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Followers

945.2K

Posts

142.2K

Following

1.9K

Account age

17 yrs

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📊 Post performance

📊 Activity & format

Posting cadence

0.05 / week

A lower-frequency account — each post lands with more weight.

Content mix

Mostly text

Recent: 0 video · 0 image · 18 text.

Follower / following

501×

Follows 1.9K back. A strong ratio — an audience that follows them, not a follow-for-follow network.

Verification

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🔥 Top post Putin’s regime is living on borrowed time—and if the West holds firm, the Russian leader’s hold on power will likely collapse in the near future, write @Kasparov63 and @mbk_center. 696.5K❤ 8.3K🔁 2.2K

Our July/August 2026 issue is now available online. Start reading here: 40K❤ 58🔁 83 “Allowing Russia to defeat Ukraine would cost the United States about seven times more than preventing a Russian victory,” writes Elaine McCusker. “Aiding Ukraine, then, is clearly the right financial decision.” 189.5K❤ 3.3K🔁 1.6K “To be blunt: for much of the world, it appears that Washington doesn’t value the lives of Palestinian children as much as it values the lives of Israelis or Ukrainians.” 524.8K❤ 2.2K🔁 925 “Whatever the price of helping Ukraine is, it’s cheaper than fixing the world if Ukraine doesn’t win.” Listen to the latest episode of “The Foreign Affairs Interview,” featuring a conversation with Ukrainian Minister of Foreign Affairs @D… 261K❤ 1.9K🔁 637 It is time for Ukraine’s partners to part with their halfhearted strategy of support—and pivot to an offensive approach that provides Kyiv with the weapons necessary to gain the upper hand on the battlefield, argues @n_roettgen. 66.1K❤ 1K🔁 311 A new survey conducted by @ArabBarometer’s @AmaneyJamal and @mdhrobbins shortly before Hamas’s October 7 attack indicated that Gazans desire political change—and that, by and large, Gazans did not share Hamas’s goal of eliminating the stat… 11.9K❤ 30🔁 24 .@AVindman argues that Washington should help Kyiv bring the war with Russia to a swift and decisive end—and explains how preparing to retake Crimea will create an opening for diplomatic talks with Moscow. 114.5K❤ 1.2K🔁 283 It is not the collapse of Putin’s regime that Washington should fear—but the regime’s continued survival, write @Kasparov63 and @mbk_center. 84.6K❤ 966🔁 231 “Resistance to Russia—and rejection of the kinds of distasteful compromises that might bring the war to a swift end—should also be understood as evidence of the abiding power of ideals and principles in geopolitics.” ❤ 968🔁 173 Washington can and should do more to ensure a Ukrainian victory, writes @AVindman. First, it must abandon the hope for a stable relationship with Russia—and discard the desire to see Ukraine compromise for the sake of a negotiated peace. ❤ 1.2K🔁 298 The risk that a Ukrainian victory would lead to dangerous Russian retaliation is overblown, writes @AVindman. The risks of a Russian victory are far greater—and would entail irreversible damage to the liberal order, security norms, and glo… ❤ 926🔁 242

💡 Facts

🗓️Joined X in 2009 — 17 years ago.

👁️Averages 114.5K views per post.

📤Posts about 0.1× per week.

💬0.23% engagement rate.

🏅Earned the 100K Followers for passing 100K followers.

🕵️ Fake follower check

Estimated

46/100

Fair Credibility score

69%

Mixed Real audience

Medium Fake-follower risk

High Data confidence

Est. 69% real, active audience · Medium fake-follower risk.
Low engagement (~0.1× of followers engage each post) — a sign of an inflated or inactive audience.
Organic base — far more followers than accounts it follows.
Verified account.
Established account (17+ years old).
0.23% engagement — below the ~2.2% typical for this size.

Heuristic estimate from engagement, follower ratios, account age & growth — a screening signal, not a guarantee.

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