Is Washington's danger as Ukraine boondogles starting to unravel?

Last week, the world stood on the very edge of a nuclear war as Ukraine's US-funded

president Vladimir Zelensky urged NATO military action over a missile that landed on Polish

soil.

This is a Russian missile attack on collective security.

This is a really significant escalation action is needed, said Zelensky immediately after

the missile landed.

But there was a problem.

The missile was fired from Ukraine, likely an accident in the fog of war, where it actually

a Russian missile, of course, that might mean World War III.

But Zelensky didn't seem to be bothered by the prospect of the world blown up, judging

from his reckless rhetoric.

While Zelensky has been treated as a saint by the US media, the Biden administration, and

both parties in Congress, something unprecedented happened this time.

The Biden administration pushed back.

According to press reports, several Zelensky calls to Biden, or senior Biden staff, went

unanswered.

When US National Security Advisor Jake Sullivan finally returns Zelensky's call, he is reported

to have said, tread carefully, on claims Russia was behind the missiles landing in Poland.

The Biden administration went on to publicly dispute Zelensky's continued insistence that

Russia shot missiles into NATO member Poland.

After two days of Washington opposition to his claims, Zelensky finally sort of backed

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