US President Joe Biden has called Russian President Vladimir Putin a "dictator." He says Putin's success on the battlefield in Ukraine will pay off in the long run. Biden issued the warning in his first State of the Union address on Tuesday night, local time. Biden's remarks come a week after Russia's invasion of Ukraine. The President addressed the joint session of the US Congress and the people.
Biden said in a statement that he (Putin) had no idea what was going on. The world has put him in solitary confinement to send Russian troops to Ukraine. Russia will impose tougher sanctions against Russia, which would weaken its economic power and weaken its military. Criticizing Putin, Biden said, "A Russian dictator is attacking another country at the expense of the whole world. But in the struggle for democracy and dictatorship, democracy is emerging at the moment and the whole world is clearly in favor of peace and security. He thought he could divide us. But Putin's idea is wrong. We are united now. A number of countries, including the United States and the European Union, have imposed economic sanctions on Moscow. Due to this, the price of crude oil is rising rapidly in the international market. On Wednesday, it stopped at 11 to110 per barrel. In this situation, Biden announced that he would supply oil to the market. The Paris-based International Energy Agency (IEA) held a meeting on Tuesday to discuss the price of crude oil in the world market. Following the meeting, it was decided that the member countries would supply 70 million barrels of crude oil to maintain balance in the international market. Half of it will come from the United States.
After the meeting, Biden told Congress, "I am announcing that 60 million barrels of oil will be supplied to the international market jointly with 30 more countries." America will lead this initiative. We will release 30 million barrels of oil. Washington is ready to increase supplies if needed. "Biden hinted at taking further steps to destabilize the Russian military in the future. He says they are taking away Russia's access to technology. The move would reduce Russia's economic prosperity in the coming years. Biden also says that if the history of this era is written, it will be seen that Putin's attack on Ukraine has weakened Russia. And made the rest of the world stronger.
Biden spoke on the phone with Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelensky yesterday morning before his speech. He then ruled out direct US military involvement in the war in Ukraine.
In a speech to Congress, Biden made it clear that US troops would not be involved in the conflict against Russian troops in Ukraine. Biden, US troops have not been deployed in Europe to fight in Ukraine. Rather, the army has been deployed to protect NATO allies. Biden issued the warning to Russian President Vladimir Putin in his first State of the Union address to the US Congress on Tuesday night. The news agency Reuters reported this information.
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