Hostile Drone Intrusion and Rocket Alerts once again in Northern Israel on the Border with Lebanon. pic.twitter.com/pBNvZwOGAS
— OSINTdefender (@sentdefender) April 22, 2024
Day: April 22, 2024
Yes, Gubad Ibadoghlu deserves full freedom. Magnitsky sanctions should be imposed on Aliyev and his officials https://t.co/Tj4IRK5thO
— Emin Bred (@emin_bred) April 22, 2024
A sailor from the Japan-based USS Higgins (DDG-76) betrayed trust, passing classified intel to a foreign spy- the shadow of espionage looms as May 7 marks his day of reckoning before a military judge. #Espionage #Military #Justice #SecurityBreachhttps://t.co/kMuY3gJm5K
— Robert Morton (@Robert4787) April 22, 2024
SUBSCRIBER+ EXCLUSIVE REPORTING — Ukrainians greeted Saturday’s long-awaited House passage of $60.8 billion in aid with justifiable jubilation. For months, their soldiers, civilians, and political and military leaders had endured the practical, life-and-death impact of a shortage of ammunition and other essential weapons – as well as the psychological pain that came with thinking their greatest ally had abandoned them.
Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelensky wrote on his Telegram channel that the U.S. aid package “will keep the war from expanding, save thousands and thousands of lives, and help both of our nations become stronger.”
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