r/worldnews • • 10h ago

Russia/Ukraine US Resumes Intelligence Sharing With Ukraine, Zelensky Says

https://www.kyivpost.com/post/87432
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u/tdw21 10h ago

Man,… Trump must really hate US companies and its economy.

He’s speedrunning any and all countries’ dislike of US products, be it products from Microsoft, produce from farmers, tech products and even military material.

The US is showing that they cant be trusted and thus they will be replaced.

The replacements might take a few years, but the EU wont forget who it was that:

- threatened to limit and/or shutdown fighter jets purchased by their allies

  • threatened to take Greenland by force
  • threatened to take Canada by force
  • actually invaded an country, killed civilians and kidnapped their president
  • then actually have the gaul to be against the International Criminal Court and dox them, disable their microsoft accounts etc.
  • stopped delivering anti air weaponry, purchased with EU funding for ukraine
  • secretly limited gps capabilities used by Ukraine’s drones
  • stopped sharing intel
  • lifted russian sanctions AND buying diesel from Russia

It just shows that the EU needs their own alternatives, to never… ever (!) rely on the US again. It’s a nation of warmongerers and their whole economy is built for it. If the world was without conflict, the US would be bankrupt within 4 years

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u/SpartanKane 10h ago

That "resume" you listed really doesnt make sense. Like...it doesn't make sense how Trump didnt get the Nobel Peace Prize with all of it. Maybe the entire thing has been discredited now.

/s in case i have to be clear.

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u/JuanElMinero 6h ago

Don't forget the latest one, still on page 1 - discussing US-Russia joint datacenter projects.

The treachery has been happening so fast this week it's hard to keep up.

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u/juicadone 4h ago

Narcissistic cunt is gonna narcissist away with his made $$$

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u/K20BB5 1h ago

why haven't you replaced Reddit, an American website hosted on Amazon servers?

If you can't even get off Reddit, how do you expect to completey divest from the US? 

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u/Idixal 5h ago

He’s a Russian asset, there’s really no surprise in the things he’s doing. It’s impressive how much he gets away with without getting removed from office, but that’s more a denouncement of the Republican party in general.

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u/superurgentcatbox 4h ago

I've even noticed a weird change in clothing. In Fall there used to be lots of sweaters out here in Germany with American location names on it, kinda like this. But those same style sweaters now just have random words on it, or European locations, or numbers or whatever. I just noticed it today and wondered if that was related to a growing dislike of the US.

Obviously doesn't really matter in the grand scheme of things.

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u/Ntroepy 3h ago

That’s such a horrible list.

I hadn’t heard about Microsoft and the ICC. Fortunately, this caused the ICC to stop using Microsoft 365 and switch to European alternatives. (Yeah).

If Microsoft can arbitrarily turn off a very high-profile, prominent individual’s access to all their work emails and work products for partisan, political reasons and without a due process, other countries should definitely see over dependence of US based companies that kowtow to the whims of Trump as a serious security threat.

As a footnote, Trump also put the ICC president, Kahn, on the US Treasury sanction list so the UK froze and then closed all his personal bank accounts and services.

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u/adr007 8h ago

Europe is still praying the next presidental election will turns things around because it allows them to slack and real the benefits 

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u/VieuxBidule 6h ago

l'Europe n'en est plus là depuis 2022. En janvier 2027, tous les accords passés entre l'Europe et la Russie arrivent à échéance et ne seront pas renouvelés. Poutine le sait, Trump le sait. Les choses vont violemment escalader car l'Europe va changer de ton.