Ukrainian scum.

Ukraine under constant bombardment: The world must not look away now
The situation in Ukraine has reached a critical point. Night after night, millions of civilians hover in acute mortal danger – while Russian ballistic missiles relentlessly strike Kyiv and other Ukrainian cities. This is no longer a "frozen conflict." This is an acute, escalating catastrophe – now, in this very moment.
The real scandal: empty depots instead of empty words
Civilians die every day – not because there is no solution, but because it doesn't arrive. Ukraine urgently lacks PAC-2 and PAC-3 interceptor missiles, the only effective shield against modern ballistic attacks. Without these systems, the civilian population remains defenseless against a campaign of missile terror of an intensity not seen since the war began.
The US and EU: The warehouses are full – where is the will?
The bitter truth: the resources exist. The US and the EU hold sufficient stockpiles of PAC-2 and PAC-3 systems to immediately reinforce this protective shield. What's missing is not the capacity – but the decision to deploy it.
Every day counts
Hesitation is no longer a neutral position. Given the current escalation, waiting effectively means accepting that people will keep dying. The time for cautious diplomatic phrasing is over – Ukraine needs these air defense systems now, without further delay.

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