I have to think that is a secret service nightmare. While I wish we had a President who was competent and capable of doing things like this, we should remember during that trip he had at least 3 comments that had to be immediately walked back by his staff due to serious implications and he later flat out lied about them when questioned. It's best that our President gets out of the way and says little until we have a real one again.Same weakling that offered the President of Ukraine a swift ride out when the heat began. Something Biden would have done in a heartbeat had the roles been reversed. Thank God that not all men are cowards who seek their own interests first and foremost.
You mean like Commrade Cheatolini?I have to think that is a secret service nightmare. While I wish we had a President who was competent and capable of doing things like this, we should remember during that trip he had at least 3 comments that had to be immediately walked back by his staff due to serious implications and he later flat out lied about them when questioned. It's best that our President gets out of the way and says little until we have a real one again.
Looks like Ukraine told this a second time to go fuck itself.
Misled and victimized, yes…These Ukrainian successes are just plain fun to see. Russia and Putin are getting embarrassed on the world stage. I have absolutely nothing against the Russian people - they've been misled and victimized by despots of one flavor or another for centuries - but their current government is about as corrupt and rotten to the core as it gets. The more they get pantsed on the world stage, the better.
Sounded fine? Plenty to criticize the guy over... performing at a fundraiser ain't it lolRussia does NOT have talent
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Footage found of Putin singing "Blueberry Hill" at a children's charity fundraiser
The celebrity packed event was attended by Goldie Hawn, Sharon Stone, Kurt Russell and Kevin Costnerwww.salon.com
Would the great Antoine "Fats" Domino be winning this war?
After enduring a brutal assault for more than a month, Ukrainian fighters in the besieged southeastern port city of Mariupol rejected a Russian deadline to surrender on Sunday and vowed to fight on.
- The situation on the ground: Mariupol has been surrounded by Russian troops since March 1, with much of the city and its immediate surroundings reported to be largely under Russian control. However, Ukrainian Prime Minister Denys Shmyhal said Mariupol has not yet fallen. Ukrainian troops trapped in the city are holding out despite overwhelming odds — but they are confined to pockets of resistance, and their numbers are unclear.
- Russian forces to close entry: Mariupol will be closed for entry and exit starting on Monday and men remaining in the city would be "filtered out," Russian forces said, according to an adviser for the mayor. The Russians had begun issuing passes for movement within the city, the adviser Petro Andriushchenko said, adding that citizens will not be able to go out onto the streets or move between districts without one. CNN cannot independently verify the claims.
- Russia's demand: Russia's Ministry of Defense called on the Ukrainian soldiers still in Mariupol to lay down arms surrender by 1 p.m. local time on Sunday, warning anyone still resisting after the deadline "will be eliminated." It also said trapped "foreign mercenaries who joined the Ukrainian forces," including Europeans and Canadians, "will be eliminated" if there is further resistance.
- The Ukrainian response: "There are still our military forces, our soldiers, so they will fight until the end and as for now they are still in Mariupol," Shmyhal said on Sunday. An adviser to Mariupol's mayor also rejected the Russian ultimatum, saying, "as of today, our defenders continue to hold the defense." The Russian defense ministry confirmed their ultimatum had been ignored.
- Red line in negotiations: Ukrainian Foreign Minister Dmytro Kuleba said on Sunday the situation in Mariupol "may be a red line" in negotiations with Russia. “The city doesn’t exist anymore. The remaining of the Ukrainian army and a large group of civilians are basically encircled by the Russian forces," he said on CBS' “Face the Nation."
The picture/video of that town looks pretty rough. Wonder if/when the port will be usable.Looks like Russia is about to gain control of Mariupol, giving Russia a port city to bring in supplies in larger amounts
doubt they will be using the port, last time they used a port it didn't end wellThe picture/video of that town looks pretty rough. Wonder if/when the port will be usable.
That is a difficult military operation. I had two buddies at Khe San. Tough stuff.I'm more concerned about the Ukraine soldiers that are basically surrounded. I would have thought reinforcements might have been sent to at least get them out?
300 at ThermopolaeI'm more concerned about the Ukraine soldiers that are basically surrounded. I would have thought reinforcements might have been sent to at least get them out?