Russia Could Invade Ukraine Anytime According to the Biden Administration.

During a weeks-long impasse between Moscow and Washington, a key White House advisor claimed on Feb. 6 that Russia may attack Ukraine “at any point now.”

“It could happen as soon as tomorrow or it could take some weeks yet,” Jake Sullivan, the Biden administration’s national security adviser, told ABC News. “With military deployments, Russian President Vladimir Putin has put himself in a position with military deployments to be able to act aggressively against Ukraine at any time now.” he stated.

“We believe that there is a very distinct possibility that Vladimir Putin will order an attack on Ukraine. It could take a number of different forms. It could happen as soon as tomorrow or it could take some weeks yet, ” Sullivan said, emphasizing that the US is still trying to seek a diplomatic solution.

In recent weeks, Russia has deployed a substantial number of troops at the Russia–Ukraine border. In addition, troops have been sent in Belarus, which is close by.

Sullivan stressed during his appearance on ABC News that US military personnel recently deployed to Europe are not intended to engage Russian soldiers in Ukraine.

When Sullivan spoke on a trio of talk shows on Feb. 6, he didn’t explicitly answer claims that the White House has told lawmakers that a full Russian invasion may result in the swift takeover of Kyiv and as many as 50,000 dead.

Meanwhile, U.S. troops and equipment arrived in southeastern Poland near the Ukrainian border on February 6, after Biden’s instructions to deploy 1,700 troops there amid fears of a Russian attack. Hundreds more 82nd Airborne Division infantry men are anticipated to arrive at the Rzeszow-Jasionka airport.

“have been sent to defend NATO territory because we have a sacred obligation under Article 5 to defend our NATO allies and to send a clear message to Russia, that if it tries to take any military action or aggression against our NATO allies, it will be met with a stiff response, including by the U.S. forces who are on the ground there now,” Sullivan informed ABC.

A few dozen personnel and vehicles were transported by a US Army Boeing C-17 Globemaster plane.

Maj. Gen. Christopher Donahue, who was the last American soldier to leave Afghanistan on Aug. 30 after a widely criticized evacuation strategy as Taliban fighters quickly gained control of the country and its capital, Kabul, is their commander.

“Our national contribution here in Poland shows our solidarity with all of our allies here in Europe and, obviously, during this period of uncertainty we know that we are stronger together,” Donahue stated the airport over the weekend.

If tensions with the US over Ukraine continue, Russian Deputy Foreign Minister Sergei Ryabkov, who led discussions with US officials in Geneva on Jan. 10, said he couldn’t “confirm nor exclude” the potential of a Russian military build-up within the borders of Cuba and Venezuela.

Ryabkov’s statement adds to existing tensions with the West over Russian forces stationed near the Ukraine border, which triggered a high-stakes summit with NATO on Jan. 12 in Vienna.

Putin’s government asked that NATO’s expansion be halted, which the US and its Western partners swiftly rejected.

“It all depends on the actions by our U.S. counterparts,” Ryabkov said in a tv interview, referring to Russian President Vladimir Putin’s warning that Moscow was willing to take countermeasures if the US challenged the Kremlin and increased military pressure.

“We are not going to respond to bluster,” a State Department spokeswoman told The Epoch Times. We would deal with Russia decisively if it started moving in that direction.”

The failure to accept the essential Russian demand for guarantees against the US and its allies moving into Ukraine and other former Soviet republics, according to Ryabkov, makes it difficult to address subjects such as arms limitation and creating trust between nations.

In June 2021, in the face of “external threats,” Russia reaffirmed its support for its Latin American friends, with a special focus on Cuba, Venezuela, and Nicaragua.

All three of the countries named are ruled by long-serving dictators.

Since 2006, while dictator Hugo Chavez was in power, Russia has been one of Venezuela’s closest allies. The latter agreed to a $2.9 billion weaponry agreement with Russia in exchange for access to Venezuela’s vast oil reserves.

