Former President Donald Trump said in a statement on Tuesday that President Joe Biden was “pulling us further into World War III” by sending cluster bombs into Ukraine.
The Biden administration was initially reluctant to provide weapons. The Biden administration has announced plans to send M864 155mm ammunition, primarily known as Dual Purpose Improved Conventional Munitions (DPICM). It disperses small explosive weapons, commonly referred to as cluster munitions, throughout an area to attack personnel and vehicles. At first, they were reluctant to provide weapons.
“Joe Biden should not send cluster bombs to Ukraine and further drag us into World War III,” Trump said in a statement. We should try to,” he said. Posted In true social. (Related: RFK Jr. lashes out at Biden for handing over ‘terrifying’ cluster bombs to Ukraine)
“If the reason for sending cluster bombs now is that the United States is ‘running out of ammunition’ (a major breach of classified information), as Biden inadvertently admitted, then the urgency to defuse this bloody and dangerous situation immediately. “And it’s an out-of-control conflict,” Trump said. “Crooked Joe Biden says it is certain that we should not send the last stockpile to Ukraine when our own arsenal is so dangerously low.”
Cluster munitions are controversial because of the risk posed by “unexploded” submunitions that can harm civilians long after a conflict is over, and were last manufactured in the 1990s, Washington said. Reported by the Post. report.
“There is no clearer evidence that Joe Biden’s policy of endless war in Ukraine has severely weakened the United States than the humiliating admission that the United States is currently out of ammunition,” Trump said. No, our enemies will definitely be drooling.” “This ‘acknowledged’ weakness is an invitation to enemies around the world. prize!”
In early February 2022, the Biden administration appeared to take a stand against the use of weapons.
“It is — it will be. There is no certainty about that,” Psaki said in a Feb. 28, 2022 article. Press conference After a reporter questioned Russia’s alleged use of cluster munitions in the early stages of the Ukraine war. “We’ve seen the reports. If it’s true, it could be a war crime.”
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