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@SenatorWicker - Senator Roger Wicker
Putin’s war of aggression against Ukraine has closed the door, once and for all, for any hope that he can be passively deterred. https://t.co/04nVEx3skt
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Putin's war against Ukraine has ended any hope that his regime can be deterred or play a responsible role in international affairs through diplomacy. After visiting Kyiv in January with a bipartisan delegation to meet with President Zelenskyy, and recently traveling to Poland and the Ukraine border, it's clear the crimes in Ukraine are creating massive humanitarian and military challenges for our NATO allies on a scale not seen since the Cold War.
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Speaker 0: Putin's war of aggression against Ukraine has closed the door once and for all on any hope that his regime might be passively deterred and perhaps through diplomatic means come to play a responsible role in the international system. That idea is now over forever. Having traveled to Kyiv in January with a bipartisan delegation to meet with president Zelenskyy, and more recently, having traveled this past weekend to Poland and the Ukraine border, I can attest that the crimes being perpetrated in Ukraine are creating huge humanitarian and military challenges for our NATO allies and that we have not to the extent that we've not seen print since perhaps the height of the cold war.
@SenatorWicker - Senator Roger Wicker
Vladimir Putin wants to see nothing more than the United States weakened and unable to project strength across the world. Brave Ukrainians have made sure that will not happen any time soon. It is time we honor our promise and help arm them to win. https://t.co/91Y1xCG3NL
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A year ago, Putin invaded Ukraine, aiming to weaken the U.S. and challenge Western dominance. Instead, the brave Ukrainians, with our help, have decimated nearly half of Russia's military.
Supporting Ukraine is in our best interest and a worthy investment. We've provided effective weapons while maintaining strict oversight. This support sends a strong message to China and ensures our own military readiness with American-made equipment.
The Ukrainian heroes have defended their homeland, serving the free world. Now, we must honor our commitment and provide them with the arms they need to win.
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Speaker 0: One year ago, Russian war criminal, Vladimir Putin, tested Western resolve by invading Ukraine. He said at the time he planned to topple Western hegemony. For years, Putin has invested in his military and intelligence capabilities to accomplish this goal. He wants nothing more than to see The United States weakened and unable to project strength across the world. Brave Ukrainians have helped ensure that this will not happen anytime soon.
With US military assistance amounting only to a small fraction of our defense budget, Ukraine has destroyed nearly half of Russia's conventional military. What many national security leaders feared that Putin could break NATO with a march through the heart of Europe did not happen. For a whole year, Ukraine has shown us that supporting their fight is in our interest, that our assistance is money well spent. We have conducted rigorous oversight while also delivering effective weapons to our Ukrainian friends. We've sent a message of strength to Chairman Xi and the Chinese Communist Party as they consider holding our interest hostage abroad.
And we have readied long dormant production lines to make sure our military has the best equipment and munitions available, most of it made in America. Ukraine's courageous heroes have done us and the entire free world a noble service by defending their homeland. It is time we honor our promise and help arm them to win.
@SenatorWicker - Senator Roger Wicker
It was a great day to be in Ackerman for the unveiling of the new sign for Governor’s Park. Ackerman was the birthplace of two governors - Gov. Ray Mabus and JP Coleman. https://t.co/5gB1Bz8sNq
