduro government’s policy aimed at protecting national interests and sovereignty in the face of growing external pressure.”
themoscowtimes.com/2025/12/1…— The Moscow Times (@MoscowTimes) Dec 11, 2025