Ukraine and the United States on Wednesday signed a deal heavily promoted by U.S. President Donald Trump that will give the United States preferential access to new Ukrainian minerals deals and fund investment in Ukraine’s reconstruction.
Month: May 2025
Fuck off. That’s the Gulf of Mexico. After your cult is gone, we can get back to normal. https://t.co/g6EDQMG8xZ
— KT “Special MI6 Operation” (@KremlinTrolls) May 1, 2025
Manifesting. Time is on our side not his. https://t.co/WwaOPbBwUM
— KT “Special MI6 Operation” (@KremlinTrolls) May 1, 2025
Russia’s defense industry has adapted to a new normal.
Despite a web of international sanctions designed to cripple military production, factories across the country have been able to keep building bullets and shells, drones and military vehicles.https://t.co/cLZmiVZiNv
— The Kyiv Independent (@KyivIndependent) May 1, 2025
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Manifesting. And time moves on.
Manifesting. And time moves on. https://t.co/HXB4n6xCQn
— KT “Special MI6 Operation” (@KremlinTrolls) May 1, 2025
For a start, judges are not “radical” or “rogue” just because you don’t like their rulings. Stephen is Trump resident WH Nazi. Full blown fascist, which explains his derangement. https://t.co/z2E3jufb14
— KT “Special MI6 Operation” (@KremlinTrolls) May 1, 2025
Alexis von Yates, 35, attempted to apologize to her enraged husband when she was caught red-handed and completely nude underneath a blanket.
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Trump said the U.S. Postal Service had problems to fix.
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A warming tundra has seen unexpected shifts, raising the alarm about fragile ecosystems and those who rely on them
Scientists studying Arctic plants say the ecosystems that host life in some of the most inhospitable reaches of the planet are changing in unexpected ways in an “early warning sign” for a region upended by climate change.
In four decades, 54 researchers tracked more than 2,000 plant communities across 45 sites from the Canadian high Arctic to Alaska and Scandinavia. They discovered dramatic shifts in temperatures and growing seasons produced no clear winners or losers. Some regions witnessed large increases in shrubs and grasses and declines in flowering plants – which struggle to grow under the shade created by taller plants.
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