Shortly after averting bankruptcy, Washington joins Tokyo as Ukraine's munitions supplier.

Friday, June 2, 2023. One by one, the countries of the West are gradually being asked to decide which geopolitical camp they will join.

Everything around us reminds us of the eve of the First World War, everyone against everyone, and many powerful forces.

USA. remained in the world leadership of the Western world as the victor of two world wars, the first and the second.

But now, 78 years after the end of the second world war, time seems to run fast, at the expense of memory.

Who remembers what happened? I Love Al Bundy

Those 50 – 60 years old today will have only pleasant memories from a beautiful time full of music, dancing, traveling, and an innocence that seems to have been lost forever!

So the international media reports that

Washington and its NATO allies continue to supply arms to Kyiv despite repeated warnings from Russia that such deliveries are prolonging the conflict in Ukraine.

The Biden administration is reportedly seeking to secure ammunition supplies from Japan for US 155mm artillery shells as part of the White House's efforts to provide Kyiv with more equipment amid reports of its highly anticipated counterattack against Russian forces!

Reuters reported, citing unnamed sources, that "there is a way for the United States to buy munitions from Japan" as US impoverishment swells, with Washington raising the country's borrowing limit in a last-minute escape from bankruptcy!

"An old friend from Japan recently confided to me: "I cannot forgive the Americans that Hiroshima was not an act of war; it was an experiment."

Paul Virilio, 1932-2018, French thinker

Japan's Ministry of Trade, Industry, and Economy and the Defense Ministry's Procurement, Technology, and Logistics Agency declined further details.

Look at the great anguish on his face; what happened? 

Did he want to go to the toilet?

It is noted that with a last-minute agreement aimed at preventing the first bankruptcy of the USA, the increase in the US borrowing limit was approved by the Senate with 63 votes!

Will we see a Japan-Russia war again?

People need to remember, History never.

@world.war.3.2023