President Joe Biden is now considering sending out more than 50,000 US troops, alongside giant warships and weapons to NATO ally countries as fears of a Russian invasion grow.
The exact location has been identified as the Eastern part of Europe, which will be done in an effort to counter any Russian military that is being put forward by Russia’s Vladamir Putin with fears of an attack upon Ukraine.
At the start, the President will look forward to sending out up to 5000 to 10,000 US troops to the NATO nations that include Estonia, Latvia, and Lithuania, which all happen to border the Russian territory.
Soon afterward, after assessing the current condition, will the US consider sending out more troops to those nations, which could entail up to 50,000 soldiers, in case the security situation in the region begins to deteriorate.
On the other hand, officials from the Pentagon have gone on to reveal to President Biden during a recent summit that was held at Camp David how they believe a number of options can be utilized to counter the Russian military threat. This comes during a time when threats of sanctions being placed on Russia fell on deaf ears.
Experts claim that the US right now has no intentions to directly deploy troops in Ukraine as the Biden administration does not wish to directly involve itself, considering the disastrous withdrawal of the country’s troops from Afghanistan in the recent past.
The President of the US is expected to make a military call and the final decision regarding all of this by the end of this week as revealed by inside sources.
This occurs during a time when side by side inside talks continue to take place between both Washington and Moscow as we speak, with reports about how the US is soon expected to send out a written response to Russia in regards to its security demands.