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— avi scharf (@avischarf) December 4, 2025
Day: December 4, 2025
Rubio stated on December 2 in an interview with Fox News that Putin appears to be the “most difficult” party in the peace negotiations process. Rubio amplified Putin’s recent statement that Russia will “achieve its objectives” no matter the cost or timeline and noted that this is Putin’s “actual mentality” about his war in Ukraine. Putin’s long-held theory of victory for the war in Ukraine is predicated on the assumption that the Russian military and economy can outlast and overcome both Western support for Ukraine and Ukraine’s own ability to continue defending itself against Russian aggression. Rubio stated that it is not realistic for Russia to continue its war for another “four or five years” and emphasized that Russia holds less Ukrainian territory currently than it did in the first few months of the full-scale invasion in early 2022.
Ukrainian forces have notably retaken over 50 percent of the territory that Russian forces have seized since 2022, and Russia’s economy is facing several issues that will likely continue to affect its ability to continue a war of attrition in the medium to long term. x.com/TheStudyofWar/status/1996438506491580651
— Institute for the Study of War (@TheStudyofWar) Dec 4, 2025
@Alex_Oloyede2 I wouldn’t think EU countries will be happy about that? Contributing $1B/month to buy weapons for Ukraine? How does that benefit the EU again?
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@Alex_Oloyede2 I wouldn’t think EU countries will be happy about that? Contributing $1B/month to buy weapons for Ukraine? How does that benefit the EU again?
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Thailand’s government says remains handed over to Israel by militants in Gaza belong to the last Thai hostage taken during the Oct. 7, 2023, attack that launched the war. apnews.com/article/israel-pa…
— The Associated Press (@AP) Dec 4, 2025
Australia and New Zealand have joined the NATO–US PURL initiative to supply weapons and equipment to Ukraine.
As part of this, Australia is providing $63 million, including $28.5 million for military gear like tactical air-defense radars, munitions, and engineering assets, $33
— GMan (Ґленн)
(@FAB87F) Dec 4, 2025
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Australia and New Zealand have joined the NATO–US PURL initiative to supply weapons and equipment to Ukraine.
As part of this, Australia is providing $63 million, including $28.5 million for military gear like tactical air-defense radars, munitions, and engineering assets, $33
— GMan (Ґленн)
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