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@HelloLauraKelly Characteristically odd.

"If there’s commentary you’ll get it from my office after the meeting takes place but I’m certainly not going to talk about something that hasn’t happened yet," Luna added (3/3)

🧵@HouseForeignGOP Chair Brian Mast (R-Fl) tells me he was invited to a meeting w/Russian State Duma lawmakers by Rep. Anna Paulina Luna, but “couldn’t do it.” When I asked Luna what was the agenda for the meeting, she said she hadn't confirmed any meeting &didn't talk to Mast

Gen. Whitney: Ukraine’s level of innovation is out of this world. Driven by necessity, they test, iterate, and improve constantly.

@sc10056305 @IuliiaMendel Yesterday, the EU bought enough RU LNG to fund 1500 Shahed drones. It comes at a 17% discount. The EU has bought 111b Euro worth of it since 2022. RU has inflicted 56,000 civilian casualties in Ukraine. EU saves about 290k Euro for each civilian casualty. Enjoy it.

@MooreUSA @IuliiaMendel Soll die Wirtschaft und die Bevölkerung wegen dem Krieg in der Ukraine,der uns nichts angeht, darunter leiden?

⚡️⚡️⚡️BREAKING: EU Enlargement Commissioner Marta Kos has made it clear that Ukraine cannot join the European Union on 1 January 2027. 'Everyone in this room knows that Ukraine cannot become a member of the EU on 1 January 2027,' she said at the Competitive Europe summit. Peace must come first, followed by the necessary reforms. At the same time, she stressed that Ukraine remains a key partner for the EU in innovation, defence and strategic sectors that can boost Europe’s global competitiveness. Investors will only come once peace is secured and investments are safe, she added

Orban is looking weak in Hungary. And with good reason. Jillian Melchior spells it out in @WSJopinion. wsj.com/opinion/magas-…

@omoboy1940 Dude, if you are not a Russian troll, you should apply for the job. You have the classic Russian trying to pretend to be American voice down pretty well.

@MooreUSA It is done. We are Americans. We are exceptional. We have rovers on mars, we can build stupid drones on earth Anduril’s Ohio plant opens three months ahead of schedule share.google/97jwVd7WorA3Ay…

The Pentagon spent $580b on R&D in the last four years. Our investment in Ukraine is less than a quarter of that. Unlike the Pentagon, Ukraine has produced weapons the US can use against its enemies. With @barrett_co70314. washingtontimes.com/news/2026/mar/…

As @generalkellogg has repeatedly said, the only way you get Russia to the negotiating table in any real fashion is to destroy Putin’s belief it can/will prevail on the battlefield.

Chair Hartzler: “Russia's crackdown on FoRB targets 'non-traditional' religious groups - including Catholics, Jehovah's Witnesses, Jews, Muslims, and Protestants - as they are viewed as national security threats and are often arrested, incarcerated, and subject to forced labor."

When will it be done? When will it be scalable? Does a US defense contractor have the capacity to make something cheaper than the $35k drone they are trying to intercept? So far, the US has made nothing even close to $35k. I wish Anduril well, but their success would be an anomaly.

@MooreUSA We are making reusable interceptors

@DCSas is going to be an amazing addition to @CPAC!

Ukraine has expanded its so-called “kill zone” to up to 150 km beyond the front line in recent months. In practice, this means Russian forces no longer have a safe rear area—even deep inside occupied territory. Logistics are collapsing, warehouses are burning, and troop movements are under constant drone surveillance. This is not just a tactical shift. It’s a fundamental change in the way war is fought. Whoever controls the space behind the front line ultimately decides the outcome. Ukraine 🇺🇦 understands this—and is beginning to fully capitalize on it.

@JeffWaltcher @McFaul Getting good information into the conservative ecosphere is what we do all day every day. Thanks for the kind words.

@MooreUSA @McFaul Congrats on getting this message in mainstream media that has underreported - especially on right where misunderstanding of facts re US/Ukraine is often so twisted

@milstrategy26 @alex_kokcharov Tell me more about that.

@MooreUSA @alex_kokcharov You are co paring oil and bananas.

@bilalaymak If you are referring to Europe, they have had since 2014 to spend 2% on defense. They did it last year. Today, European countries will buy enough fossil fuel from Russia to fund 1536 Shahed drones for Putin to use against Ukrainian civilians.

Framing military aid as a fraction of domestic R&D spending makes it sound nearly costless — but the relevant comparison isn't dollars, it's strategic commitment. Budgets are reversible; security guarantees and dependency relationships are not. The countries that have restructured their defense posture around U.S. support are bearing risks that no budget ratio captures.

Russians target churches frequently. The video shows this is no accident. It is deliberate. This is one of the oldest and most iconic Catholic churches in Ukraine. Lviv is more Catholic than most European countries. Putin has destroyed more than 700 Ukrainian churches.

"Ukraine symbolizes a product of American defense investment done right: a capable partner that expands U.S. reach and safeguards American interests without putting American troops in harm's way," Colby Barrett and Steven Moore argue.

Are the rightwingers who followed Tucker down the anti-Ukraine path going to reassess the ideas and people they got behind? Because we warned you this is just warmed over Cold War-era blame America declinism.

Ukraine’s banking sector is showing phenomenal resilience during the full scale war. The Russians tried to bring down the banking infrastructure even before it launched missiles on Kyiv. Ukraine’s currency - the Hryvnia came in to circulation in 1996. This week the National Bank is also marking 35 years since its launch. Happy Birthday @NBUkraine Always a pleasure working together with the team of professionals present and those that have led the bank over the past three decades