🚨Did Biden SABOTAGE Trump? Ukraine STRIKES Russia With US Missiles, World War 3 Started?

 This is an explosive update on the escalating geopolitical crisis involving major players like *President Joe Biden**, **Vladimir Putin**, **Republican senators**, and global organizations such as **NATO**.    

Republican senators and members of the House have officially filed **Articles of Impeachment* against President Joe Biden. The accusations center around Biden's decision to approve the use of *long-range U.S.-made missiles* by Ukrainian forces against Russia, a move that critics are calling illegal and reckless. This development has sparked calls for Biden's removal, with significant pushback from both political and legal experts.

Fox News has confirmed that *Ukrainian forces* launched an attack on Russia using U.S.-supplied missiles. This marks a major escalation in the ongoing war in Ukraine. President Biden personally approved the use of these weapons, a decision that has now triggered widespread condemnation and serious consequences on the global stage.   In response to the missile strikes, Russian President *Vladimir Putin* has approved a revised *nuclear doctrine* that lowers the threshold for a nuclear response. This alarming shift signals a heightened risk of nuclear warfare, bringing the world closer to a devastating conflict.

As tensions mount, NATO allies *Finland* and *Sweden* have issued stark warnings to their citizens. Both nations are urging residents to *prepare for war**, with Sweden releasing an official video on stockpiling essentials like food, baby supplies, and medication. The government has also distributed over **5 million pamphlets* detailing how to survive a potential nuclear attack. Similarly, Finland has updated its website with guidance on preparing for wartime conditions.   In the midst of these developments, *Dr. Francis Boyle**, a former top UN war crimes prosecutor, joined **Alex Jones* to discuss the potential violations of international law by Biden’s actions. Boyle’s expertise underscores the gravity of the situation and the legal ramifications of these decisions.

The situation has reached a boiling point. On one hand, Biden’s decision to arm Ukraine has been viewed as a strategic move to aid an ally under attack. On the other, it has escalated tensions with Russia to unprecedented levels, prompting impeachment filings, fears of nuclear retaliation, and global unease. With NATO allies now preparing their citizens for the worst, the stakes have never been higher.


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