Antiwar News With Dave DeCamp 3/12/25: US Resumes Military Aid, Intel Sharing for Ukraine, Israeli Airstrike Kills 4 in Gaza, and More
Mar 12, 2025
U.S. military aid and intelligence support to Ukraine resumes amidst ongoing tensions. A major drone strike in Russian territory highlights the escalating conflict. In Gaza, Israeli airstrikes result in civilian casualties, further complicating the volatile situation. The podcast dives into the implications of free speech in the U.S. against the backdrop of military actions overseas. With rising tensions in the region, the discussion covers the intricate geopolitical relationships at play, including responses from Iran and Lebanon.
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US Aid Resumption
- The U.S. resumed military aid and intelligence sharing with Ukraine after Ukraine signaled openness to a 30-day ceasefire.
- Russia's acceptance is crucial, and their response will determine the war's trajectory.
Ukraine Drone Attack
- Despite peace talks, Ukraine launched a massive drone attack on Russia, targeting the Drozba oil pipeline to Hungary.
- Hungary condemned the attacks, highlighting its reliance on the pipeline for oil and its non-involvement in the war.
Gaza Airstrike
- An Israeli airstrike killed four Palestinians in Gaza, with Israel claiming they were terrorists but offering no evidence.
- Since the ceasefire, Israel has killed over 100 Palestinians in Gaza, violated the ceasefire, and imposed a blockade.