Venezuela’s dictator Nicolas Maduro’s continuing control is made feasible, in part, by the country’s strategic relationship with Putin’s administration.

Russia has also functioned as a lender of last resort for the debt-ridden country, as well as providing military support to Maduro’s dictatorship.

And Russia remains one of Cuba’s staunchest sponsors. Following meetings on the island nation in 2018, the two countries committed to strengthen “strategic” ties.

Then, in October 2021, Ana Teresita Gonzalez, the First Deputy Minister of Foreign Trade and Foreign Investment, stated that the two countries would continue to cooperate on increasing their economic ties.

During the famous Cuban Missile Crisis of the 1960s, when Soviet Union missiles arrived in Cuba and the US retaliated with a naval blockade, the politically troubled island nation played a vital role between the US and Russia.

President John F. Kennedy and Soviet leader Nikita Khrushchev reached an agreement in which Moscow agreed to remove the weapons in exchange for a promise from Washington not to invade Cuba and to remove its missiles from Turkey.

Ryabkov compared the present tensions over Ukraine to the Cuban Missile Crisis in December 2021.

If Russia decides to deploy soldiers in Cuba or Venezuela, it will be the country’s first major military presence in the Western Hemisphere since the Cold War ended.

Conveniently enough America is far too divided to fight for a common cause. Nor does the American public seek to get to the bottom of the tensions caused by NATO expansion. Paralyzed with ignorance, America can only joke about the tensions instead of taking action. That can be attributed to the deafening static that is plandemic propaganda. No one man can make sense of this elaborate illusion cast over the common man of society, but collectively we can point out each limitation forced upon us and bring it forward as an injustice to the public. In Matthew 10:34 Jesus says: “Do not think that I have come to bring peace to the earth. I have not come to bring peace, but a sword.” We’re meant to go down preaching the gospel and guiding others to salvation. This could be considered the bravest task a man or woman of faith could undertake, but make no mistake it will bear fruit in the kingdom of heaven. Stay inquisitive in the word of God, and the world around you.

The Freedom Convoy, a protest against government mandates, is being led by a group of over 10,000 Canadian truckers, who will be joined by hundreds or thousands of American truckers.

Thousands of truckers have decided to protest and will gather in Ottawa on Jan. 15 to try to stop the mandates after the Public Health Agency of Canada announced that foreign truck drivers can only enter Canada if they are fully vaccinated, and the US Occupational Safety and Health Administration (OSHA) announced similar requirements for non-US national truckers crossing into the US on Jan. 22.

After the founders of Freedom Fighter Nation, Attorney Leigh Dundas and her paralegal and personal assistant Maureen Steele, received the news and began organizing in the United States, U.S. truckers quickly joined the protesting efforts. On January 23, truckers in western Canada began mobilizing.

Long lines of people cheered and waved Canadian flags as the record-breaking convoy went through numerous locations, with some even setting off fireworks.

On Jan. 26, Martin Brodmann, vice president of Canada Unity and president of Truckers United Inc., told The Epoch Times, “The western convoy is on its way, and the east convoy is going to start tomorrow morning,”

The convoys will meet at the Canadian Parliament in Ottawa, the nation’s capital. They want to arrive on January 29, park, and peacefully protest the vaccine mandates, which have reportedly forced tens of thousands of truckers in both countries to lose their jobs.

Truckers aren’t the only ones who would rather lose their jobs than take the experimental inoculations.  The Epoch Times reported in October of last year that mandated COVID injections led a substantial number of health-care personnel to leave their positions, resulting in a scarcity of health-care workers. Which is being alleviated by the National Guard called in by state governors across the country.

The convoy is led by several sorts of trucks, but it also includes conventional cars. Brodmann stated, “The convoy from the west is over 100 kilometers (62 miles) long and has over 10,000 vehicles.”

Truckers from the United States and Canada intend to meet at four different locations along the Canadian border.

