The president of United States, Joe Bidenqualified the president Vladimir Putin of “Russian dictator” during the State of the Union address to Congress on Tuesday, a week after Moscow invaded Ukraine.
“A Russian dictator, who invades a foreign country, has costs throughout the world”Biden said. But “In the battle between democracy and autocracy, democracies are rising to the occasion and the world is clearly choosing the side of peace and security,” assured.
He also pointed out that the world has “isolated” Vladimir Putin for sending his Russian forces to cross the border with Ukraine, US President Joe Biden said on Tuesday, noting that the devastating sanctions will “undermine” the economy of the United States. Russia and will weaken the army.
“Putin is now more isolated from the world than ever”, Biden told lawmakers in his first State of the Union address, adding that he “has no idea what’s coming” in terms of economic sanctions.
The president also lashed out at Putin’s entourage, the oligarchs and “corrupt leaders” who, he said, have embezzled billions of dollars, saying they will seize “his yachts, his luxury apartments, his private planes.”
About a war with Russia
US President Joe Biden said Tuesday that his country’s forces are not seeking to confront Russian soldiers in Ukraine, despite their deployment to countries on NATO’s eastern flank.
“Our forces are not going to Europe to fight in Ukraine, but to defend our NATO allies, should (Vladimir) Putin decide to move west,” Biden said in his first State of the Union address to both houses of the US Congress.
Source: AFP and EFE
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