The Duran Podcast BIDEN lame duck, approves ATACMS strikes into Russia
Nov 18, 2024
A significant discussion centers around Biden's controversial approval for Ukraine to use ATACMS missiles, sparking debates on military strategy and targeting narratives. There's scrutiny of UK and France's plans to utilize Storm Shadow missiles, critically linked to U.S. intel. Tensions rise as U.S.-Russia relations remain fraught, with potential nuclear risks looming. The implications of missile strikes, especially in Russia's Kursk region, raise alarms about civilian safety and public perception. Finally, potential fallout from U.S. actions is explored ahead of the G20 summit.
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Expanding Attacks Beyond Kursk
- Though initially targeting Kursk with ATACMS due to North Korean presence,
- attacks will likely expand throughout the battlefronts and into Russia.
UK, France Involvement and US Dependence
- UK and France likely received permission for Storm Shadow/SCALP missile usage in Russia.
- US intelligence and technology are essential for these strikes into pre-2014 Russian territory.
Russia's Calculated Calm
- Russia considers ATACMS strikes an act of war, yet responds calmly due to Biden's lame-duck status.
- They anticipate Trump reversing the decision, preferring restraint until observing his actions.