Human Rights Lawyer Warns of Creep Towards World War III

Human rights lawyer Daniel Kovalik expresses grave concerns about the increasing tensions between the US and Russia, likening the situation to a "reverse Cuban Missile Crisis." Kovalik criticizes President Biden's decision to arm the Azov Battalion in Ukraine, calling it a dangerous move that supports neo-Nazi elements. Watch the video to hear Kovalik's full warning and his call for the Security Council to address this escalating threat to global peace and security.

Human rights lawyer Daniel Kovalik has issued a stark warning about the growing risk of World War III, citing President Biden's recent actions as exacerbating tensions with Russia. Kovalik describes the current situation as a "reverse Cuban Missile Crisis," with Ukraine now equipped with Western arms, munitions, and missiles capable of striking deep into Russian territory.

Kovalik's comments come shortly after the Biden administration announced its intention to arm the Azov Battalion, a controversial neo-Nazi organization in Ukraine. This move has sparked significant debate and criticism, with Kovalik questioning how the West, particularly the United States, can speak about democracy and human rights while supporting such groups.

Kovalik calls on the Security Council to urgently address this issue to uphold international peace and security and prevent a global conflict. His concerns reflect broader anxieties about the potential for escalation and the dire consequences of heightened military confrontations between major powers.

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