10/31: Ukraine News-roundup
Strong statement from Rep Turner, Chair of the House Permanent Select Committee on Intelligence.
North Korean Troops Against Ukraine Must Be A Red Line For the United States and NATO
These troop movements, if true, are alarming and are an extreme escalation of the conflict in Ukraine. They require an immediate response from the United States and our NATO allies to avoid a widening conflict.
North Korean troops, either attacking Ukraine from Russian territory or entering into Ukrainian territory, must be a red line for the United States and NATO.
Thank you, Rep Wilson. Thank you, Rep Cohen.
Reps. Joe Wilson (R-S.C.) and Steve Cohen (D-Tenn.), the chair and ranking member, respectively, sent a letter asking Biden “to grant Poland the authority to intercept and neutralize missiles over Ukraine, particularly those threatening to encroach upon Polish airspace.”
NYTimes: Ukrainians Tell of Brutal Russian Repression in Occupied Territories
Extended expose about the systematic human rights abuse that happen under Russian occupation. Tragically, these abuses have been occurring consistently since the 104 occupation of Crimea.
Worth showing to anyone who asks why Ukraine doesn’t agree to ceasefire along existing lines.
WPost: Ukraine accuses Russia of sudden spike in POW killings
Another expose of war crimes by Russia in Ukraine.
Another reason Ukraine can’t accept peace without guarantees of protection from Russian depravity.