The Ukrainian Conflict has raised several issues for Americans as the conflict approaches its one-year mark. What effect is our assistance having? Will President Biden change his “blank check policy” to some extent in order to bring about resolution? Recent comments made by Congressman Ron DeSantis demonstrate that some people are looking for alternatives to spending $200 billion with little to show for it. This is an indication that America may be prepared to shift tactics and genuinely combat Russia’s aggressiveness.
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Gov. DeSantis thinks that since Russia has shown itself to be a much less potent military force over the past year, the United States should concentrate its money and efforts on China, a developing superpower. He believes that the rhetoric of the Biden administration regarding Russian goals is exaggerated, and he believes that Americans are unnecessarily frightened about their operations in NATO nations close to the former Soviet Union’s boundaries, which are little more than territorial disputes.
If the US continues to intervene against Russia, a Beijing friend, Governor DeSantis foresees a potential proxy war with China. NATO agrees that such actions might have disastrous effects and heighten tensions already caused by Washington’s handling of Taiwan-related issues. Intervention beyond this point might be tempting fate too much and lead to widespread conflict involving numerous countries or perhaps continents.
Governor DeSantis of Florida has raised concerns as China sent their top diplomat to Moscow amid rumors of potential military assistance. Leaders in Beijing and Washington are angrily disputing charges as a result of ongoing tensions, but no side is refuting the idea that Russia may soon have weapons. It is still uncertain whether diplomatic solutions will win out or forces that advocate for conflict will gain ground, with global fears on edge at this prospective show of cooperation from two great nations.
