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How Tulsi Gabbard became a favorite of Russia’s state media.

In 2017, when she was still a Democratic member of Congress, Tulsi Gabbard traveled to Syria and met the country’s authoritarian president, Bashar al-Assad. She also accused the United States of supporting terrorists there.

The day after Vladimir V. Putin began a full-scale invasion of Ukraine in 2022, Ms. Gabbard blamed the United States and NATO for provoking the war by ignoring Russia’s security concerns.

https://www.nytimes.com/live/2024/11/18/us/trump-n...

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The day after Vladimir V. Putin began a full-scale invasion of Ukraine in 2022, Ms. Gabbard blamed the United States and NATO for provoking the war by ignoring Russia’s security concerns. - ges

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Putin does have some legitimate security concerns that will be problematic for any deal Trump attempts. Tulsi is right. The issue is just not swapping occupied territory and calling it a day. I heard a General explain a while back on the network that shall not be named, how a ground war would unfold in that theater. One thing, Ukraine joining NATO creates a hot border whereas a neutral Ukraine provides a buffer. I don't have advice for Trump or Putin on the matter, just saying other issues exist.

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