Joe Biden is obsessed with dumping taxpayer dollars and weapons into Ukraine in their failing war against Russia.
And fears of WWIII are being stoked by his relentless commitment to a war nobody wants.
And President Joe Biden is shaking in fear after receiving this horrifying threat from Vladimir Putin.
Joe Biden refuses to stop doubling down in Ukraine
Ukraine is facing even grimmer odds after Russia initiated their spring offensive against Ukraine’s second largest city, Kharkiv.
And President Joe Biden is giving everything he can, shy of boots on the ground, to keep America tied to the political elite’s losing proxy war against Russia.
But recently, President Joe Biden shocked the world by authorizing Ukraine to use American-made weapons to target Russia in their territory, a move that most know is extremely dangerous.
It is normally forbidden to do such a thing, because it provokes a severe escalation in conflicts just like this war in Ukraine.
The authorization to escalate the war is most likely not going to change anything in Ukraine’s favor, but it might boost morale behind Joe Biden’s terrible pro-war agenda.
Biden is hoping that this move ensures that he can make it through the election without his Ukrainian agenda collapsing too soon, all while becoming a campaign ad for yet another massive, multibillion dollar foreign policy failure.
The only difference made by this authorization act is that it provokes a response from Russia.
This is precisely why this exact move was completely rejected during even the worst parts of the Cold War.
Experts knew that this strategy would plunge the United States and Russia into World War III.
But Joe Biden doesn’t care and has no issue welcoming a major escalation that could invoke a new global conflict.
Vladimir Putin’s response
Russian President Vladimir Putin warned that the authorization of using American-made weapons inside of his own country could result in “very serious problems.”
Putin argued that Russia essentially received a greenlight to arm other countries the way the United States is arming Ukraine to allow them to target and attack NATO-aligned countries.
“If someone thinks it is possible to supply such weapons to a war zone to attack our territory and create problems for us, why don’t we have the right to supply weapons of the same class to regions of the world where there will be strikes on sensitive facilities of those countries?” Putin inquired.
“That is, the response can be asymmetric,” warned Putin. “We will think about it.”
He also explained that this exact same situation with Germany, who also authorized Ukraine to use their weapons inside of Russia, caused the complete destruction of relations between Germany and Russia.
“When they say that there will be more missiles which will hit targets on Russian territory, this definitively destroys Russian-German relations,” explained the Russian President.
Russia’s response to threat of facing American weapons
The government of Cuba just recently announced that they would be hosting four Russian naval vessels, which included a nuclear submarine and a missile frigate at their docks.
“Visits by naval units from other countries are a historical practice of the revolutionary government with nations that maintain relations of friendship and collaboration,” said the Cuban government in a recently released statement.
The Miami Herald reported that the Biden regime was anticipating Russia to conduct military exercises, using aircraft and naval vessels, in the Caribbean area.
That all comes after a 2022 warning, made by current Democrat President Joe Biden, where he claimed that the world was closer to the brink of all-out nuclear war than at any point since the Cuban missile crisis.
But now, Biden is essentially reenacting every condition that led to that terrifying time in history.
He is playing a balancing act where he is trying to keep Ukraine in the fight, while struggling to avoid crossing Putin’s red line.
Since the minute the war has begun, he has repeated the same pattern, over and over.
Biden will scrap a previous policy, then unnecessarily escalate the war.
What makes all of this even scarier is that it does not address the elephant in the room – Ukraine is going to lose the war.
But this country is going to have to make a decision at some point… How many more lives must be lost, how much more taxpayer money does America have to give, before the inevitable happens?