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After Putin invaded Ukraine in February 2022, Ukraine’s digital minister Mykhailo Fedorov used Twitter like it was R2D2 to send a message of desperation to Elon Musk, who was their only hope. They needed Starlink so they could communicate.
Musk got the message and took action without getting a contract or price. He saw a need. He saved a country.
House Speaker Mike Johnson discusses the Republican Party’s midterm strategy, the Trump administration’s policy on Russia and more on ‘Fox News Sunday.’
It’s been another week of so-called news and Don Surber is a master of translating exactly what is behind the nonsense the legacy media reports. And he does it with style and a sharp wit. Enjoy!
Sure looks like Trump finally got the Ukrainian clown to end Putin’s War
Zelensky waves the sign of the surrender. Hands up. Brian Kilmeade of Fox News interviewed him on Wednesday.
KILMEADE: “Would you accept a peace deal that freezes everything the way it is right now?”
PRESIDENT ZELENSKY: “Yes. I think this is a real way to end this war.”
I totally support his call for an armistice and I will refrain myself from pointing out that he should have done this 3 years ago. Oops, I did.
‘Fox & Friends’ co-host Brian Kilmeade discusses President Donald Trump’s announcement of American Stephen Hubbard’s release from a Russian prison on ‘The Will Cain Show.’
Fox News foreign correspondent Jeff Paul has the latest on the Russia-Ukraine conflict as Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelenskyy speaks at the United Nations General Assembly on ‘America Reports.’
As Vladimir Putin’s war on Ukraine continues, NATO is drawn deeper and deeper into the morass. While many NATO companies are supplying Ukraine with arms and equipment, the war is creating a change in the organization itself. Finland and Sweden, both with long histories of neutrality, have applied for membership in NATO. That action was …
The Russian President said that Moscow does not want war in Europe
The Pentagon refused to facilitate Poland’s offer of MiG-29s to Ukraine in March due to fears the move would escalate tensions with Russia, drawing the U.S. into a hot war with a nuclear power. But the latest leaks from U.S. intelligence officials to the media suggest our involvement is already much deeper than previously thought. On Wednesday, …
As the Ukraine-Russia war drags on, military aviation experts are noticing that anti-aircraft missiles like the Stinger and Igla are not the only threats Russian pilots face in the skies over Ukraine.
Rudskoi essentially told reporters that, from the beginning, all the Russians really wanted were Donetsk and Luhansk. They sure could have fooled us.
“No expert, but the invasion doesn’t seem to be going particularly well.”
“Putin is furious, he thought that the whole war would be easy and everything would be done in 1-4 days.”
“How long do you think you can hold out?”
“Forever.”
“Now, it’s [the northern part of Russia] thawing and his infrastructure is at risk. And the people of Russia are at risk. And so, I hope President Putin will help us to stay on track with respect to what we need to do for the climate.”