Zelensky lashes out at Trump after claiming
US president does not have a plan to end
the war in Ukraine
Posted By: Moritz55, 2/14/2025 5:27:56 PM
Russia is preparing to attack Nato states next year and Donald Trump does not have a plan to end the war in Ukraine, Volodymyr Zelensky warned yesterday. The Ukrainian leader led a backlash against the White House alongside Sir Keir Starmer over concessions the US President made as part of a proposed Ukraine-Russia peace deal. His comments came after it emerged that on Wednesday Mr Trump had spoken to Russian president Vladimir Putin for an hour and a half about the conflict, sparking horror.
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HORROR: Transgender Illegal Alien Arrested
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in New York For Raping Child in Public Bathroom 14 replies
A transgender (biological male) illegal alien was arrested for raping a child in a public bathroom in New York on Saturday.
Nicol Suarez, an illegal from Colombia, allegedly stalked the 14-year-old boy before following him into a public restroom in East Harlem and sexually assaulting him.
The child victim ran out of the restroom and flagged down a witness.
According to The New York Post, Suarez was wanted in Massachusetts and New Jersey for unknown crimes.
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Not his smoothest move!