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'Do What Israel Tells You!' - Graffiti On USAF Jet Suggests Troops Think War Isn't For America
'Do What Israel Tells You!' - Graffiti On USAF Jet Suggests Troops Think War Isn't For America
It only took two weeks of fighting forĀ a majority of polled Americans to conclude that the war on Iran benefits Israel more than the United States. If comments from a prominent, former Navy SEAL and graffiti written in the dust of a US Air Force jet in the Middle East are any indication, many American service members are convinced their participation in the war only serves the agenda of the State of Israel...
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Authored by Victoria Friedman via The Epoch Times,
The European Union will use $1.62 billion accumulated from interest on frozen Russian assets to support Ukraine, the union's executive branch has said.
European Commission President Ursula von der Leyen speaks during a news conference as part of the European Council meeting to discuss Ukraine, European defense, recent developments in the Middle East, competitiveness, housing, and migration, in Brussels, Belgium, on Oct. 23, 2025. Nicolas Tucat/AFP via Getty Images
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