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McCarthy also said the president-elect could deal with the war in Ukraine, repeating a Trump argument that Russian President Vladimir Putin didn’t invade during his first administration.

In Trump’s case, the plan amounts to letting Israel bomb, invade, and occupy—“whatever it takes,” as the president-elect later said.

From Slate

He said the UK should work with the US to secure Ukraine's freedom and its borders to ensure Russia "can't invade again".

From BBC

The 7 October attack saw hundreds of Hamas gunmen from Gaza invade southern Israel.

From BBC

Speaking with Tucker Carlson, an ex-Fox News anchor who recently interviewed a Holocaust denier and claimed that he was physically attacked by a “demon” — such is the state of American conservatism — Trump lambasted former Rep. Liz Cheney, R-Wyo., as a “deranged person” who only dislikes him because, in his telling, he’s reluctant to invade other countries.

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