Trump: "It would be great if we could all denuclearize because the power of nuclear weapons is crazy." This comes in response to a question whether the US would support a "nuclear umbrella" following French President Macron's statements about readiness to use France's nuclear arsenal to protect the EU. Trump noted that Russia and the US currently possess the largest nuclear arsenals, with China expected to reach comparable levels within 4-5 years.
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Russian missile strike killed 53-year-old Serhii. His wife Iryna survived with severe injuries including leg amputation and head trauma. They just went to the store and happened to be near a hotel struck by the Russians. The couple remained conscious right after the attack, but Serhii's heart couldn't withstand the injuries. Russian strike on the hotel in Kryvyi Rih killed 5 and injured 32 people on 5 March.
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In 2023, London Artist Max Denison-Pender left the capital of Great Britain for several months and went to the front line in Ukraine. There, in the conditions of hostilities, under the bullets in the trenches, he created paintings of war: fighters, children, and military equipment. His work reflects the blood and horror of war. “Yes, it was dangerous. But who else is going to do it? The ultimate price was dying - we really didn’t want that, but at the same time, we wanted to brave it out and tell their story because their story is so, so powerful,” says Max. Photo: Max Denison- Pender
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Investigative journalist Craig Unger has tracked Trump's Russian connections for over a decade. His research reveals a relationship that began in 1984 when Russian businessman David Bogatin purchased five Trump Tower condos with $6 million in cash. According to FBI files, Bogatin was associated with the Russian mafia. This transaction marked the beginning of what Unger describes as a 40-year alliance that continues to shape America's foreign policy today. Why does this matter? Unger argues these long-standing financial ties explain Trump's consistent alignment with Russian interests — including his approach to Ukraine. Find out more in Unger's exclusive interview with Euromaidan Press: https://lnkd.in/du48PErg
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For the first time, Ukrainian military used a drone to deliver blood for an emergency battlefield transfusion to save a wounded soldier. The Azov brigade deployed this unique technique when a soldier suffered a critical neck wound and evacuation was impossible due to Russian fire. "When every minute counts, we were forced to apply an unconventional solution," explained the head of the medical unit, call sign Dark. Despite the evacuation vehicle coming under repeated Russian attacks, the soldier was eventually transported to a medical facility and is now recovering. 📹AZOVmedia YouTube
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"Take the place on the wall": Father's plea as drone pilot son killed defending Ukraine Vasyl Ratushnyi, a 28-year-old drone pilot killed defending Ukraine from the Russian invasion, had his last respects paid on Kyiv's central square. His brother, Roman, also died defending Ukraine two years ago at age 24. Roman was a civic activist opposing illegal construction in Kyiv. Both sons of famous Ukrainian writer Svitlana Povaliaieva have now been killed by Russia. At Vasyl's funeral, his father Taras Ratushnyi, also a soldier, shared powerful words: "Vasyl truly died happy, I am convinced of this. Because the things that hurt him the most were not his injuries or concussions, but the wasted chances, the lack of effort, and the obstacles from our own bureaucratic forces that prevented him from fully realizing his potential." He urged Ukrainians to become an impenetrable wall against the enemy, warning that otherwise they will disappear as a nation. "Take the place on the 'wall' that is being vacated. Don't think for long," he implored. Their mother's heartbreaking poem captures the family's sacrifice: "Why us again? Why always — us? Why my sons again? — Well, first of all, we're not 'again,' we are — Everlasting. Second: how many rhymes exist for 'not vanquished' in our language? That's right. We are salt, and salt is a crystal of ancient tears. We are the salt of the earth, our tears are steel. Our heart has a strange shape, because our heart is a map, our hands are swords!.." -Svitlana Povaliaieva, "Variable Cloudiness with Clearing" (2022) 📹 Myroslava Petsa