Lyn Frans
As the war in Ukraine continues, President Joe Biden’s approach to Russia is becoming increasingly clear: he is determined to not just destroy Vladimir Putin but to effectively dismantle his regime.
This unwavering commitment to supporting Ukraine with virtually everything he needs,raises questions about why Biden is so obsessed on pursuing this course of destroying Russia with obvious target on Vladimir Putin and what it means for the future of global stability.
Biden’s strategy seems to be a deliberate effort to not just weaken Russia over time but to also destroy the perceived friendship between President -Elect Donald Trump and Vladimir Putin. Again,by providing Ukraine with long range missiles and further promising anti -personal land mines,a move with the intent to slow Russian troops from invading Ukraine territory. This,is not just supporting a beleaguered ally; but rather a strategy actively working to degrade Russia’s military capabilities.
This calculated strategy of Biden only exposes the double standards the US is playing,positioning their stands of not wanting the war between Russia and Ukraine to ever end.
One thing is for sure that the determination to prolong the conflict raises significant concerns. Each day of fighting translates into more suffering for innocent civilians, and this reality cannot be brushed aside.
There’s also the looming risk of escalation. With NATO countries providing military support, the potential for misinterpretation or miscalculation increases.
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An expanded conflict could pull in more nations, leading to a situation that spirals out of control and poses a threat to global peace. While Biden aims to weaken Russia, there’s a real danger that his strategy could create a far more volatile situation.
As the conflict unfolds, it is crucial for Biden to balance his aggressive strategy with a commitment to diplomacy and humanitarian concerns.The stakes are high, and how Biden navigates this complex landscape will define not only his tenure as president but the future of international relations for years to come.
