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@MarkGreaneyBook

#1 NYT Bestselling author or coauthor of 7 Tom Clancy Jack Ryan universe novels. Author of 15 Gray Man novels, including The Gray Man and The Hard Line.

Memphis, TN USA Katılım Aralık 2009
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FOX Soccer
FOX Soccer@FOXSoccer·
“We hit you, get your ass up and get going.” SUMMER OF ‘94 premieres on Saturday, May 23 at 12:30pm ET on FOX
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Institute for the Study of War
VIDEO: After four years of war, Ukraine’s lines are holding. Russia’s battlefield gains have stalled as Ukraine amps up its strike campaigns. The cornerstone of Ukraine’s defense is the Fortress Belt, a concentration of four large cities that Russia hasn’t been able to seize since 2014. ISW Director of Innovation and Open Source Tradecraft @georgewbarros explains why the Fortress Belt is optimized for defense across nearly every possible topographical and geographical characteristic relevant for military terrain analysis.
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Mac@GoodPoliticGuy·
why the actual fuck is a Fox News guest wearing a sophisticated full head mask
Mr. Sausage@MrSausageGet

WTF

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Preston Stewart
Preston Stewart@prestonstew_·
"we are not using the means we could, because we don’t want to cause unnecessary damage to territories where, by and large, our own people live" -Russian foreign minister Lavrov Below is a current video of Kostiantynivka where, according to Russia, their people live.
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Chris Murphy 🟧@ChrisMurphyCT·
Here's how the corruption works: Thursday: RJ Reynolds donates $5M to Trump Saturday: Trump invites RJR execs to Mar a Lago; execs ask to loosen regs on flavored vapes; Trump calls up RFK Jr. and tells him to change it Friday: FDA changes the policy #donation-big-tobacco-vaping" target="_blank" rel="nofollow noopener">nytimes.com/live/2026/05/2…
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Nana Sajaia
Nana Sajaia@NanaSajaia·
I wish every American reporter, researcher, think-tanker could go to Ukraine, at the very least - once, and see themselves how it is a war of darkness and light. @RLHeinrichs it’s vital that we keep telling Ukraine’s story. Thank you for doing so on @NEWSMAX
Rebeccah Heinrichs@RLHeinrichs

Ukraine is on the front foot and the people of Ukraine have so much more resolve and national identity than many people appreciate. Ukraine just might end of being the drone capital of the free world. w/ @JohnFBachman

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UNITED24 Media
UNITED24 Media@United24media·
⚡️ NATO's General Grynkewich: If Russians thought NATO is a threat to Russia, they wouldn’t have emptied the Leningrad Military District to go and invade Ukraine.
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Gandalv@Microinteracti1·
The Wrong Side of History Has a Very Specific Smell By Gandalv / @Microinteracti1 Ben Hodges is not a man who wastes words. The former commanding general of US Army Europe has spent the better part of three years telling anyone who would listen that Ukraine was going to win, that Russia was going to lose, and that the only real question was how much unnecessary dying would happen in between. He has now added a postscript, and it is not a comfortable one: America, he says, is going to deeply regret what it failed to do. He is, of course, absolutely right. Ukraine is not merely surviving this war. It is industrialising it. The country that Russia expected to fold in 72 hours has spent three years building one of the most sophisticated drone warfare ecosystems on the planet, developing long-range strike capabilities that have genuinely rattled the Kremlin, and producing battle-hardened soldiers who have forgotten more about modern combined-arms warfare than most NATO generals have ever learned. When this war ends, Ukraine will not be a grateful, shell-shocked recipient of Western charity. It will be the single most capable and battle-tested defence industry in the World. Full stop. And the United States, which spent the last stretch of this conflict flirting with the aggressor, slow-walking ammunition, blocking long-range strikes, and sending its president to Mar-a-Lago to take phone calls from Putin like a middle manager hoping to avoid a performance review, will have precisely zero claim on any of that. Now imagine the day it ends. Imagine a billion people in the streets. Kyiv, Warsaw, Tallinn, Berlin, London, Tokyo, Seoul, every city that understands what it means when a free country refuses to die. The flags, the tears, the noise of it. The sheer, thunderous relief of a world that held its breath for years and can finally exhale. It will be one of those moments that gets burned into the collective memory of a generation, the kind that people will tell their grandchildren about with the particular pride of having been on the right side. And America will watch it on television. Not as a liberator. Not as the arsenal of democracy, the role it once played and once deserved. It will watch as the country that looked at the greatest struggle for freedom in a generation and decided, at the critical moment, to see which way the wind was blowing before quietly backing the wrong horse. The Stars and Stripes will not be waving in Maidan that day. Ukrainian children will not be naming their sons after American presidents. The defence contracts, the partnerships, the strategic relationships, the soft power that the United States spent eighty years accumulating as the world’s indispensable nation: all of it auctioned off for nothing. There is a particular kind of shame that comes not from doing something terrible, but from failing to do something obvious. The historical record does not grade on a curve, and it has no sympathy for anyone who says they were confused about which side was which. Russia invaded. Ukraine bled. The rest of the world chose. America, under its current management, is choosing badly. And when that billion people starts dancing, the silence from Washington will be the loudest sound in the room.
Kate from Kharkiv@BohuslavskaKate

HODGES: We are going to regret that we, United States, didn’t do more to help Ukraine, because Ukraine going to win this war. Ukraine’s defeat of Russia is in best interests of all of us. Ukraine will become dominant defense industry power in Europe. America will be left behind.

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Steven Pifer
Steven Pifer@steven_pifer·
Poland heeded Trump’s request that NATO members dramatically increase defense spending. At 4.8% of GDP for defense in 2026, Poland’s % well exceeds US %. Poland’s reward: Trump administration abruptly cancels rotational deployment of US brigade.
Rep. Don Bacon 🇺🇸✈️🏍️⭐️🎖️@RepDonBacon

The Pentagon blindsided Poland and pulled an armored brigade out of Eastern Europe while Russia is still waging war in Ukraine. This sends a weak message to Putin and is a slap in the face to our NATO allies. We need answers and accountability from DoD.

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Mario Nawfal
Mario Nawfal@MarioNawfal·
🇬🇹 A guy proposed in Guatemala with Volcán de Fuego standing in the background, and right as he got down on one knee, it erupted like it was part of the plan. Hardest engagement backdrop of all time.
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Igor Sushko
Igor Sushko@igorsushko·
🇺🇸🇺🇦 Discharge Petition for the Ukraine Support Act has forced a vote in the House, yet to be scheduled, and includes $9.3 billion for Ukraine in direct military assistance and loans for weapons procurement. Overrides House Speaker's refusal to allow a vote on the bill.
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Kate from Kharkiv
Kate from Kharkiv@BohuslavskaKate·
In Kharkiv, kids are rehearsing their graduation waltz to the sound of air raid sirens 💔 This is our lives for over 4 years.
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