Should The U.S. Send Troops Into Ukraine To Prevent A Strike By Putin?

At his disastrous press conference Biden said that Putin would strike Ukraine. His response to Putin’s invasion buildup has been confused and hesitant. 

Beijing is eying Taiwan, yet nothing Biden has done would dissuade Xi Jinping from moving on that island.

Asian and European nations are worried that U.S. credibility and reliability in deterring aggressors is shot.

An unstable world is ominous for us and the Free World.

Given the stakes involved, this episode of What’s Ahead explains why Washington should consider—but won’t—sending U.S. forces to Kiev right away. Those forces would act as a tripwire. Putin and his generals know they can’t win a war against the U.S.

This would be followed by negotiations between the U.S. and Russia formally guaranteeing Ukraine’s neutrality—with no membership in NATO or the EU; Ukraine’s foreign policy would be neutral.

Beijing would reconsider making an assault on Taiwan.

Our allies would be reassured.