→ The Economist: Russian Attacks Aim to Make Kharkiv Uninhabitable ∞

The recent escalation of Russian strikes against Kharkiv aims to turn the city into a “grey zone,” uninhabitable for civilians, The Economist wrote on April 7, citing undisclosed Ukrainian military sources.

Additional tweets from today are below…

In 2022 they watched how russians were erasing Mariupol from the surface of the earth.
Two years later they are watching how russians erase Kharkiv and Sumy.

And do nothing to stop it.

I will never forgive that.

— A n n a (@tweet4anna) April 8, 2024

Amazing to see the Food Train in action in Kharkiv! Missile and drone attacks have increased here—and many residents & internal refugees are without electricity to cook. Chef Michael and the Food Train team are producing nearly 10,000 meals per day for them. 🚂🍲 pic.twitter.com/Mc7HbqOdsF

— Nate Mook (@natemook) April 7, 2024

Russians are completely destroying the city of Kharkiv and the people in it with missles and drones, just total genocide operation while the world looks the other way.
pic.twitter.com/Lb8r02DwAQ

— Jay in Kyiv (@JayinKyiv) April 6, 2024

→ US Senator Graham in Kyiv: If you want aid to Ukraine, you had better start talking to American taxpayers ∞

“I want the Russians not only to see the aid coming this spring, but we have come up with a model to make it more sustainable for the Ukrainian people,” the senator said.

“You are going through hell. I want to help you. We have problems at home, too. I am trying to make this a win-win. I am going to the Mideast to say the same thing,” he added.

Graham expressed full support for Ukraine on its path in attempts to join NATO and said that he wanted to provide Ukraine with as much weaponry as possible to achieve “a qualitative advantage on the battlefield.”

In related news: Zelensky says it is ‘Critically Important’ for US to approve aid soon.