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Uphold Ukraine's sovereignty, no Russian appeasement

To: Sen. Scott, Sen. Moody, Rep. Castor

From: A constituent in Saint Petersburg, FL

February 28, 2025

As your constituent, I urge you to take firm action in supporting Ukraine against Russian aggression and preserving its sovereignty and territorial integrity. The Trump administration's exclusion of Ukraine from peace negotiations and threats to force it to cede territory to Russia are deeply concerning. Ukraine is a democratic ally that has made immense sacrifices defending itself from an unjustified invasion that violates international law. Allowing Russia to annex Ukrainian land through force would set a dangerous precedent that puts global security at risk. We must stand firmly beside Ukraine in seeking a peace that respects its internationally recognized borders and upholds its right to self-determination, including its choice to pursue NATO membership. Abandoning Ukraine to Russian demands would undermine American credibility, weaken our alliances, and embolden further acts of aggression by hostile powers. Ukraine's freedom and democracy are at stake, along with the principles of national sovereignty and territorial integrity that undergird the international order. I implore you to use the full force of Congress's oversight powers and legislative authorities to prevent any appeasement of Russia's unlawful invasion. Demand Ukraine's inclusion in peace talks as an equal party and reject any proposal that legitimizes Russia's attempted conquest through force. Our support for Ukraine is a moral imperative and directly tied to upholding American values and national interests abroad. Thank you for your consideration on this grave matter.

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