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To: Winfastorlose who wrote (1348799)	3/16/2022 7:37:03 AM
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Your generals are being killed, Winnie: Fourth Russian General Killed in Ukraine as Putin’s Losses MountFRONTLINE Philippe Naughton Published Mar. 16, 2022 5:29AM ET Twitter A fourth Russian major-general has been killed in Ukraine as military losses mount for Vladimir Putin. Oleg Mitayev, commander of the 150th Motorized Rifle Division, was killed in a failed attempt to storm Mariupol on Wednesday. His killing was claimed by the Azov Battalion, which posted a picture of his corpse—his face covered by his general’s epaulette—on social media before Ukrainian officials identified him. Mitayev was the former deputy commander of Russian forces in Syria. The Daily Mirror reported that he died alongside “seven elite special-operations fighters from the feared Dzerzhinsky Division of the country’s national guard,” which it said was under Putin’s direct control. Around 20 Russian generals are thought to be leading the Ukraine invasion, and unexpected losses and communication problems have forced them into high-risk frontline positions. Ukraine claims to have killed 13,800 Russian servicemen since the invasion began Feb. 24.

To: Winfastorlose who wrote (1348799)	3/16/2022 7:40:08 AM
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Trump Says He’s ‘Surprised’ Putin Invaded Ukraine: ‘He’s Changed’‘A VERY SAD THING’ Dia Gill Breaking News Intern Published Mar. 15, 2022 8:56PM ET [ What a stunning admission. Guess Putin's poodle couldn't read his Master after all. ] Saul Loeb/AFP via Getty Former President Donald J. Trump on Tuesday backpedaled on his previous support of Vladimir Putin, saying he was “surprised” the Russian president would invade Ukraine and continue to narrow freedom within his own country. “I thought he was negotiating when he sent his troops to the border. I thought he was negotiating,” Trump the Washington Examiner. “I thought it was a tough way to negotiate but a smart way to negotiate.” Claiming that he had previously had success trading with Putin, Trump bemoaned the actions of his former ally: “I think he’s changed. I think he’s changed. It’s a very sad thing for the world. He’s very much changed.” During his presidency, Trump had an unlikely alliance with and affinity for the Russian leader, incurring disapproval from both sides of the political aisle in the U.S. @JuliaDavisNews Changed? Since Chechnya? Georgia? Moldova? Crimea? Donbas? Syria? When did Trump get to know "the good Putin"?

To: Winfastorlose who wrote (1348799)	3/16/2022 7:41:25 AM
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@nolanwpeterson Kyiv is not besieged. I’ve traveled the southern road arteries in and out of the city over the past few days and the roads are open and safe and filled with cars and trucks (flowing in both directions). Gas station lines are relatively normal too — life has adapted to wartime. Three NATO leaders traveled to Kyiv yesterday and met with Zelenskyy publicly.

To: Winfastorlose who wrote (1348799)	3/16/2022 7:43:31 AM
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@AliVelshi The poll also finds 85% of Americans support maintaining strict sanctions on Russia, 77% support keeping large numbers of U.S. forces in NATO countries near Ukraine, and 69% favor admitting thousands of Ukraine refugees into the U.S.

To: Winfastorlose who wrote (1348799)	3/16/2022 7:45:04 AM
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When will Trump say Putin is a war criminal? Never is my bet. Putin is so "strong".

To: Winfastorlose who wrote (1348799)	3/16/2022 7:46:18 AM
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According to top Kremlin propagandists, it’s only a matter of time before the West admits its defeat and pays reparations to Moscow or risks a devastating nuclear strike. @JuliaDavisNews Kremlin TV Hosts Threaten the U.S. with Nuclear Strikes Russian state media has shut down last week’s minor dissent and now demands an end to sanctions and even reparations for affected Russians. Or else. thedailybeast.com

To: Winfastorlose who wrote (1348799)	3/16/2022 7:49:33 AM
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Trump gloats after Putin sanctions Biden and hints it will reveal presidential corruption rawstory.com Let Trump brag that Putin never sanctioned him.

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3/16/2022 7:50:53 AM

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Marjorie Taylor Greene echoes Kremlin talking points and accuses Biden of funding 'NATO Nazis' in Ukraine

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