US National Security Advisor Jake Sullivan said Sunday that the outgoing Biden administration is planning a “massive surge” of weapons to Ukraine in the seven weeks until the next administration takes office.
There are always hopes — so far proven unfounded — that in a second term an American president will be kinder to the Arabs.
Like many of American Thinker’s devoted readers, I voted for Donald J. Trump all three times he has been a presidential candidate.
On November 21, just two days after Ukraine acted for the first time on U.S. permission to fire Western supplied long-range missiles deeper into Russia, Russia launched a missile attack on a military base in the Ukrainian city of Dnipro. The base houses the missile and space company Pivdenmash, which produces missiles, rockets, satellites and engines.
The New York Times reported US and European officials discussed the idea.
US Marines with missile systems will be sent across the Ryukyu Islands.
In a 1977 release, the Talking Heads included a lyric in one of their songs that somehow foresaw the approach to be employed by White House press secretary Karine Jean-Pierre (KJP): “You’re talking a lot, but you’re not saying anything.”
After a history of U.S. bullying and humiliation — from a broken promise not to expand NATO to deceit over Minsk — it can’t be assumed Moscow is bluffing when it warns of nuclear war.
The 2020 Presidential election shared a problem with the 1998 MLB home run race: the winning candidate did too well. In 1998, steroid juicer Mark McGwire broke Roger Maris’s home run record by nine home runs or roughly 15 percent.
The government of Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu carpet bombed Beirut and its southern suburbs on Tuesday, moments after US President Joe Biden announced a ceasefire between the Zionist regime and Hezbollah in Lebanon.
When the Soviet Union dissolved in late 1991, the world seemed poised for a new, more peaceful era no longer haunted by the fear of a nuclear Armageddon.
On Thursday, the International Criminal Court (ICC) formally charged Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu and Defense Secretary Yoav Gallant with war crimes and crimes against humanity in the Israeli genocide in Gaza.
The former British prime minister played a key role in sabotaging peace talks in the early days of the conflict.
The Russian leader suggested such strikes could happen in response to Ukraine firing Western missiles into Russia.
The pressure from the US comes as polling shows the majority of Ukrainians want peace talks to end the war.
Is President Joe Biden out to start a war? Or are his shadow warmongers Anthony Blinken and Jake Sullivan responsible? War can potentially explode regardless of who pulled the pin on the grenade.
Israel has responded to last week’s arrest warrants by the International Criminal Court against Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu and former Defense Minister Yoav Gallant by intensifying its rampage throughout the Middle East.
This week, the US and UK authorized the use of NATO long-range weapons deep inside Russia, crossing a “red line” that Russian officials said would lead to military retaliation, including the potential use of nuclear weapons.
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