Steele, a top organizer for the US side of the protest, told The Epoch Times, “The citizenry is rising up, it’s citizens of the United States that have had enough, from all walks of life, every facet of the labor force are coming out,”

“It’s being led by the truckers. And our freedoms have always been won on the backs of the blue-collar boys, and they’re leading the way in this time, and if we win our freedoms back, again it’s gonna be on the back of the blue-collar workers.”

“The truckers are leading the fight on this. I’m proud to be part of it, I’m proud to be spearheading this. I think it’s historical, I don’t think this has ever happened in the history of the world, that two neighboring countries put on a show like this to demonstrate to their leadership that they’ve had it with the tyranny in both of our countries.”

The gathering point in Sweetgrass, Montana is being organized by Grace Siloti of Montana. “People have had it,” she told The Epoch Times. ” On both sides of the border, Everyone I spoke to is excited to attend; all we need now is for the weather to cooperate! Our message is unmistakable. Hear this, Biden and Trudeau: “We will no longer accept tyranny!”

In Sault Ste. Marie, Michigan, Erik Baron works for a northern Michigan trucking company.

“We do a lot of cross-border business. We are one of many companies in America and Canada being hurt by these unconstitutional vaccine mandates,” Baron told The Epoch Times. “We have lost several drivers due to this. Our efforts to the government fell on deaf ears. The economies on both sides of the border are suffering. It’s time for people on both sides of the border to stand up for our constitutional rights and freedoms. We will be proud to stand with our Canadian friends on Saturday to let the governments on both sides know enough is enough.” said Erik.

“Right now, we’re trying to get the word out,” Baron added, “to get as many patriots as possible to head to the border here in Sault Ste. Marie on Saturday.” “As for myself, I’m just like the others, a hard-working American tired of government overreach and our freedoms being taken away!”

Jeremy Johnson, an American trucker, told The Epoch Times that he is “fighting for freedom” and “against overregulation in the industry.”

Jeremy Johnson, and his trucking crew, will assemble in Fargo, North Dakota, and drive to Pembina, Manitoba, on the Canadian border.

can get to join us with signage that we will be flying, the American and the Canadian flags on our trucks,” said johnson

The event will be held on Jan. 29 at Rainbow Bridge in Niagra Falls, New York, and is being organized by Marcella Picone.

“We have Canadian and American binational families and citizens of both countries that are going to be walking in solidarity to the center of the bridge. On the Canadian side, we have a handful of guest speakers,” Picone remarked. “On the American side, we obviously have proud patriots standing united with our Canadian friends and family supporting the truck convoy that will be landing in Ottawa on the 29th through my group.”

Picone has been organizing rallies against the vaccine mandates, which have resulted in the separation of families at the northern border.

Montana resident John Sarina applauds the US and Canadian initiatives to unite in a moral show of force against governments on both sides of the northern border.

“We need unity and a mandate for freedom.” This systematic trampling of our founding documents and liberty is no longer going to be tolerated.” Sarina is optimistic that Montana will double the amount of trucks committed to travel to Maine.

The patriotic citizens of this country aren’t just going to let these communists waltz into office and toss us around. It’s not easy for these tyrants to withhold their radical ideologies when the point of this vaccine mandate experiment is to identify non-compliant citizens. People on the left should tread lightly, because me and mine won’t be treated wrongly for being aware of the dystopia to come. Respect is a two way street, and these radical communist democrats cling to agendas they don’t fully understand themselves. Then proceed to label their efforts as progressive.

Everything about the vaccine mandates are completely counterintuitive, and inevitably result in an inexcusable two tiered society. If people are looking for someone to bully, I pray i’m the first candidate. We can take care of that without a second wasted. People need to understand that there are lines that cannot be crossed, strangers have no business knowing our medical information. Matthew 5:10-12 says: “Blessed are those who are persecuted for righteousness’ sake, for theirs is the kingdom of heaven. “Blessed are you when others revile you and persecute you and utter all kinds of evil against you falsely on my account. Rejoice and be glad, for your reward is great in heaven, for so they persecuted the prophets who were before you.” Stay inquisitive in the word of God, and the world around you.