Biden and Sullivan halt push for Ukraine aid amid concerns of Russian nuclear threat
The New Voice of Ukraine
Fri, April 5, 2024 at 4:15 AM EDT·2 min read
U.S. President Joe Biden and his National Security Advisor Jake Sullivan “bought into” idea that Russia could use nuclear weapons if the U.S. provides Ukraine with “too many” weapons, Head of U.S. House Foreign Affairs Committee, Michael McCaul, said in an interview with Puck News on April 2.
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“Jake Sullivan is too cautious. He is very timid,” he said.
“And he has bought into the idea that if we give them (Ukraine) too much, Russia will use tactical nuclear weapons against us. Most of the intelligence I’ve seen suggests that they won’t. Because that would be a game changer for everybody.”
He also noted that Biden is like-minded with Sullivan on this issue and is as cautious about helping Ukraine as Sullivan.
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