As Trump Looms, Biden Makes a Last-Ditch Pitch to Global Leaders

President Biden will begin what is likely to be his last summit with global leaders as commander in chief on Monday, pushing for even stronger support of Ukraine despite the looming uncertainty of how president-elect Donald J. Trump might undo his efforts.

The decision, a major change in U.S. policy, was made in part to help shore up Ukraine’s defenses after Russia recruited North Korean troops to assist its fighters. It also came on a day when Russia bombarded Ukraine’s power grid in one of the largest attacks of the war.

For two years, Mr. Biden sent billions of dollars in military aid to Ukraine to help repel Russia, but repeatedly hesitated when it came to offensive weapons, worried about provoking President Vladimir V. Putin of Russia into a wider war.

Launching nuclear-capable long range missiles into Russia will trigger a nuclear response because Russia has no way of know if the missiles are or are not nuclear-tipped.

The globalists cannot allow Trump to take office and will use any means necessary to stop him including nuclear war.