President Biden granted permission to Ukraine to use U.S. Army tactical missiles offensively against Russia, particularly in Kursk where North Korean soldiers are operating, as a response to the deployment of North Korean troops by Russia.
The G20 summit in Rio de Janeiro marks President Biden's last major international appearance, where he is not the center of attention, as China's President Xi Jinping receives more lavish welcomes and attention.
China has become the largest trading partner for many South American countries, overshadowing the U.S. with significant economic investments and projects, leading to a diminished U.S. presence and influence in the region.
The use of U.S. missiles against North Korean soldiers in Russia could escalate tensions and lead to a more complex and dangerous situation, as Russia views such actions as an escalation.
The Russian government, through its foreign minister Sergei Lavrov, described the U.S. decision as 'pouring fuel on the fire,' indicating that Russia views it as an escalatory move.
President Biden visited the Amazon rainforest to emphasize environmental issues, declare November 17th as an international day of climate, and discuss funding for rainforest preservation.
President Biden's use of a side entrance and elevator at the G20 summit, unlike other world leaders who walked up a ramp, raised questions about his physical capabilities and age, affecting his perceived stature on the world stage.
President Biden, in Rio de Janeiro, Brazil, attending the G20 summit, has signed off on Ukraine's use of long range missiles supplied by the U.S. to strike targets on Russian soil. The decision comes at a time when President Biden's influence is very much diminished and Russia is now using North Korean troops to take back lost land along the northern border. Moscow calls the move an escalation.
FOX’s Eben Brown speaks with Lucas Tomlinson, FOX News Washington, D.C.-based correspondent reporting from Rio de Janeiro, Brazil, who says the decision is most definitely an about face and how China's Xi is getting the full red carpet treatment at the conference.
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