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Adam Halkechev

@damdam55666

green belt in karate

California, USA Katılım Temmuz 2019
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Adam Halkechev
Adam Halkechev@damdam55666·
I am honored to receive this letter of appreciation from Ukrainian soldiers. Behind every drone, every reconnaissance mission, and every successful strike against Russia’s war machine, there are real people risking their lives every day. Drones have changed this war. They help Ukraine see, defend itself, and hit the forces that came to destroy it. I am proud to support those who are fighting not only for Ukraine, but for the future of the free world. Glory to Ukraine.
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Ostap Yarysh@OstapYarysh·
To my American followers: The Ukrainian Community of Maryland and Arts Against Aggression are collecting signatures to urge the Annapolis Symphony Orchestra to cancel the performance of pro-Putin violinist Vadim Repin. You can sign the petition here: russianartists4war.com/2026/04/21/ope…
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John Herbst
John Herbst@JohnEdHerbst·
Senators @LindseyGrahamSC and @SenBlumenthal—with help from colleagues—have worked long and hard to produce a rare bipartisan product, S.1241, the Sanctioning Russia Act. With White House support, it is now time for the House to join the Senate in making this legislation law. No bill is perfect, but this one would deliver a devastating blow to the Putin war machine in Ukraine at a moment of great vulnerability. This would serve critical American interests and provide proof that bipartisan wins are possible.
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Volodymyr Zelenskyy / Володимир Зеленський
Volodymyr Zelenskyy / Володимир Зеленський@ZelenskyyUa·
I am grateful to all Americans who are currently working on a bill to strengthen sanctions and other pressure on Russia for this war. Senator Lindsey Graham worked very hard to prepare a strong bill, and we discussed this with him during our meetings. I remember how important this was to him, and this really can expand the tools available to force Russia toward diplomacy and peace. Everything that reduces Russia’s revenues also reduces the ability to continue the war against Ukraine and against life. I greatly appreciate that the White House sees the need for this bill. The President of the United States is exactly the person whose strength can bring peace closer. Everything that truly adds strength for the sake of peace is helpful. Thank you!
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The Kyiv Independent
The Kyiv Independent@KyivIndependent·
⚡️ Google Play removes Russia-controlled social media Max, VK. The Russian government has been increasingly restricting access to social media platforms such as WhatsApp and Telegram and instead pushing Russian users to the app Max, the development of which was supervised by Russia's Federal Security Service (FSB). kyivindependent.com/google-play-ap…
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OSINTtechnical
OSINTtechnical@Osinttechnical·
“The average life expectancy of a Russian recruit right now, arriving on the battlefield in Ukraine, is estimated to be between 20 and 30 minutes,” -CIA Director Ratcliffe
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Kate from Kharkiv
Kate from Kharkiv@BohuslavskaKate·
SEN. WICKER: Vladimir Putin is a criminal. He’s a war criminal. He’s guilty of genocide, and he deserves to be incarcerated.
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Garry Kasparov
Garry Kasparov@Kasparov63·
So @TheEconomist, are you interested in journalism or are you stopping here with Kremlin propaganda, in which things will be fine if Europe keeps appeasing Russia & Ukraine is irrelevant? Talk to @khodorkovsky_en about why Melnichenko could never say a word Putin didn’t approve.
Alexander Kokcharov@alex_kokcharov

I finally collected my thoughts on Melnichenko's essay in last week's issue of @TheEconomist . Melnichenko claims to offer a pragmatic warning about the dangers of a weakened Russia, but his core argument rests on a massive logical fallacy: it completely divorces Russia’s current instability from the exact Kremlin policies that created it. It treats Russia's predicament as if it were the weather or some other natural phenomenon, rather than the direct result of Putin's actions over the 26 years of his rule. By framing Russia's internal and economic fragility as abstract geopolitical risks, the essay conveniently omits the principal drivers of its isolation: the full-scale invasion of Ukraine, the ongoing occupations in Georgia and Moldova, and the systematic dismantling of domestic freedoms and rights. Here are the three major flaws in this "geopolitical realism" approach: - The essay ignores Ukrainian agency: It treats Ukraine as a passive chessboard for a superpower showdown, entirely ignoring that Ukrainians are sovereign actors who have repeatedly chosen their own political future through elections, mobilisation, and fierce resistance. - The essay recycles Kremlin narratives: It subtly shifts the blame away from Kremlin's ongoing aggression abroad and repression at home and onto Western policies, implicitly arguing that European security depends on accommodating Russia's revisionist demands. - The essay is based on analytical asymmetry: It treats Russia’s violent behaviour as an unchangeable, fixed constraint while demanding that the choices of Ukraine and the West be the variables that must bend. Ultimately, this perspective doesn't analyse the crisis - it normalises it by ignoring the root causes. I honestly have no idea why The Economist chose to provide a platform for Melnichenko’s - or the Kremlin’s - voice.

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Bakhti Nishanov
Bakhti Nishanov@b_nishanov·
When I was in Ukraine, saw a perfectly normal apartment building in a perfectly normal neighborhood in a perfectly normal town with no military infrastructure. A school, a grocery story, a clinic, apartment buildings. The Russians bombed it anyway. No question it was deliberate.
Vincent Artman@geogvma

Galeotti is a fucking disgrace.

