Biden Escalates War With Russia 2 Months Before Leaving Office

President Joe Biden has authorized Ukraine to use U.S.-provided long-range weapons inside Russia for limited strikes, according to two U.S. officials.

Why now? Just last week, President Biden met with President-elect Trump and touted his intent for a peaceful transfer of power. Russia's President Putin has stated they will view this as an act of war by the U.S. Can there be any other reason than sabotage of the incoming administration?

Supporters of the war in Ukraine have been chastising President Biden for two years, arguing that he has been slow-walking the conflict by delaying the delivery of more powerful weapons and micro-managing military strategy.

Just like runaway inflation, a reckless illegal immigration policy, and a divisive cultural agenda, now President Biden seems to be creating even more chaos before he leaves office.

(NBC News) Longtime restrictions are being eased as North Korea has deployed thousands of troops to the Kursk region of Russia to support Russian troops fighting Ukrainian forces.

The new authority applies to Army Tactical Missile Systems, or ATACMS, which Ukrainian officials have sought from the Biden administration. U.S. officials had resisted, citing concerns over limited stockpile, the repositioning of Russian assets outside of ATACMS range and the fact that Ukraine has been using other assets with success, primarily drones, making ATACMS less critical to the fight.