🚨🇺🇲🇺🇦 BREAKING: CNN reports the Biden Admin has informed Congress that they will provide 'long-range' ATACMS to Ukraine. This would likely include the M39A1, M48, & M57. Doubtful that the newest M57E1s would be sent.

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Russia just struck the TV tower in Kharkiv, messing with Ukrainian digital signal. It's their scorched-earth tactic in action, déjà vu from spring 2022

The pro-Russian caucus was defeated. Now let's make sure Ukraine wins theatlantic.com/ideas/archive/…

The Russians increased pressure at the front to advance as far as possible before help arrived from the United States.

#Ukraine : a 🇷🇺 strike destroyed the #Kharkiv TV tower this afternoon, temporarily suspending TV broadcasts in the city & region. RSF denounces this attack on a civilian infrastructure that constitutes a war crime. rsf.org/en/war-ukraine…

I am grateful to the United States House of Representatives, both parties, and personally Speaker Mike Johnson for the decision that keeps history on the right track.

Democracy and freedom will always have global significance and will never fail as long as America helps to

It is ultimately embarrassing that super-rich Europe depends on a single vote of U.S. Congress whether Ukraine will be surviving or not.

Europe should be funding Ukrainian defences so much that we do not depend on our allies in America.

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And most importantly: stop restricting how Ukraine can fight with the weapons ! They need to be able to cut off Russian supply lines and logistics far behind the frontlines.

Let's not go through this agony again. Time to take Russian frozen assets and use them to rebuild Ukraine:
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As welcome and vital US support for Ukraine is -- it's a shame that Europe depends on it. Europeans should be able to provide Ukraine with everything it needs to defeat the Russian attack against the European peace order. What's lacking is the political will.

'Russia's War Against Evangelicals'
Indispensable reporting from the great peter pomerantsev
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Rep. Victoria Spartz, originally from Chernihiv region of Ukraine, voted against the US aid package for her home country 🤯 Here's the list of other 112 Republicans who didn't support the move

This. Today is a day worth celebrating, but there remains serious work to do. This supplemental is likely the last Ukraine aid Congress will pass until after the election—depending on what happens in November, it could be the end of US aid to Ukraine. Europe needs a war economy.

Another great piece of news from the US today. Europe must follow suit

Crucial and right decision by the US House of Representatives to send Ukraine urgent military aid.

The best way to secure ourselves is to make sure we help Ukraine to win its fight for freedom.

Hope this vote encourages all allies to look through their warehouses and do more.

Long overdue: the US Congress has finally approved the $61 bln aid package for Ukraine. 310 votes in favour, 112 - all of them Republicans - against.
Some good news, at last, and hopes that new ammunition will reach Ukraine's frontline quickly

A bad day for Putin. A bad day for anyone who dared to believe that America could waver when it comes to defending what and who it stands for.

We are grateful to the U.S. House of Representatives, its Speaker and members of both parties, for passing the long-awaited Ukraine aid

Ukraine's new reality, mobilization law, economic transformation, but without doom and gloom: read the latest from Nataliya Gumenyuk on the current situation in Ukraine
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'The $60bn US package has been stalled for months by what, for Americans, is domestic politics; for us Ukrainians, it is a matter of life and death.': Oleksandra Matviichuk for Financial Times
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