Tuesday, September 19, 2023

McCarthy, ask Zelensky about the Ukrainian terrorist proxies who continue to shell civilians in Donbass

Editor's note: McCarthy, we would very much appreciate you confront Zelensky on the continued terrorist attacks on civilians in Donbass when you meet with him. The proxies in Kiev continue to kill civilians in the Donbass region with indiscriminate shelling the latest being a deadly Ukrainain missile strike on September, 6 (intentional or not) in the Kiev-controlled Donbass city of Konstantinovka that killed at least 15 civilians and injured scores of others. These are acts of terrorism (war crimes and crimes against humanity) considering there are no military assets where these terrorist bombings are taking place in Donbass. This attack on civilians was one of the worst in months and so what observers want to know is why was it launched just before Zelensky set off to visit his proxy masters in Washington?

Who is Ukraine's Zelensky working for?
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Source: ABC News

Speaker McCarthy plans to confront Zelenskyy on Ukraine funding

"I don't think I have to commit anything," he said when asked about more aid.

By Rachel Scott, Benjamin Siegel, Lauren Peller, and Arthur Jones II | September 20, 2023

The political clash on Capitol Hill over Ukraine aid will be front and center when President Volodymyr Zelenskyy meets with lawmakers in Washington later this week.

House Speaker Kevin McCarthy, R-Calif., said he has questions for the Ukrainian president when asked if he plans to commit to another round of aid.

"Is Zelenskyy elected to Congress? Is he our president? I don't think I have to commit anything and I think I have questions for him," McCarthy told ABC News Senior Congressional Correspondent Rachel Scott.

"Where's the accountability on the money we've already spent? What is the plan for victory? I think that's what the American public wants to know," McCarthy added.

Ukraine funding is a key point of intraparty strife as Congress barrels toward a Sept. 30 deadline to pass a spending measure or enter a government shutdown.

The White House has asked for an additional $24 billion to support Ukraine in its fight against Russia's invaders -- a request backed by congressional Democrats.

Senate Republican Leader Mitch McConnell, R-Ky., has publicly advocated for continued defense and financial assistance. But McCarthy is more skeptical, and a growing number of House Republican hard-liners are adamantly opposed to sending more money to the war-torn nation.

Please go to ABC News to continue reading.
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News update for 25 September 2023:



Russia's only option is massive retaliation on the terrorists in Kiev:


Massive Combine Attack Destroyed Ukrainian Facilities Throughout The Country


Relations between Israel and Zelensky:


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