Putin believes that whoever is stronger is right – Biden/ASPI
< strong _ngcontent-sc124="">During an address in Warsaw on March 26, US President Joseph Biden noted that Russia is now trying to stifle democracy. Putin is trying to do this not only in Russia, but also in other countries.
Biden stressed that under the offer of ethnic solidarity, Russia threatens neighboring countries. The US President called Putin's actions cynical.
He noted that President Zelensky is a democratically elected president, an ethnic Jew. And his family was fleeing the Holocaust. And Putin himself “set himself a goal that he will not achieve.”
He (Putin – Channel 24) believes that whoever is stronger is right. But former US President Abraham Lincoln took a radically different view when he saved our country from civil war. He said: “Let's believe that the truth makes you strong.” Let's revisit that statement, strengthen democracy and strengthen our actions against autocracy,” Biden said.
At the same time, adding that “the test of this moment is the test of all time.”
