Ukraine after a missile strike
Biden Gives Ukraine the Power to Strike Russia with U.S Provided Missiles
(Link listed at the end of the article is from the Whitehouse Oversight Committee, regarding the ongoing Biden investigation, accepting money bribes from foreign countries, including Ukraine. Read the timeline at the bottom of the investigation, from 2009-2024)
US Policy Shift on Ukraine and its Implications
President Biden has recently authorized Ukraine to utilize US-supplied Army Tactical Missile Systems (ATACMS) for long-range strikes against Russia. This policy change has come just ahead of the G20 summit. The decision allows Ukraine to launch missiles that can travel up to 190 miles, enhancing its military capabilities significantly.
Details of ATACMS Approval for Ukraine
The US has lifted restrictions on the use of ATACMS, enabling Ukraine to target deeper into Russian territory. Officials indicate that Ukraine is preparing to execute its first attacks using these missiles shortly. This would be in response to North Korea joining forces with Russia.
The deployment of North Korean ground troops has raised alarms among US and UK officials, suggesting a potential escalation of the conflict. The situation calls for heightened support for Ukraine, which is now a priority at the upcoming G20 summit.
So far, the Biden administration has backed Ukraine and has provided more than $56.2 billion to Ukraine and the “war efforts”. Again, Biden has provided not millions, but billions towards Ukraine.
Trump Administration’s Potential Stance on Ukraine Support
Potential support from a future Trump administration remains uncertain, with his son criticizing Biden’s new policy. Donald Trump Jr. expressed concerns about escalating tensions, suggesting that the military complex is pushing for broader conflict.
Trump Jr was quoted stating on the X website, “The Military Industrial Complex seems to want to make sure they get World War 3 going before my father has a chance to create peace and save lives…”
UK Prime Minister’s Position on Talks with Russia
The UK Prime Minister has stated he has no intentions of engaging in talks with President Putin during the G20 summit. With Putin absent and the Russian foreign minister attending instead, discussions center on support for Ukraine.
Summary of the G20 Summit’s Focus on Ukraine
The G20 summit will place a strong emphasis on reinforcing support for Ukraine amidst ongoing Russian aggression.
Just before the summit, Russia conducted a large-scale attack against Ukraine, launching 120 missiles and 90 drones. This assault not only resulted in civilian casualties but also targeted critical energy infrastructure.
The fact that Biden is providing U.S long range defense missiles months before his transition of power seems like it should be examined. What is the Biden administration’s goal when providing these missiles to Ukraine?
Do Biden’s actions show involvement with Ukraine beyond the war?
Below, the link is provided to an ongoing White House investigation against Biden for receiving money bribes from several foreign countries, the list includes China, Romaninia, Russia and Kazakhstan. $6.5 million is just from Ukraine. See more here.
Here is the link to the ongoing investigation, it lists all of Biden ties to receiving money bribes from various countries and the amounts-
Whitehouse Ongoing Investigation Against Biden
Video Summary of Biden authorizing Ukraine U.S missiles, courtesy of YouTube
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