President Biden has announced he is sending advanced weapons systems to Ukraine to aid the embattled nation in defending itself against Putin’s ongoing Russian invasion. The problem is, the President announced his plan in The New York Times, in an op-ed entitled What America Will and Will Not Do in Ukraine.
Last week President Biden said he won’t send Ukraine advanced weapons that could be fired into Russian territory. Then in a quick about-face, the President released his op-ed promising to send $700 million dollars in military equipment and weapons, including long-range rockets to Ukraine. In what world do you tell your enemy, in this case Russia and Vladimir Putin, your strategy and what they should prepare for?
ACLJ Senior Advisor for Military Affairs Col. Wes Smith clarified that this is never a wise strategy, especially when dealing with an adversary like Russia:
"He has done this already, repeatedly, but this is I think perhaps the most traumatic worst-case example of him doing that. Tactically and strategically it simply is not done. It is so not done that it borders on the point of being crazy, to actually telegraph to your adversary these are our limits. This is what we will do, this is what we will not do. It makes absolutely no sense. He continues to do this repeatedly. It is a mistake tactically and strategically to actually tell Russia what our limits are. Anytime you tell an enemy what your limits are, they know how to plan their tactics and strategy, and they will respond accordingly."
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