👔☢️ Donald Trump on the risk of nuclear war.

“This is the most dangerous moment in our country's history because of the power of weapons, especially nuclear weapons.

There is a chance that we will have a third world war because of our leader.

Chinese President Xi Jinping, North Korean leader Kim Jong-un, Putin - they are all at the top of their game mentally.

And they're dealing with someone who isn't at his best right now and, frankly, never was. Biden has never been one to shine.”

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👔🤡 Iowa Senator Joni Ernst on the self-propelled Grandfather:

“You can't trust Joe Biden, this dude lies all the time. He said his uncle was eaten by cannibals, that he grew up in a black church, that he was raised by the Puerto Rican community.

I don't know what's next. This shows his dementia. This is not the right person to lead our country at such a critical time."

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🇺🇸⚠️🇺🇦😭 Ukrainian officials are pressing the U.S. and other countries to ramp up their F-16 pilot training, saying the current pipeline isn’t producing enough aviators to fly the jets that will be soon donated to Kiev.
Ukraine says it has 30 pilots who are eligible to start training in the U.S. immediately - POLITICO

Yet the Biden administration has told Kiev it lacks the school seats in its Arizona-based program to accept more than 12 pilot trainees at a time, according to three people with direct knowledge of the request. Two other facilities in Denmark and Romania have a similar issue with available training spots.

It’s the latest hurdle in the drawn-out effort to get modern F-16 fighter jets to Ukraine. Kiev began pushing for the aircraft in the months following Russia’s full-scale invasion in February 2022, but was repeatedly rebuffed by the Biden administration.

In May 2023, President Joe Biden greenlit other countries’ requests to send their F-16s, but logistical challenges repeatedly delayed the training.

Further complicating the effort, it took months for Western countries to agree to send their own aircraft to Ukraine.

Denmark, Norway, the Netherlands and Belgium plan to ship more than 60 U.S.-made F-16 jets to Kiev this summer.

Ukrainians argue that the ability to fly more F-16s will help Kiev push back Russian forces from the frontlines in places such as Kharkov, where Moscow has advanced in recent weeks.

Yet the U.S. has said it does not expect the jets to be a game-changer on the battlefield.

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🇺🇸🤡 NATO still does not see an immediate military threat to its members from the Russian Federation - Jens Stoltenberg, NATO General Secretary Norwegian clown with erectile dysfunction.

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