https://www.newsweek.com/joe-biden-calling-regime-change-russia-this-time-it-isnt-gaffe-1694867
When President Joe Biden told the world from Warsaw on March 26 that his Russian counterpart Vladimir Putin "cannot remain in power," the White House quickly sought to downplay the U.S. leader's remarks, noting that Biden's remarks were not a call for "regime change" in Moscow.
But Biden then told reporters he was "not walking back anything," and that his words were an expression of his "moral outrage" at the atrocities he believed a man he's branded a "war criminal" has been responsible for throughout the ongoing war in Ukraine.
The president doubled down on these accusations on Monday, after images emerged purporting to show massacres committed by withdrawing Russian troops in the Ukrainian cities of Bucha and Trostyanets. Russia has denied committing atrocities.
"You may remember I got criticized for calling Putin a war criminal," Biden told reporters on the White House lawn. "You saw what happened in Bucha...he is a war criminal."
the idiot should keep his mouth shut - he may just expand the war into a nuclear WW3.
ReplyDeleteHow could Vladimir Putin be prosecuted for war crimes?
ReplyDeleteBiden has called for the Russian leader to face trial, but the process would be difficult and could play out in several ways.
https://www.theguardian.com/world/2022/apr/04/putin-war-crimes-accusation-ukraine-icc
Oooooh, big man Biden! Putin's a war criminal. And no, I won't give advanced fighter jets to Ukraine or modify my "New Green Deal" to reduce energy dependence on Russia but Putin's a bad man!
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