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Yep, and it looks normal.
Here is one of those modern art pieces our president got, for contrast...
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Here is one of those modern art pieces our president got, for contrast...
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Oh man, that one really sucks.
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Will that Witkoff person (what qualifies him selling real estate like Trump?) bring this masterpiece of art to the white house?
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Dmitry needs to stop drinking and posting.
The Ukrainian army continues to try to break through to the Belgorod region of Russia from the Sumy region of Ukraine. BMPs, armored personnel carriers and engineering equipment are used. It is worth noting that the use of equipment is decreasing, servicemen mainly use ATVs. Now Ukrainian military equipment most often reaches the border with Russia, and from there the infantry moves independently using forest belts. The goal of the Ukrainian army is to create a bridgehead in the Russian border village of Demidovka. Some servicemen of the Ukrainian army have already been spotted on the outskirts of the village. To repel the attack, Russian units are using FPV drones "Prince Vandal Novgorodsky", drones "Upyr" and other types of drones. Aviation and artillery are used. At the same time, the 56th Airborne Regiment of Russia entered the border part of the Sumy region of Ukraine and began to conduct military operations there. Why is Ukraine attacking the Russian border in different places?! According to our version, this is stretching the front line, Russian forces are stretched and cannot concentrate on striking somewhere in one place. At this time, the Ukrainian army is creating lines of defense. Since there is no general mobilization in Russia and there are not enough soldiers, it will be difficult to break through the Ukrainian lines of defense later.
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Germany approved a significant military aid package for Ukraine on Friday, March 21, 2025, amounting to three billion euros (approximately $3.25 billion). This decision comes as a crucial response to the ongoing conflict with Russia, signifying Germany's role in fortifying Ukraine's defense capabilities.
The parliament's budget committee gave the green light for the funds specifically designated for defense equipment, which includes munitions, drones, armored vehicles, and advanced air-defense systems. President Volodymyr Zelensky expressed his gratitude towards Germany through a post on social media platform X, stating that the aid would provide "exactly what Ukraine needs most — what saves Ukrainian lives." He emphasized that this assistance paves the way for contracts with the German defense industry, marking a significant step toward establishing long-term security guarantees for Ukraine.
Zelensky welcomed the decision, noting, "I welcome Germany’s strong decision to support Ukraine with an additional €3 billion in funding for defense needs for 2025, and nearly €8.25 billion for the following years (2026–2029)." This funding is part of a larger commitment, with four billion euros already planned in Germany’s budget for military aid to Ukraine in 2025 and a future commitment of an additional 8.3 billion euros earmarked for 2026 to 2029.
Included in this latest aid package are German-made Iris-T air-defense systems, which are set to be delivered over the next two years. The additional funds come alongside reports that Germany has contributed approximately 28 billion euros to Ukraine since the onset of Russia's full-scale invasion over three years ago, making it Ukraine's second-largest military aid supplier after the United States.
The political landscape in Germany reflects a collaborative effort to enhance military support for Ukraine. Greens MP Britta Hasselmann, whose party has consistently advocated for Ukraine's assistance, expressed relief that the funds were finally being released, deeming it "a strong signal to Ukraine, a signal that is absolutely necessary for peace and security in Europe." This acknowledgment underscores the urgency of military support amid fluctuating tensions in the region.
https://evrimagaci.org/tpg/germany-approves-three-billion-euros-in-military-aid-for-ukraine-284389
The parliament's budget committee gave the green light for the funds specifically designated for defense equipment, which includes munitions, drones, armored vehicles, and advanced air-defense systems. President Volodymyr Zelensky expressed his gratitude towards Germany through a post on social media platform X, stating that the aid would provide "exactly what Ukraine needs most — what saves Ukrainian lives." He emphasized that this assistance paves the way for contracts with the German defense industry, marking a significant step toward establishing long-term security guarantees for Ukraine.
Zelensky welcomed the decision, noting, "I welcome Germany’s strong decision to support Ukraine with an additional €3 billion in funding for defense needs for 2025, and nearly €8.25 billion for the following years (2026–2029)." This funding is part of a larger commitment, with four billion euros already planned in Germany’s budget for military aid to Ukraine in 2025 and a future commitment of an additional 8.3 billion euros earmarked for 2026 to 2029.
Included in this latest aid package are German-made Iris-T air-defense systems, which are set to be delivered over the next two years. The additional funds come alongside reports that Germany has contributed approximately 28 billion euros to Ukraine since the onset of Russia's full-scale invasion over three years ago, making it Ukraine's second-largest military aid supplier after the United States.
The political landscape in Germany reflects a collaborative effort to enhance military support for Ukraine. Greens MP Britta Hasselmann, whose party has consistently advocated for Ukraine's assistance, expressed relief that the funds were finally being released, deeming it "a strong signal to Ukraine, a signal that is absolutely necessary for peace and security in Europe." This acknowledgment underscores the urgency of military support amid fluctuating tensions in the region.
https://evrimagaci.org/tpg/germany-approves-three-billion-euros-in-military-aid-for-ukraine-284389
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Hegseth F***ed it up...
www.theguardian.com
After all he is just a narcisstic TV moderator.
Look at his reactions attacking the journalist...super unprofessional.
Totally clueless but emotionally aggressive that's the right choice for this position.
Anyway I heard that Russia wants all what it still didn't conquer what a surprise.
Trump already F***ed up the North Korean deal.
Stunning Signal leak reveals depths of Trump administration’s loathing of Europe
Messages inadvertently shared with Atlantic journalist lays bare the unvarnished truth about how Vance and Hegseth feel about European allies
After all he is just a narcisstic TV moderator.
Look at his reactions attacking the journalist...super unprofessional.
Totally clueless but emotionally aggressive that's the right choice for this position.
Anyway I heard that Russia wants all what it still didn't conquer what a surprise.
Trump already F***ed up the North Korean deal.
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