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Biden’s Water Boy Just Let Their True Russia Intentions Slip….

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The question on many people’s lips is what is the real story with the Russian/Ukraine situation and what is Joe Biden’s intent?

It truly does not make any sense considering that our southern border is the issue in our nation at the moment, right?

Why do we need to be focused on Russia and Ukraine at this time?

Well, now we may have some idea of what the goal is thanks to Defense Secretary of State Lloyd Austin and his loose lips.

This past Monday, Austin said that one of the aims of the U.S. response to the Ukraine issue is to diminish Russia’s ability to carry out future military acts like the now three-month-old invasion of Ukraine.

Interesting.

The statement was issued in Poland where Mr. Austin and Secretary of State Antony Blinken landed early Monday after traveling by rail to Ukraine’s capital, Kyiv, Mr. Austin told reporters: “We want to see Russia degraded to the degree that it cannot do the types of things that it has done in invading Ukraine.”

The trip, the highest-ranking visit to Ukraine by a U.S. team since the Russian incursion began, required a high level of security. Late Sunday night, after Vice President Biden’s aides had met with Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelenskyy, the White House refused to release specifics of their trip.

Upon returning to Poland, Blinken said, “We rode a train into Kyiv from southwest Poland, so [we] didn’t see a lot besides staring out the train windows on our way in.” Our first stop was the presidential palace in the city of Kyiv. We met with President Zelenskyy and his senior staff for almost three hours. The main purpose of our visit was to see this.”

“We were able to show our strong support for the government of Ukraine and the people of Ukraine in person,” Mr. Blinken said. We thought this was a good time to be there and have detailed face-to-face talks with each other.

A lot of time was spent talking to Mr. Zelenskyy about “President Biden’s plan to nominate Ambassador Bridget Brink as a new ambassador to Ukraine,” said the man.

“When it comes to Russia’s goals for the war, they aren’t working out.” It looks like Ukraine is doing well, the secretary of state told us. As its main goal, Russia has tried to completely rule over Ukraine. It has tried to get rid of Ukraine’s sovereignty and independence. That hasn’t worked.

It made headlines before the Blinken-Austin visit when Mr. Zelenskyy said the US officials should not show up “empty-handed,” which made a lot of people angry.

“We don’t just want gifts or cakes. We want more.” In response to Kiev’s repeated requests for heavy weapons like long-range air defense systems and warplanes since the invasion began, the Ukrainian president said, “We are looking for specific things and specific weapons. This is what we are looking for.”

Biden said last week that the United States would give Ukraine $800 million in new military aid. That’s what Mr. Austin said on Monday. The United States is doing “everything that we can” to help Ukraine get the “types of artillery and munitions that will be effective in this stage of the fight.”

Adding $800 million in aid “allows us to provide five battalions of 155 Howitzers and many, many rounds of artillery.”

When asked by a reporter what the United States wants to see happen in Ukraine, Mr. Austin said that the United States wants Ukraine to stay a sovereign country and a democratic country that can protect its own land.

When he was done, he said that U.S. officials want Russia to be “weaken,” which is what they want.

“Russia has already lost a lot of its military power and a lot of its troops, to be honest,” Austin told the BBC. Our goal is that they won’t be able to quickly make the same thing. As a result of the hard work of President Biden and our allies and partners, we’re seeing a more united international community, especially NATO, and that’s thanks to their willingness to help. We want to show that we’re going to defend every square inch of NATO.

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