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Joe Wilson stresses military support for Ukraine amid diplomatic talks with Russia

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Rep. Joe Wilson U.S. Representative for South Carolina's 2nd District | Official Website

Rep. Joe Wilson U.S. Representative for South Carolina's 2nd District | Official Website

Joe Wilson, a long-serving member of the U.S. Congress representing South Carolina's 2nd district, shared his perspectives on Russia and its leader, Vladimir Putin, through a series of tweets on February 17, 2025. Wilson has been vocal about his stance on international relations and defense strategies.

In a tweet posted at 06:25 UTC, "There is no problem in talking to Russia as long as we keep in mind the only language War Criminal Putin understands is more and better weapons to Ukraine." Wilson emphasized the importance of maintaining strong military support for Ukraine while engaging with Russia diplomatically.

Later that day at 09:37 UTC, he expressed relief over developments in Syria by stating "Grateful that War Criminal Putin will be fully removed from Syria. Russian presence means chaos and cruelty. This is a big win for stability and freedom in the Middle East and limits Russia’s ability to wreak havoc in Africa." He highlighted the significance of reducing Russian influence in these regions.

At 15:04 UTC, Wilson reiterated concerns about Russian interference globally with another tweet: "War Criminal Putin uses terrorism, sabotage, election interference, and the mass dissemination of malicious lies to sow chaos and install dictatorial puppets throughout the world. We must get serious to counter Russia. Peace through Strength" This statement underscores his call for vigilance against what he describes as Russian aggression.

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