Putin and Biden: 'Butcher' Putin can never be allowed to stay in power! Controversy over Biden's comments
US President Biden's warning that the Russian military should not forget to set foot within an inch of NATO territory.
Once again, US President Joe Biden slammed Russian President Vladimir Putin. Biden's remarks on the Russia-Ukraine war on Saturday, "for God's sake, this man can no longer be allowed to stay in power." The White House has to make a statement. He blamed Putin for the Russia-Ukraine war. He described the war as "the biggest war since World War II" and said "this is a war of dictatorship versus democracy."
Biden met in the Polish capital, Warsaw, on the last day of a three-day diplomatic visit to Europe. At the end of that meeting with the Polish president, Biden launched a series of attacks on Putin. Standing under the national flags of the United States, Poland and Ukraine, he said, "We must unite for this war. We must unite against Russia's atrocities, "he said." Russia is still stuck in the nineteenth century.
Again, the US President was heard to warn that Russian troops should not enter the NATO area. "Don't forget to set foot in an inch of the Neto area (Russian military)," Biden said. He also assured Ukraine and Poland of appropriate assistance in defense.
Russia enters another city, abducted mayor
This morning the news of the capture of Slavutich matched. Meanwhile, the mayor called on the townspeople to protest. March 26: UN International Court of Justice orders Russia to end war immediately. Europe and the United States continue to impose sanctions on Moscow. There are rumors that the Kremlin is also under pressure. Although there is no indication of an end to the war against Ukraine. Today, the Russian army has entered the town of Slavutich, north of the capital Kiev. They have taken over the city hospital. The people of the country, almost standing on the rubble, still grab the land. Hundreds of residents lined the city's main square at the behest of Slavutich's mayor. This is a symbolic protest to explain their position to the 'enemy'. The protesters chanted slogans, "Slavutich is from Ukraine. The pride of Ukraine. " Russia also launched a rocket attack on Lviv. US President Joe Biden has arrived in Poland today. At that point, a rocket attack on a town just 45 miles away was significant.
"Our forces are fighting with courage and selflessness," Kal Slavutich's mayor wrote on Facebook. But we do not have their equal strength. Unfortunately, we only have corpses! " Meanwhile, the mayor called on the townspeople to protest. However, it is rumored that the mayor was abducted by Russian forces shortly after taking control of the city. The 'enemy army' is slowly advancing towards the capital. Following the news of Slavutich, Kiev Mayor Vitaly Klitsko announced a curfew in the capital from tonight until 6 am on Monday. But he later canceled the plan as the situation was still under control. Russia has again fired missiles at him. Today, they say, they have launched missile strikes in western, southwestern and central Ukraine. Yesterday, the United States claimed that Moscow was running out of missiles. Without comment, Russian Defense Ministry spokesman Igor Konashenkov said the caliber cruise missile was launched from the sea.
The missile destroyed the Veliki Korovintzi army arsenal in the Zhaitomi region. Russia's Onyx cruise missile destroys a fuel field in Mikoliv.
Europe and America are united in preventing the continuous missile attacks of Moscow, the shelling in the air, the threat of nuclear war. But many are being forced to back down on the issue of oil. Many in Belgium, the Netherlands, and Germany are saying, "We are not at war." Today, Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelensky held a virtual meeting with Doha to find a solution to the oil crisis.
There, he said, Russia was "blackmailing" the whole world in the name of oil. "The future of Europe is in your hands," he said. Please increase the supply of fuel. Russia needs to be made aware that fuel cannot be used as a weapon.
After meeting with European leaders, Biden met with Ukrainian Foreign Minister Dmitry Kuleba and Defense Minister Oleksiy Reznikov in the Polish capital, Warsaw.
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