Euskaraz irakurri: Biden, Polandan: “Ukraina ez da inoiz garaipena izango Errusiarentzat. Sekula ez!”

The president of United States, Joe Bidenhas promised this Tuesday that Ukraine will “never” be a victory for Russia and has denounced the atrocities committed by the Russian armed forces during the war.

“Ukraine will never be a victory for Russia. Never!” the president told hundreds of people in the gardens of the old royal castle in Warsaw.

“Autocrats only understand one word: no, no, no. You will not take my country, you will not take away my freedom, you will not take my future,” Biden said in reference to Russia.

The president of the United States has underlined this Tuesday ‘in situ’ his support for Poland and has claimed that “NATO is stronger than ever”, on the verge of the first anniversary of the start of the Russian military offensive on neighboring Ukraine.

Biden, who visited Kiev for the first time on Monday, in an unprecedented milestone as it is also a country at war, has already wanted to defend Washington’s commitment to NATO allies in Eastern Europe from Warsaw. “The United States needs Poland and NATO as much as Poland and NATO need the United States”; he has told before his counterpart, Andrzej Duda.

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Biden wants to consolidate the East Wing of NATO

The Polish president, for his part, applauded the Biden’s visit to kyiv, an “extraordinary gesture” that has “boosted the morale” of Ukrainians, and has said that Poland continues to regard the United States as a key element in the “global order.” Duda has also pointed out that Biden’s stopover in Warsaw shows that Poland is “safe” regardless of what is happening in the neighboring country.

The US president has thanked his Polish counterpart for the “incredible” help he has given Ukraine by receiving more than 1.5 million refugees. Biden and Duda have met in the presidential palace in Warsaw accompanied by members of their respective governments and amid great expectations about the possibility that Washington will increase the troops permanently stationed in Polanda number that currently stands at 11,000.

In addition, the US president has announced a “new strategic alliance” with Poland to build nuclear power plants with the aim of increasing energy production for the future.

For his part, the US Secretary of State, Anthony Blinkenhas described as “deeply unfortunate” and “very irresponsible” the Russian announcement that it suspends compliance with the last nuclear disarmament treaty in force between Russia and the US, the new START.

“Russia’s announcement that it is suspending its participation in the New START is deeply unfortunate and irresponsible. We will be very attentive to what Russia does,” the head of US diplomacy told the press during his visit to Athens.

Source: Eitb

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