The U.S. has continued to deny deploying troops to Ukraine while providing weapons to the country.
Former diplomat and author Masaru Sato says, "President Biden's early declaration that he would not deploy troops to Ukraine has changed the geopolitical positioning of countries around the world.
Many countries are no longer afraid of the United States. Russia is not isolated, surprisingly.
Due to the US interest being drawn to Ukraine, one country is already getting "Two dogs fight for bone, and the third runs away with it."
What about the human rights issue in China's Xinjiang Uyghur Autonomous Region?
The international community is less concerned about the Taiwan Strait than before.
The same is true of the Iranian nuclear issue.
North Korea has launched an intercontinental ballistic missile (Mars 17) that can reach the U.S. mainland and is also demonstrating moves to resume nuclear testing.
