Ukraine can stop dictator Putin and Russia's aggression, Biden says
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Ukraine can stop dictator Putin and Russia's aggression, Biden says

Joe Biden
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According to American leader Joe Biden, it is Ukraine that can stop the Russian dictator Vladimir Putin and the aggression of the Russian Federation.

Points of attention

  • Biden warned that Putin will not stop in Ukraine, but Ukraine can stop him.
  • NATO will strengthen cooperation with Ukraine against the background of Russian aggression.
  • According to the Secretary General of NATO, Russia's war against Ukraine helped reveal the weak points of the Alliance and the need to increase the capabilities of the troops.

Biden believes in the victory of Ukraine

The White House chief drew attention to the fact that the Alliance is "stronger than ever" right now because Finland and Sweden recently joined it.

Also, the significant strengthening of the so-called "eastern flank of NATO" is an extremely important factor.

Despite this, according to Joe Biden, the increase of the US army and allies on the eastern border of the Alliance is not enough to stop Putin and Russian aggression.

The US president once again reminded that the main goal of the illegitimate president of the Russian Federation is the complete subjugation of all of Ukraine.

He wants to put an end to Ukrainian democracy, destroy Ukrainian culture and erase Ukraine from the world map. And we know that Putin will not stop in Ukraine... Do not doubt that Ukraine can and will stop Putin.

Joe Biden

Joe Biden

US President

The American leader also predicted that the Armed Forces of Ukraine would be able to achieve this result "together with our collective support", which they already have.

NATO decided to strengthen cooperation with Ukraine

The Alliance decided to take on the main role in guaranteeing security, training and increasing Ukraine's ability to independently produce weapons.

Such a statement was made by the Secretary General of the bloc, Jens Stoltenberg, during the NATO summit in Washington.

We will have a command in Germany, there will be 700 people, and in some centers in the eastern part of the Alliance. We are also doing this in order to help not only support, but also jointly invest and develop projects, increase Ukraine's ability to independently produce weapons and ammunition, — said the Secretary General.

He also added that the realities of the Russian Federation's war against Ukraine helped to see NATO's weak points, in particular, huge gaps in the compatibility of troops.

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Trump's envoy reveals for the first time the topics of negotiations with Putin

Witkoff told what he talked about with Putin
Source:  Bloomberg

US President Donald Trump's special envoy Steve Witkoff said his talks with Russian dictator Vladimir Putin last week were "compelling." He also once again brought up the "five territories."

Points of attention

  • The talks emphasize the potential for positive changes in the relationship and stability in the region through commercial opportunities.
  • The discussions hold promise for a substantial impact on the global landscape, hinting at a significant breakthrough in international relations.

Witkoff told what he talked about with Putin

According to a Trump spokesman, he discussed with Putin steps that could end the war in Ukraine.

It was also about creating new business opportunities.

Witkoff also began to claim that the Russian dictator had approached him with a request to secure "permanent peace," which, he said, "took us some time to get to."

Moreover, the American envoy added that the key to a peace agreement revolves around "five territories."

"This peace agreement concerns these so-called five territories, but it is much more," Witkoff said, but did not specify what was being discussed.

The latter also emphasized that "we could be on the verge of something that would be very, very important for the world as a whole."

According to Witkoff, he sees "an opportunity to change the relationship between Russia and the United States through some very attractive commercial opportunities that will bring real stability to the region."

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