US President Biden. Figure: Flip through Biden’s Twitter (file photo)
It has been more than two months since Russia invaded Ukraine, and democracies have assisted Ukraine to defend against Russian atrocities. U.S. President Joe Biden has asked Congress to re-approve a $33 billion spending on issues related to the war in Ukraine, which he said was “a lot” but faced Russia’s “atrocities and aggression.” “, Washington cannot stand idly by.
Biden emphasized on the 28th that despite the “disturbing rhetoric” of the Moscow authorities, the United States “has not attacked Russia”, although Biden revealed that the United States has provided Ukraine with 10 sets of deadly anti-armor weapons systems to defend against Russia’s dispatch to Ukraine of every chariot. “We are not attacking Russia, we are helping Ukraine defend against Russian aggression,” he said.
Russia has made frequent nuclear weapons threats recently, and Biden has criticized Russia’s “casual statement” that it may use nuclear weapons in the war in Ukraine, saying that this shows that Russia has fallen into “despair”. He pointed out that “no one should casually say the use of nuclear weapons or the potential use of nuclear weapons” and criticized: this is irresponsible. “
Biden has asked Congress to provide $33 billion in aid to Ukraine, a proposal that would also allow U.S. officials to seize more assets of Russian dignitaries to finance Ukraine and further criminalize sanctions evasion. The Russian authorities are angrily accused that Biden’s proposal to allow U.S. officials to seize the assets of Russians and use them to support Ukraine is tantamount to illegal embezzlement.