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Meadows says Putin now thinks there’s an ‘open door’ for him to do what he wants

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11 months ago

June 17, 2021

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Rep. Jim Jordan (R-OH) and former White House Chief of Staff Mark Meadows appeared on Hannity Wednesday to break down President Biden’s recent meeting with Russian President Vladimir Putin. Meadows accused Biden of “throw[ing] down the white surrender flag when traveling abroad.”

Host Sean Hannity asked Meadows to share his opinion about what Putin thought of the meeting.

“He is thinking it is a new day for him,” Meadows said, “an open door, basically, for him to do what he wants to do.”

Meanwhile, “He didn’t get that kind of response from President Trump, I can tell you,” Meadow said. “It was always firm, it was always America first. And candidly, that is not the message that Putin got tonight, and it is a sad day for the American people when we throw down the white surrender flag when traveling abroad.”

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International

VIDEO: Russia Moving Missiles Towards Finland Border

Published

2 weeks ago

May 16, 2022

Sara Carter Staff

Putin has said in recent years that Finland is considered friendly so long as they do not join NATO. Finland’s President Sauli Niinistö confirmed Sunday he has applied for NATO membership.

MetroUK tweeted chilling video and reported the following:

Russia has started moving nuclear-capable missiles towards its border with Finland hours after Moscow vowed not to tolerate Helsinki’s plans to join Nato.

The Kremlin issued a chilling warning that plans for both Finland and Sweden to sign up to the Atlantic alliance were a ‘grave mistake with far reaching consequences’.

Russian deputy foreign minister, Sergei Ryabkov, said: ‘They should have no illusions that we will simply put up with it,’ and insisted ‘the general level of military tension will rise’.

BREAKING: Russia moves nuclear missiles towards Finland border in backlash over Nato bid. https://t.co/fgzgXnwjqK

— Metro (@MetroUK) May 16, 2022

The video was reportedly taken on a road leading to Vyborg, around 24 miles from the Finnish border, showing the deployment of mobile Iskander missiles.

“Seven launchers are thought to be en route according to commentary on a dash cam video broadcast by Russian media.”

A person on the video can be heard saying: ‘As soon as the president of Finland said they were joining Nato, a whole division of Iskanders, seven of them is moving towards Vyborg.

‘Looks like a new military unit is about to be formed in Vyborg or the region.’