Maga influencer Laura Loomer reverses course on Ukraine after Kyiv visit
Laura Loomer, a far-right US blogger who has previously amplified Moscow’s propaganda to her millions of followers, visited a McDonald’s in Kyiv that has been hit by Russian strikes. Photograph: @LaraLoomerView image in fullscreenLaura Loomer, a far-right US blogger who has previously amplified Moscow’s propaganda to her millions of followers, visited a McDonald’s in Kyiv that has been hit by Russian strikes. “Just experienced my first air raid in Ukraine.
- ▪Laura Loomer, a far-right US blogger who has previously amplified Moscow’s propaganda to her millions of followers, visited a McDonald’s in Kyiv that has been hit by Russian strikes.
- ▪Photograph: @LaraLoomerView image in fullscreenLaura Loomer, a far-right US blogger who has previously amplified Moscow’s propaganda to her millions of followers, visited a McDonald’s in Kyiv that has been hit by Russian strikes.
- ▪“Just experienced my first air raid in Ukraine.
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Laura Loomer, a far-right US blogger who has previously amplified Moscow’s propaganda to her millions of followers, visited a McDonald’s in Kyiv that has been hit by Russian strikes. Photograph: @LaraLoomerView image in fullscreenLaura Loomer, a far-right US blogger who has previously amplified Moscow’s propaganda to her millions of followers, visited a McDonald’s in Kyiv that has been hit by Russian strikes. Photograph: @LaraLoomerTrump administrationMaga influencer Laura Loomer reverses course on Ukraine after Kyiv visitRightwing provocateur meets Volodymyr Zelenskyy, who says he expects talks with Donald Trump in Washington next weekLuke Harding in Kyiv and agencies Fri 24 Jul 2026 08.30 EDTSharePrefer the Guardian on GoogleVolodymyr Zelenskyy will meet Donald Trump in Washington next…
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