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The Treasury Department on Monday announced sanctions aimed at disrupting a Russia-linked influence network associated with Andrii Derkach, a marginalized Ukrainian politician with close ties to President Trump’s personal attorney Rudy Giuliani.
Derkach was identified by U.S. intelligence services in August as being part of a Russian-backed operation to smear and discredit President-elect Joe Biden and the Democratic party during the 2020 presidential campaign, and was sanctioned by the Treasury Department in September.
Giuliani, Trump’s top operator in efforts to overturn the election, had met with Derkach in December 2019 to discuss investigating the Biden family and the two appeared together on the pro-Trump news channel One America News Network where they pushed debunked theories of corruption involving Biden and his son Hunter.
Guess that you missed the parts about "edited and misleading tapes of phone conversations between Biden and then-Ukrainian President Petro Poroshenko," "tampered tapes," "false claims concerning corruption in Ukraine," and "debunked theories of corruption involving Biden and his son Hunter Biden."
Why wouldn't they support their own kin?
Why is this so unnatural?
So some do and some don't, it's not only about something strictly within "political lines."
It is really no different then americans in 1776. The misconception is that most were for the revolution. Not at all. A third wanted to revolt and a third wanted to stay loyal to england. The other third really were on the sidelines except many of those got payed to soldier in the revolution.
Depending on your state of affairs one side mY be more desirable.
In any event ukraine is basically comming out of a civil war.
It is really no different then americans in 1776. The misconception is that most were for the revolution. Not at all. A third wanted to revolt and a third wanted to stay loyal to england. The other third really were on the sidelines except many of those got payed to soldier in the revolution.
Depending on your state of affairs one side mY be more desirable.
In any event ukraine is basically comming out of a civil war.
Basically yes, all while their puppet government pretends that it's a "war with Russia."
It is really no different then americans in 1776. The misconception is that most were for the revolution. Not at all. A third wanted to revolt and a third wanted to stay loyal to england. The other third really were on the sidelines except many of those got payed to soldier in the revolution.
Depending on your state of affairs one side mY be more desirable.
In any event ukraine is basically comming out of a civil war.
Thanks to Victoria Nuland and other US-backed destabilization. That's why Trump was right to fire the insubordinate ambassador.
Thanks to Victoria Nuland and other US-backed destabilization. That's why Trump was right to fire the insubordinate ambassador.
Yes.
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