With Barack Obama, NATO and the west preparing to arm the nation of the Ukraine with lethal aid, this bombshell comes to us straight from the pages of the Moscow Times and the video report below from All News Pipeline friend Freedom Fighter Reports as Russia has announced they will declare war if the United States arms Ukraine. Edging ever closer to the fulfillment of prophecy, this Moscow Times story informs us that Russia would see the arming of Ukraine AS a declaration of war by the US and the west and furthermore see the US as a 'direct participant in the conflict'.
With Ukraine now at a 'dangerous crossroads', the west is said to be trying to find an end to the conflict via 'peace talks' while the Kremlin strikes out at Angela Merkel and the west by warning to never issue ultimatum's to Putinafter their latest bid to force Putin to agree to the 'peace plan' by Wednesday or face the latest round of sanctions. Informing us that 'the ante' is ready to be upped if Obama and the west arm Ukraine, we're also told that 'Washington or its' allies' could be responded to 'asymmetrically' on other fronts as the 1st real signs of World War 3 coming home to America are now being seen. The 2nd video below is an excellent compilation on recent news events leading up to WW3 coming to America called "WW3 News, Russia & West, No Peace In Hell."
U.S. provision of military aid to Ukraine would be seen by Moscow as a declaration of war and spark a global escalation of Ukraine's separatist conflict, Russian defense analysts said.
With Russia-backed rebels in eastern Ukraine seizing new territory from the Ukrainian army, voices in Washington are demanding that Kiev be given defensive weapons and hardware — including lethal equipment — to hold the line.
But if such aid were sent, "Russia would reasonably consider the U.S. to be a direct participant in the conflict," said Evgeny Buzhinsky, a military expert at the Moscow-based PIR Center.
Speaking to The Moscow Times on a condition of anonymity, a member of the Russian Defense Ministry's public advisory board warned that Moscow would not only up the ante in eastern Ukraine, "but also respond asymmetrically against Washington or its allies on other fronts."
