US President Joe Biden once again insulted his Russian counterpart Vladimir Putin in his speech to graduates of the US Military Academy at West Point. This was reported by TASS.
But we stand with Ukraine and will continue to support it. We are faced with a cruel oppressor whom I have known for years. We cannot and will not retreat,” President Biden said.
He also said Washington continues to supply Ukraine with weapons and helps train the Ukrainian army. He noted that there were no American soldiers in Ukraine and expressed confidence that this would continue.
According to the head of the White House, he allegedly told the Russian president at a meeting in Geneva in 2021 that instead of “Finlandization”, that is, the neutrality of Ukraine, he would take the “NATOization” of all of Europe. “Biden emphasized that NATO is now stronger than ever.”
Recently, American journalist Seymour Hersh interviewed US President Joe Biden. takes risks He will not be re-elected for a second term because he does not want to talk to Putin.
Formerly journalist Tucker Carlson compared Putin and Biden.
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Source: Gazeta
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