Defense bill

The allies were surprised by the Russian new missile Oreshnik when it was used for the first time. Russian ruler Vladimir Putin said that the appearance of the Oreshnik missile system in service with the Russian army "minimizes the need to use nuclear weapons." This missile uses multiple war heads and travels at 10 times the speed of sound cannot be shot down by anti missiles like the Iron Dome. The reason that NATO entered the fray is the fear the Russia might use nukes but it like Putin says the Oreshnik is the same as nukes. So now what. The answer is the same as it was before this new missile. The war must come to a peaceful settlement. The power of the military industrial complex can be seen in the upcoming Nation Defense Authorization Act (NDAA) which is commonly called the defense bill. There are provisions in there that will prevent Trump from attempting to end the war. The NDAA’s treatment of the Ukraine conflict is emblematic of its broader assault on executive authority. Key provisions, such as Section 1303, explicitly prohibit any recognition of Russian sovereignty over Ukrainian territory, tying the President’s hands in potential peace negotiations This means that Trump could not negotiate land for peace. There are many people who want the war to go on as long as it takes. Congress wants to pass this $900 billion dollar defense bill but does that mean the war must go on.