Biden’s Ukraine Missile Policy Shift: Trump Win & North Korean Troops
Biden’s shift on missile policy for Ukraine is a complex issue, seemingly driven by a confluence of factors rather than a single, easily defined cause. The headline suggesting a direct causal link between North Korean troops in Kursk, a Trump election victory, and the policy shift feels overly simplistic, bordering on misleading.
The presence of foreign troops, even those from North Korea operating within Russia’s borders, necessitates a strategic response. If Russia utilizes foreign soldiers within its military actions in Ukraine, it logically opens the door for Ukraine to seek similar support, potentially including advanced weaponry. This scenario suggests that the shift towards providing more advanced missiles might not be solely dependent on the outcome of the US elections.… Continue reading
Matt Underwood