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Kate from Kharkiv
Kate from Kharkiv@BohuslavskaKate·
In light of the recent data breach of Ksenia Sobchak’s media empire, Ostorozhno Media, exposing her as working directly with Russian authorities, I want to remind everyone that this ✨️article ✨️ exists. ​The Kremlin keeps sending stool pigeons to the West, and Western media publishes every piece of Russian propaganda they are given and hungrily asks for more. ​Every person with knowledge of the region (or more than two living brain cells) told the NYT that they were platforming a propagandist at the time the article was released. Did they listen? Nope. ​Meanwhile, the interesting things we are finding out from the data breach include groveling to Kremlin censors, namely Sergey Novikov, head of the Kremlin’s Presidential Directorate for Social Projects; hard-core self-censorship on the fuel crisis in Russia; scolding her chief news editor for publishing bad remarks about Russian messenger Max, an FSB project to keep the Russian internet space under control; long talks with Margarita Simonyan; funding from the Moscow Mayor's office and state-backed corporations; and many, many more interesting things exposing Ksenia herself and her media as a complete and total Kremlin tool. ​Yet, does the Western media learn anything from this? Nope. The Economist article with Russian oligarch Andrey Melnichenko shows exactly how much nonsense they are ready to swallow if you wave a chance to write a ✨️sensation✨️ in front of their noses. ​Maybe it's time to stop and think about whether your sensationalism feeds your own citizens with foreign propaganda and helps an invading state wage a war and keep murdering civilians daily?
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abigbark
abigbark@dustysmocky1973·
@damdam55666 @nexta_tv A lot of us Americans think our politicians spend way too much time worrying about other people and not the people they are supposed to represent. That’s why we’d hate them.
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NEXTA
NEXTA@nexta_tv·
Video of the day: “I believe the world would be better off without Putin. The sooner, the better, and I don’t care how exactly we make it happen” A collection of Lindsey Graham’s strongest quotes — the hawk of American politics and a major supporter of Ukraine, who died unexpectedly.
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Russian opposition figure Igor Eidman claimed that Lindsey Graham may have been killed by Kremlin intelligence services According to sociologist Eidman, two factors point in this direction — the timing and the location. Moscow had a motive: Graham actively advocated for increased pressure on Russia and support for Ukraine. He had also recently said that Trump supported his bill introducing new “hellish sanctions” against the Russian Federation. He was considered the most pro-Ukrainian politician in the U.S. president’s circle. He promoted military assistance for Kyiv, including Tomahawk missiles, and lobbied for security guarantees for Ukraine. Eidman claims that the Kremlin may have viewed the senator as one of the people influencing Trump’s shift in position and his departure from his previous approach toward Russia. As a second argument, he pointed to Graham’s trip to Ukraine. According to the sociologist’s theory, a possible poisoning could have occurred during the visit, for example, through the use of a slow-acting substance. He suggested that Russian intelligence services could have used remaining agent networks in Ukraine to carry out such an operation.

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Mitt Romney
Mitt Romney@MittRomney·
Lindsey Graham’s dedication to the cause of freedom inspired the oppressed and chastened the tyrants. A most fitting tribute to his life will be the unwavering support for the people of Ukraine.
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Volodymyr Zelenskyy / Володимир Зеленський
Volodymyr Zelenskyy / Володимир Зеленський@ZelenskyyUa·
Deeply saddened by the news of the passing of United States Senator Lindsey Graham. Lindsey was a true defender of freedom and the values that make our world safer. He visited Ukraine ten times during the years of Russia's full-scale invasion and was here with our people when it was most needed. We remained in constant dialogue, and I will miss our conversations. We met twice in just the past week. A staunch advocate for bipartisan and bicameral support for Ukraine, in recent weeks, he had been working on important initiatives that could help bring peace closer, including stronger sanctions against Russia. We will always be especially grateful for the recognition of our people and words of admiration for the courage of Ukraine’s defenders. America and the world have lost a determined leader. Our condolences go out to Lindsey’s family, loved ones, and everyone who had the privilege of working alongside him.
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Adam Halkechev@damdam55666·
He served his country for over 30 years in the military and devoted much of his life to public service. A patriot who hated Putin, consistently pushed for a stronger U.S. response to the Kremlins aggression, stood with Ukraine, and defended freedom around the world.Rest in peace
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NEXTA
NEXTA@nexta_tv·
Senator Lindsey Graham died of a cardiac arrest According to NBC News, Graham was found dead at his home in Washington. The Republican was one of the most prominent supporters of a tough U.S. foreign policy. He advocated pressure on Russia, strongly supported Ukraine and Israel, and played a notable role in persuading Trump to strike Iran. In Russia, he was considered one of the Kremlin’s main opponents. In February 2024, the U.S. senator was added to Russia’s list of “terrorists and extremists” and was placed on a wanted list by Russian authorities. Lindsey Graham was one of the few Republican senators whose views carried weight with Donald Trump and who maintained a direct channel of communication with the president.
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⚡️⚡️⚡️ U.S. Senator Lindsey Graham has died unexpectedly — a strong supporter of Ukraine and advocate of tough sanctions against Russia. The senator was 71 years old.

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Alexander Stubb
Alexander Stubb@alexstubb·
Sad to hear of the sudden passing of senator @LindseyGrahamSC. A personal friend. A supporter of @NATO and Ukraine. A Transatlanticist. A friend of Finland. Our link to South Carolina was a springboard for a great partnership. Not a week went by without an exchange of ideas. Thank you for everything you did to keep the US and Europe intact. You will be missed by many of us.
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Joe Wilson
Joe Wilson@RepJoeWilson·
With the passing of Senator Lindsay Graham he will always be cherished as an American Patriot tireless for peace through strength successful defeating totalitarians. All three generations of the Wilson family extend deepest sympathy and appreciation of his dedicated service.
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Franak Viačorka
Franak Viačorka@franakviacorka·
32 years ago, Lukashenka came to power. I was just six years old. He has dismantled parliament, media, killed opponents, turned Belarus into Putin’s outpost and a pariah. This is what happens when democracy fails to defend itself. But I still believe: Belarus will be free.
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