Posted on 07/28/2026 6:10:58 PM PDT by Engraved-on-His-hands
Ukrainian and US Presidents Volodymyr Zelenskyy and Donald Trump discussed the production of Patriot air defense systems during their meeting and also revived the negotiation track, according to an informed source.
"The meeting was very positive, no less than 8 out of 10. The highest priority was securing licenses for Patriot production; other areas are also being worked on. We managed to revive the negotiation track," the source said.
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They do everything we didn’t want and didn’t vote for. They hand out money and weapons to every freaking foreign parasite but nothing the American people want. Promises broken.
America First has become a joke.
Putin is on the ropes, so this is the hour to increase pressure on this tyrant and bring an honorable peace with liberty to as much of Ukraine as can be restored.
Not to those who have been paying attention.
During his first term Trump was sending them weapons and GIs to train them to kill Russians, at least by his second term you knew not to vote for him if you were against it.
I recall one of the talking points on this war was that it supported American jobs. I suppose the MIC will still get licensing fees, who pays for those?
Yes licensed, probably paid for by the nations opposing the invasion, or at least until Ukraine can make enough to sell.
Terrible. So terrible.
Ukraine going after wheat producers now? Russia better surrender.
NOTE TO SELF: Never wear a tie to a Trump meeting.
Caviar for ze Putin.
I can see you haven’t been paying attention. So who are you talking about? LOL
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