HellsBelle
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20·17 hours agoBlame tRump for that, because if he hadn’t wiped out investment in Ukraine Zelenskiy wouldn’t be forced to find other investors/buyers.
The US has become blind to what the future truly holds.
31·2 days agoThat’s old news and not relevant to today’s fiascos out of the WH.
The source is AlJazeera so even tho Graham likely meant tons, the source took it as metric tonnes.
A simple error.
I doubt that cunt has ever pumped his own gas before, so how the fuck would he know anything.
They had the right spelling … no correction required.
Just wanna remind everyone that back in Nov 2025 an injured soldier was rescued by a ground drone after spending 33 days behind enemy lines.
The following link was the best source I could find with bona fide numbers.
https://www.ibtimes.co.uk/azealia-banks-israel-mentions-influencer-payments-1783411
In Canada our polling stations are pretty set in stone. On occasion, due to community activities, they are changed but everyone also receives a voting card with the polling station clearly noted.
We also have a federal arms-length agency - Elections Canada - that takes care of all facets of a federal election, including boundary lines. Same with provincial elections. No politicians or political parties are allowed to be involved in any part of electoral rules, regulations or changing of boundaries.
I’ve always been amazed at America’s electoral free-for-all that seems to encourage voter suppression.
America wants a good leader as well, yet they have tRump instead.
Since returning to office in January 2025, U.S. President Donald Trump has not enacted any additional measures against Rosatom. The U.S., U.K., and EU all continue to import Russian nuclear fuel or uranium.
There’s a reason Ukraine is offering its expertise. The country has been shooting down Russian missiles and drones — especially Iran-designed Shahed drones — for more than four years. In January, Ukraine faced an average of 143 Shahed-type drone and decoys daily, intercepting 122 of them, according to a study by the Institute for Science and International Security.
Ukrainian units haven’t just mastered drone defenses, they’ve reshaped the battlefield with offensive drone tactics — as seen last year during Estonia’s Hedgehog drills, where a 10-person Ukrainian Nemesis drone team outmaneuvered two NATO battalions. As Western and Gulf militaries scramble to adapt to Iran’s expanding drone campaign, Kyiv is signaling it is ready to teach others its battlefield lessons.
Key Ukrainian tactics included attacking NATO troops from the rear (where they thought they were safe), surveying allied formations gathered in large groups (often without proper camouflage), mining the approach roads they were taking, and using electronic warfare to turn off key equipment.
Good for them. I’m somewhat saddened to hear that Zelenskiy is sharing info with tRump, but I get it. Maybe this time the orange dipshit will respect Zelenskiy and Ukraine’s mastery of new tactics.
You’re welcome. :)
We should be holding onto that and following thru if needed (excluding the USA ofc). If we don’t we could be seen as no better than America … talking the big talk then walking away when shit gets tough.
You’re welcome. :)
Start now because it takes a while.
He had a feewing. Awwwww.
In the first seven months of the 2024-25 season, krill fishing in Antarctica reached 518,568 tons, about 84% of the 620,000-ton limit that, once reached, will force the fishery to automatically close. In one hot spot, the catch through June 30 was nearly 60% higher than all of last year’s haul, according to a report from the Commission for the Conservation of Antarctic Marine Living Resources, or CCAMLR, the international organization that manages the world’s southernmost fishery.
Trawling near Antarctica for krill has more than quadrupled in the past two decades and this season, for the first time, it reached its seasonal catch limit, triggering the unprecedented early closure of the remote fishery.
“The vast majority of the krill take is from an increasingly smaller area,” said Capt. Peter Hammarstedt, campaign director for conservation group Sea Shepherd Global, which this year made its third voyage to Antarctica to document the fishery. “It’s the equivalent of a hunter saying that they’re only killing 1% of the U.S.’ deer population but leaving out that all of the deer were shot in Rhode Island.”
O.o
I can’t tell if you said that sarcastically or for real.