“This is evil," he added. 

"You gotta say, we love America, we appreciate America [...] But instead he [Zelensky] said, ‘I want 300 billion [dollars] in reparations from Russia. I want them off my land, I want all the land, really, all the land, and reparations, and security guarantees.’ The answer was, it's just way too far,” Howard Lutnick stressed.

“These metal shelters saved most of them. They had just enough oxygen to hold on until we got them out," a senior rescue official said.

“Should American tariffs come into effect tonight, Canada will, effective 12:01 a.m. EST tomorrow, respond with 25 percent tariffs against $155 billion of American goods,” the statement read.

“We ask you to drop all sanctions against RT, Sputnik and TV Novosti and allow the public square to remain free for all voices, all journalists and all points of view,” Ben Swann pointed out in an open letter.

"They threw him out of the White House window with a kick. But this means much more than just some inadequate behavior of a junkie," explains political philosopher Alexander Dugin.

“Zelensky, for some reason, wants this war to keep going […] and is going to play hardball. But you know what? He's not even in the game,” the senator emphasized.