Joe Biden makes unconstitutional war move just before Trump takes office

President Biden is apparently drunk on power. He is not going away quietly.

Because Joe Biden just made an unconstitutional war move just before Trump takes office.

Previously, the Biden administration said that they would not be approving the Ukrainian regime to use U.S.-supplied missiles inside the Russian territories under any circumstances. The idea is that if this is a defensive war, there’s no need to do that.

That’s a clear step into war, using U.S. military arms, that many do not want to take. Well, that was until recently. The Biden administration completely changed its mind about U.S. missiles being fired into Russian land. This decision raised eyebrows all over the nation, with some saying it was an unconstitutional act of war that needed Congressional approval. Unfortunately, Joe Biden isn’t done escalating this war.

🚨🇺🇸🇷🇺 Congressman Thomas Massie SLAMS Biden for authorizing Ukraine to BOMB INSIDE RUSSIA:

"By authorizing long range missiles to strike inside Russia, Biden is committing an UNCONSTITUTIONAL Act of War that endangers the lives of all U.S. citizens. This is an IMPEACHABLE… pic.twitter.com/zUdEc3quLy

— Legitimate Targets (@LegitTargets) November 19, 2024

Biden Approves Anti-Personnel Mines for Ukraine, Escalating Tensions Ahead of Trump’s Inauguration

In a significant shift in U.S. policy, President Joe Biden approved the delivery of anti-personnel mines to Ukraine late Tuesday. This decision marks a reversal of the U.S. stance on such weapons and further intensifies the ongoing conflict with Russia. The move comes just days before President-elect Donald Trump’s inauguration, drawing sharp criticism from Trump’s allies.

The Biden administration had previously refrained from supplying anti-personnel mines due to concerns about their potential to remain active long after conflicts end, leading to risks for innocent civilians. However, Ukrainian officials have pledged to use the mines only within their own borders and to keep them away from populated areas. To mitigate the risk of civilian casualties, the mines delivered to Ukraine will feature an electric fuse powered by a battery that typically depletes within hours or weeks, rendering them inactive, according to CBS News. Though, military experts note that these materials are never guaranteed to be safe long-term.

This approval coincided with Ukraine’s use of American-made ATACMs in an attack on Russian soil, a step Biden had previously restricted until last week. The approval of both the mines and the long-range missiles has drawn sharp backlash from supporters of President-elect Trump. Donald Trump Jr. voiced his disapproval on social media, suggesting that the Military Industrial Complex is eager to escalate the war before his father has a chance to broker peace.

“The Military Industrial Complex seems to want to make sure they get World War 3 going before my father has a chance to create peace and save lives,” he wrote. “Gotta lock in those $Trillions. Life be d*mned!!! Imbeciles!”

The Biden administration’s decision was reportedly influenced by Russia’s recent actions, particularly its invitation for 10,000 North Korean soldiers to join the fight against Ukraine in Kursk. A senior U.S. official confirmed that this development played a role in Biden’s approval of the new military support. Another source told Fox News that it remains unclear whether Biden will authorize the use of these weapons outside of the Kursk region.

In response to these developments, Russian President Vladimir Putin adjusted Russia’s nuclear weapons doctrine, signaling potential escalation. However, a spokesperson for the White House National Security Council dismissed concerns, noting that Russia had been hinting at changes to its nuclear posture for weeks.

“We have not seen any reason to adjust our own nuclear posture or doctrine in response to Russia’s statements today,” the spokesperson said. They described Putin’s rhetoric as “irresponsible” and reiterated that Russia’s use of North Korean soldiers represents a “significant escalation” of the war. The U.S. had previously warned that such an action would provoke a response.

Meanwhile, the situation continues to escalate as European allies, including Great Britain and France, have also authorized Ukraine to conduct SCALP/Storm Shadow missile strikes, as reported by French outlet Le Figaro.

Putin has previously warned that allowing Ukraine to use such long-range missiles would essentially mean that the U.S. and NATO are becoming direct participants in the conflict, further heightening tensions on the global stage.

The “efforts” from the Biden administration have been largely escalatory, ignoring diplomatic efforts almost entirely. They’ve insisted for two years now that the war would end soon, though the end has never been in sight. If anything, the war rages on more today than since the beginning of the Russian invasion of the Ukrainians in 2022 and 2014.

Donald Trump has been calling for a full stop to the war to prevent any escalation that could involve more international parties, potentially causing the onset of a World War 3 type conflict.

I am hereby calling on Putin and Zelensky to meet with me and get this terrible war between Russia and Ukraine solved. We have never been closer to a nuclear WWIII than we are right now. We must stop the killing and prevent World War III.

NO WORLD WAR 3pic.twitter.com/C5rYzYidAb

— Donald J. Trump News (@_IDonaldTrump) November 18, 2024

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