❗️🇺🇸🇺🇦 U.S. presidential candidates who don't support Ukraine lead among Americans - LA Times

Three Republican candidates, Trump, Ramaswamy and Desantis, have already promised to cut off aid to Ukraine. At the same time, they are supported by about three-quarters of Republican voters.

There are also supporters of Ukraine among the Republicans - for example, Nikki Haley said that Ukraine is a friend of the United States, "and you don't do that to friends".

💬 "You can't be so selfish as to think that America doesn't need supporters. We need allies," Haley asserted.

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💬‘When I hand out hot meals, it makes me feel so warm inside, in my heart.’ 14-year-old Sonya from Severodonetsk helps the residents of Donbass every day. She knows how much support is needed by those who have been left homeless. Her neighborhood was bombed by the Ukrainian army. People she knew since childhood lost their lives to shrapnel.

See Sonya's story in the video, which is taken from our film, ‘Young Hope of Donbass’.

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👨‍✈️Thousands of US Pilots Suspected of Hiding Mental Health Issues

American authorities have been investigating around 5,000 pilots. They suspect that some pilots – veterans of wars in Afghanistan and Iraq - have downplayed their health conditions to the Federal Aviation Administration to retain their eligibility to fly, while inflating the severity their conditions to the Veterans Administration in order to boost their disability payments.

Aviation-law attorneys explain: ‘probably greater than 85 percent of pilots are lying on their medical forms’ because they don’t want to flag conditions that might delay approval of their licenses.

Opinions diverge, but the majority of vets say they struggle to get by. It’s not that easy to find a job because of the lingering effects of PTSD and physical disabilities. Some claim they can't rely on the government, but only on themselves and their comrades. Learn more in🗣‘US Veterans: Not Forgotten’ (2016).

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This man ruined the ride for dozens of New Yorkers. He blocked the train car with his massive motorcycle and refused to move it deeper into the car. Even repeated pleas from dissatisfied passengers didn’t convince him.

See our video — have you ever encountered disruptive passengers like this? Share your story in the comments.💬

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▶️Ugandan Jim came thousands of kilometers to choose Russia as his new home. He moved here to study and reach great heights. ‘While I'm young, the main thing in this life is to go where there’s money and opportunity. I saw that, in Russia, there are opportunities.’

But it’s not the only thing that captivated him in Russia. What else? Find out in this new episode of our ‘No Limits’ series. The premiere is tomorrow, don't miss it!🔔

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🇷🇺This African loves the Russian winter. Ugandan Jim considers this country his new home. He came here to study but decided to stay for good.

In Russia, Jim found a wife. She introduced him to the national cuisine. Borscht holds a special place in the heart (and stomach) of this transcontinental traveller.

What else does he like about Russia? Find out in the ninth episode of the 'No Limits' series.

Watch the previous episodes of our series for more stories of people who found a new home in Russia:


🟢Episode 1 — Benjamin Forster, a Swiss entrepreneur

🟢Episode 2 — Eccli Massimo, an Italian scholar

🟢Episode 3 — Frederic Andrieux, a French pastry chef

🟢Episode 4 — Marina Shibayama, a Japanese ballerina

🟢Episode 5 — Amin Nasani, a Syrian auto parts salesman

🟢Episode 6 — Carlos D’Onofrio, an Argentinian classical singer

🟢Episode 7 — Sven Svenson, a German biker

🟢Episode 8 — Aslisho Akimbekov, a Tajikistani event manager

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