Gravitas: Here's America's 'Plan B' For Ukraine

In the midst of the chaos and conflicts happening around the world, one question has been buzzing in the minds of many: Has America finally joined Ukraine's war? The recent incident involving the downing of an American drone by a Russian jet near Crimea has sparked this question. With the drone's strike capabilities and America's history of high-profile strikes, it is only natural to wonder if America has become an active participant in this conflict.

America's Plan B: Fighting Russia Directly

According to Pulitzer prize-winning journalist Seymour Hersh, America has a Plan B for the Ukraine war. Hersh, who previously pointed his finger at the United States for sabotaging the north stream pipelines, now claims that America's Plan B is to fight the Russians directly. This sensational claim raises eyebrows and begs the question: What has led Hersh to make such a statement?

Hersh's claims are not based on mere deduction but on solid inputs from his friends within the American Administration. He also points to recent developments that support his claims, such as America's decision to deploy its 82nd and 101st Elite Airborne divisions close to the Ukrainian border. This move, which hasn't happened in nearly 80 years, suggests that America is preparing for a potential escalation of the conflict.

The Growing Likelihood of Allied Troops in Ukraine

Victor Orban, the prime minister of Hungary, recently made a similar statement, hinting that the West is considering sending Allied troops into Ukraine. He suggests that the world is on the verge of transitioning from a local war to a global one. This sentiment is echoed by the Global Times, which warns of the increasing danger of another world war in Europe. NATO, led by the United States, has made it clear that it is ready for a direct confrontation with Russia if necessary.

The chair of NATO's military committee, Rob Barber, stated earlier this year that NATO is prepared for a direct confrontation with Russia and has already started moving its battle groups along the Eastern front. This display of military strength aims to deter Russia and protect the interests of NATO member countries. The intention is clear: if Russia were to cross another red line, these troops would fight the Russians directly.

The Reality Behind the Claims

While these claims may sound like a make-believe story, they are rooted in statements made by Western leaders and NATO military officials. The discreet actions of the U.S. army and NATO forces further support these claims. Russia and its ally, China, have also taken note of these developments and are preparing for potential interference in the Ukraine war.

Considering America's track record of involvement in global conflicts, it wouldn't be surprising if they do get involved in Ukraine. The American defense industry stands to gain billions of dollars from this war, making it not just a matter of geopolitics but also about money. When we connect the dots between Joe Biden's statements, the positioning of American and NATO troops in Europe, and the potential crumbling of Ukraine's defenses, it becomes clear that the United States may have no choice but to assist Ukrainian troops.

Conclusion

As the world watches the events unfolding in Ukraine, the question of America's involvement looms large. The recent incident with the American drone and the subsequent claims made by journalists and world leaders have sparked speculation. While nothing is certain, the signs point towards a potential escalation of the conflict and the possibility of America fighting Russia directly. As tensions continue to rise, the world holds its breath, waiting to see how this war unfolds.

Remember, this is not just a story of geopolitics and power dynamics; it is also a story of money and the influence of the defense industry. Whether or not America officially joins Ukraine's war, the consequences will be far-reaching. Let us hope for a peaceful resolution, but let us also stay vigilant and informed as events continue to unfold.

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