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🚨 BREAKING: Trump has denied disaster relief funding for North Carolina.

Another night of terror in Ukraine, as Russians targeted our civilian population across the country with ballistic missiles, cruise missiles, and drones—killing people in their own homes. Among the dead are children. In Zhytomyr, three children were killed—8, 12, and 17 years old. In Kyiv region, four more people were killed. Sixteen injured. In Khmelnytskyi, four dead, five wounded. In Mykolaiv, a Russian drone targeted a five-story apartment building, killing one and injuring five. Russia’s targets are clear: homes, families, children. Ukraine is standing. But we are asking—not for sympathy, but for action. Air defense. Sanctions. Pressure. Now. All delays, failed promises, and playing by Russia’s rules only cost more innocent lives—and Russia has no intention of stopping with Ukraine.

It is reported that President Trump is "not happy" with Putin "killing a lot of people." "I don't know what the hell happened to Putin," President Trump said. "I don't like what Putin is doing. Not even a little bit. He's killing people."

Here we go. John Thune and Lindsey Graham are pushing a bill through the Senate that includes 48 BILLION for Ukraine. The House can delete it, but if they don't, it needs to be vetoed.

Spot the pattern? Russia's playbook: 💠 Launch offensive before talks 💠 Force bad deal amid fighting 💠 Get temporary ceasefire 💠 Regroup and rearm 💠 Violate deal with new offensive 💠 Impose even worse terms Now the cycle repeats: Russia calls for "realistic" peace while preparing for broader war. 👇

Danish intelligence warns Putin could be preparing for a full European war within 5 years. The economic cost if Ukraine falls? 💰 $400-500 billion extra in US defense spending per year 💰 Doubled European budgets 💰 Massive rebuilding costs 👇

President Volodymyr Zelenskyy need not, and must not, have any deal forced upon him by any outside nation that does not guarantee the security and the sovereignty of the Ukrainian people, the people who elected him with over 73% of the popular vote, in an election that was recognized as free and fair by the Organization for Security and Co-operation in Europe (OSCE), where I served as a Commissioner and Congressional Appointee. Russia has never held such elections. President Zelenskyy, and all negotiators, need to know this: There is an outcome-determinative number of Members of the United States Congress, from both parties and in both Chambers, who are ready, willing, and able to do whatever it takes to prevent Communist Dictator Vladimir Putin from being rewarded for his illegal invasion, raping, kidnapping, torturing and murdering of the Ukrainian people, including so many women and children. We will use every lever and every vote at our disposal, regardless of the personal or political consequences. This matter is that time-sensitive and it is that existential. It is legacy-defining. We all want an immediate end to this brutal Russian invasion and killing. For a peace agreement to be fair and lasting, it must be done in a way that holds the Russian invaders accountable, protects the dignity of the Ukrainian victims, and provides for fair and equitable cost-sharing amongst all European nations. To do otherwise would be to encourage future invasions and to perpetuate future heartache and bloodshed. This is about Peace Through Strength. This is about Patriotic Common Sense. And Patriotic Common Sense is what America must always stand for.