Ukrainian Member of Parliament Doesn't
Hold Back About Biden's SOTU Address
Posted By: pensom2, 3/2/2022 3:52:10 PM
Ukraine appears to be feeling some of that frustration that we have felt with Joe Biden with his general failure to be effective on virtually anything. Ukraine is under huge assault from Russia, with a convoy bearing down on the capital city of Kyiv. Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelensky said he hoped that Joe Biden could say something “useful.” But Ukrainian Member of Parliament Oleksandra Ustinova said this morning on NBC’s “Today” that Biden’s speech was “a total disappointment. Today, the whole world is watching Ukrainians being executed. I cannot name it the other way around.”
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for COVID and Ukraine – Where Will This
Money Really Go? 29 replies
for COVID and Ukraine – Where Will This
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The video is compelling. This earnest young mother and member of Ukrain's parliament pleads for the world to protect her country from Putin.