Does US strategy in Ukraine favour prolonging conflict over victory? Caliber.Az on YouTube

The US's strategy in Ukraine reveals a complex balancing act. Despite South Korea's massive stockpile of munitions and military resources, there's been no push from Washington for Seoul to aid Ukraine.

This indicates the Biden administration's nuanced stance: supporting Ukraine enough to prevent collapse but not enough for a decisive victory.

By prolonging the conflict, both Russia and Ukraine remain weakened, aligning with RAND Corporation's idea of "Koreanization"—freezing clashes at the frontlines.

Join us as we delve into these strategic considerations and the broader implications for global stability and power dynamics.