Trump ends silence on Triad attack.

 DENIES KNOWLEDGE, CONDEMNS UKRAINES ACTIONS

U.S. CAN NO LONGER BE TIED UP IN UKRAINE

Over the weekend, Trump finally made a statement on the Ukrainian attack on Russia's nuclear deterrent. He claims he had no knowledge and condemned the action. He also stated that he understood Russia's retaliation. While this does add some clarification, it does not end the suspicion that U.S. intelligence was involved, possibly without White House knowledge. Some claim that it was assisted by U.K. intelligence.

The massive retaliation against Ukraine continued over the weekend and some believe any attacks on hotels or apartment buildings were attacks on NATO personnel, who often are housed in those facilities.

Meanwhile Zelenskiy is refusing to take possession of the 6000, deceased Ukrainian soldiers that Russia wants to hand over to Ukraine. It seems there is also a question if Ukraine is going to accept the over 1000 critically wounded and underage POW'S currently held by Russia. Maybe some deal could be struck for the UK and France and other NATO members to take them as a humanitarian gesture. They are ready to escalate the war, resulting in these dead and wounded, maybe they need to take some responsibility for the results of their support.

In a a nationwide speech in Tehran, Khamenei clearly stated that Iran will not be forced to give up its ability to enrich Uranium for energy and scientific purposes. That Iran will not accept dependence and it ability to be self reliant. No one expected that the recent demands to force total elimination of nuclear enrichment, even for peaceful purposes, would be accepted by Iran. The calls for an attack on Iran will now be expected to be increased. Russia has volunteered to help negotiate and join in supervising the inspection of nuclear facilities.

We continually hear about the majority of U.S. Senators want an attack on Iran and escalation with the war with Russia. Of course, they all want Trump to make that decision. Maybe its time for Trump to look to the constitutional mandate that war is to be declared by congress. If they want war, they should vote for war, not hope someone else takes the blame when it all goes to hell. If they want war, they should go on the record and vote for war.