U.S. Soldiers on Altis, Greece; training for possible hostilities in the region.
In recent months, President Biden has taken an increasingly aggressive tone against the Russian Invasion of Ukraine. With the defeat of Donald Trump in the 2024 Presidential election and uncovering of Russian meddling in the very same, the President has stated the greatest threat to the United states is Russian aggression.
Speaking before congress, he signed an executive order that would quadruple both funding and munition allocation for Ukraine in its fight against Vladimir Putin’s illegal invasion. Most notable was the transfer of large numbers of top of the line equipment, requiring the deployment of American advisors to assist in the operation of said equipment. This has led to a large outburst from the Russian Federation, calling this a hair short of all out war between Russia and the United states.
A Ukrainian volunteer equipped with the new American Aid Package.
President Biden has yet to respond to the outburst from Russia, but with the trial of Donald Trump in full swing, and recent evidence by the FBI on his collusion with Russian agents, it’s become apparent that the United states will be taking a more active role in defending Europe from Russian aggression in the foreseeable future.
We will keep this story updated as more information comes to light. AAN News reporting.