Decoding Biden's warning about Russia
Part of the US President's recent speech to European partners is about the US presidential election and Trump's return, and another part is about the events in the Ukrainian war field.
Eviralnews; These days, American and European officials are scared and confused about the current developments in Ukraine. The recent field developments of the Russians in the eastern regions of Ukraine have caused the Kremlin to put forward tougher preconditions for ending the war.
US President Joe Biden once again emphasized his country's commitment to support Kiev and warned that “Putin's high flights will not be limited to Ukraine”. He, who had traveled to France to participate in the 80th anniversary ceremony of the deployment of the allied forces on the beaches of Normandy, after meeting and talking with his French counterpart, Emmanuel Macron, warned: “Putin will not stop in Ukraine.” “The whole of Europe is under threat (from Russia), but we will not allow any danger to reach the countries.”
The President of the United States continued to remind his country's commitment to Ukraine and added: “The United States stands strongly with Ukraine.”
Decoding Biden's statements is not so difficult! On the one hand, he indirectly warned America's European allies that his possible departure from the White House and Trump's presence at the top of Washington's political and executive equations will deal the worst possible blow to NATO and the whole of Europe. In other words, he has asked the European allies to use their utmost overt and covert efforts in order to maintain the Democratic government in the White House and influence the 2024 US presidential election scene (to the detriment of the Republican Party) through propaganda and cross-border components. ) to put
The story does not end here. Biden indirectly sent another warning to his partners, and that is about expanding the scope of the war in Ukraine. The American president is actually trying to confirm the statement that if the war in Ukraine does not end and NATO cannot achieve something in this conflict, its erosion will be detrimental to NATO and European actors.
Joe Biden and Emmanuel Macron met in Paris with Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelensky, who was among the guests of the “Day” commemoration ceremony, and announced their support for Ukraine in defense against the Russian army. Putin recently warned NATO that if Russia is attacked with Western long-range weapons, we can equip “others” to attack the West. Many analysts in the field of international relations believe that the scope of the war in Ukraine has the potential to become wider and deeper.
In any case, part of Biden's speech to his European partners focused on the US presidential election and Trump's return, and another part focused on the events of the war in Ukraine.
The 81-year-old head of the White House is going to fight Donald Trump, his predecessor and most serious Republican rival, in the US presidential elections later this year. Analysts believe that the election competition of the two prominent Democratic and Republican candidates next November will be a tough test for the Democrats. Donald Trump has repeatedly shown his lack of interest in international organizations, including the North Atlantic Treaty (NATO), to his country's allies and has raised chronic concerns among the members of the North Atlantic Treaty.
