shockedcanadian
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They won't support it for the purposes of escalating the war. If they do quietly support it, it would be for the purposes of ensuring the negotiation will be conducted between two parties who are more on par with each other in terms of risk than the current scenario suggests.But he takes no steps to counter the Biden narrative, one wonders if behind closed door his advisers are actually supporting Biden's decision, perhaps they aren't all that anti war after all...that's what silence suggests...
Let's not forget, that Russia escalated this first when they employed 10s of thousands of N Korean soldiers.