President Vladimir Putin is facing a grave threat to his regime over the war in Ukraine. The U.S. and NATO must show resolve to stand by Ukraine.
famously counseled President George H. W. Bush on the eve of the Gulf War to liberate Kuwait, to"go wobbly." The U.S. and NATO must continue to serve as the arsenal of democracy and ensure Ukraine’s brave soldiers have the weapons needed to carry on their righteous fight.
Third, the U.S. must use back channel communication with the widest spectrum of Russian officials to emphasize Russia’s use nuclear weapons would invoke NATO Article 5. And the U.S. intelligence community needs to report on Russia’s military command and control and assess with the greatest precision and alacrity, whether his own chain of command would follow an order to launch tactical nuclear weapons if Putin indeed seeks this Pyrrhic victory.The U.S.
Ukraine’s sovereignty and the cause of democracy, which the Biden administration has emphasized is so central to its foreign policy, are hanging in the balance. Daniel N. Hoffman has been a Fox News contributor since May 2018. Before joining Fox News, Hoffman had a distinguished career with the Central Intelligence Agency, where he was a three-time station chief and a senior executive Clandestine Services officer. Follow him on Twitter @danielhoffmanDC.
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