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A running video. Just my type.

@ShadowSaiyan8 @prestonstew_

@prestonstew_ And what about Russian drones on Ukrainian territory?

"It's obvious that neither the current air defense system nor the Ministry of Defense are able to cope with the mass and regularity of Ukrainian drone attacks on Russian territory. We either need radical reforms and changes in this area, or the disabling of drone production facilities for the Armed Forces of Ukraine located in Europe. Otherwise, we will face major problems by the end of the year." -Russian milblogger Military Informant after the strikes on Tuapse overnight

@prestonstew_ I have a radical idea. It’s probably too far out. But, and I know this sounds crazy, how about Russia withdraws its forces and stops the war? Crazy, right?

WATCH: In a bombshell statement, Italian PM Giorgia Meloni has openly declared that "supporting Ukraine is not only a moral duty but also a strategic necessity, because at stake is not only the dignity, freedom, and independence of Kyiv but also the security of Europe."

Looking at Trump's latest post, something's shifting. Tone is completely different from the last 48 hours. No more "no more Mr. Nice Guy," no regime change, no threats on power plants. Instead he's building a comparison with Obama's JCPOA. "My deal will be far better." When a president starts explaining why his deal beats his predecessor's, a deal is usually coming. Notice what's missing. No mention of uranium transfer to the US. No "zero enrichment." No "no money exchanged." All the hard points Iran publicly rejected. He's quietly dropping them without admitting it. Classic Trump pattern, max pressure to get them to the table, then walk back the maximalist positions once they're seated. Same playbook as North Korea 2018, Mexico tariffs, China trade. My read: Trump is already pre-selling the deal that's coming. The fact that he's framing it against JCPOA suggests the final agreement will probably look more like JCPOA than he'll ever admit. Some monitoring, some enrichment limits, probably no physical uranium transfer like he claimed yesterday. Packaged as "the greatest deal in history" for domestic consumption.

@factsonlyfacts_ @prestonstew_ @RALee85 @kriegsforscherD Yep, he's a russian propagandist or shrill for sure. I blocked him years ago.

@prestonstew_ @RALee85 @kriegsforscherD I stopped to read Lee first when he posted that “Russians are trying to avoid civilian casualties in Ukraine”.(!)👇 Then when he wrote Ukraine was doomed👇 I realized his task is painting a mighty Russian army. Which doesn’t exist. He’s an agent, or a useful ldl0t.

Inside the Russian Drone Line experiment with @RALee85 and @kriegsforscherD. This is focused on a new article by Rob and Dima at their new publication 'Two Marines' where they unpack unit force structure, tactics, technology and battlefield updates from the war in Ukraine.

The United States is holding up virtually all weapons deliveries purchased by EU countries. It is not like we’re completely defenseless here, but it’s obvious that if Russia attacks within the next year or two, we can’t rely not only on U.S. assistance – but even on weapons supplies. For Estonia, this is especially critical. news.err.ee/1610000377/est…

@GustiloGreg @realstewpeters And that's why you're a fool.

@realstewpeters Nah, I voted for Trump because there was a chance he was who he said he was. But I am a big boy and well aware the odds are very much in favor of every politician being a liar and a scumbag. But, I sure the heck was not voting for a broad, especially THAT broad.

TUCKER CARLSON: “I’ll be tormented for a long time by the fact that I played a role in getting Donald Trump elected. And I want to say that I’m sorry for misleading people.” This is a very humble and honest statement. Big respect to Tucker.

@JackWa8819 @noclador Haha. Still lost bigly. 😘

@ArthurSBandit @noclador Raids on Gibraltar (1940-1943): Successful sabotage missions against British shipping. Conquest of British Somaliland (1940): Occupation of Berbera and the entire colony. Battle of Bir El Gobi (1941): Defeat of the British 22nd Armoured Brigade by the Ariete Division.

This is very interesting and explains a lot: 🇬🇧 British Armed Forces: 50,000+ civil employees 🇮🇹 Italian Armed Forces: 16,257 civil employees And Italy fields 30,000 more troops than the UK. This explains were a part of the British Armed Forces' budget is being wasted.

@noclador Excuses, excuses. 😁 What about the vaunted Italian navy at Taranto then? 3 battleships disabled 1 heavy cruiser damaged 2 destroyers damaged by 21 biplane torpedo bombers. 😁

@ArthurSBandit Unlike you I also know what men Mussolini sent to Libya: all the ones considered "unreliable" by the fascists and so of course most of them happily surrendered to the first Brit or Australian they saw.

@JackWa8819 @noclador Refer to Operation Compass where 36,000 British Empire troops fought 150,000 Italians and captured 133,000 of them - in two months. Oh, and you Jackass !!

@ArthurSBandit @noclador Yes if those guys are from top units. Refer to El Alamein where few italians repelled UK, Aussie and NZ troops you dumbass

Latest in @TheAtlantic . The Ukrainians are no longer pretending that Donald Trump's USA is their friend. Their honesty is important as they seem to understand how much Trump is helping Putin and therefore how important it is that Europe stick together. Gift link. theatlantic.com/ideas/2026/04/…

Full article: x.com/i/status/20454…

@Noahpinion Don’t make that mistake Noah. There will always be a role for the rifleman even in the age of drones. The minute the you claim something is obsolete, war will make a fool of you.

@noclador 30,000 more Italian troops than British doesn't mean jack. Refer to Operation Compass.