The President of the United States of America, Joe Biden, went up to the pulpit of the United Nations General Assembly on Wednesday to accuse Russia of “extinguishing Ukraine’s right to exist as a state” and of preventing the end of the war in Ukraine. “fair terms”. “.
Addressing “a useless and unnecessary war created by one man”, the American leader says that “Russia has violated the Charter of the United Nations”, since there is “a clear prohibition on countries seizing the territory of their neighbor by force.”
“Putin says that he acted because there was a threat to Russia, but no one threatened Russia. (…) Putin’s own words leave no room for doubt and I quote: ‘Ukraine was created by Russia and never had true state status ‘”. remember Joe Biden.
The US president recalls “the serious evidence of the atrocities”, namely the mass graves and the “bodies found with signs of torture” to say that “this war aims to extinguish Ukraine’s right to exist as a state”, seeking to “erase a nation” of the map.
“USA. he wants this war to end on fair terms. The only country that is preventing it is Russia,” she shoots.
And he adds: “If nations carry out their actions without consequences, we are risking everything that this institution represents.”
Joe Biden says that there are currently “threats to the Charter of the United Nations” and affirms that “it was not only signed by nations”, but “negotiated by dozens of countries, with different histories and cultures”.
In this sense, and with the aim of increasing credibility and trust in the institution, Biden says that “the US. supports increasing the number of permanent and non-permanent states on the UN Security Council.”
The US president’s speech focused on other world crises, such as climate change or food shortages, but he never forgot Russia on these issues.
Biden reveals that the United States wants to “help other countries achieve their climate goals” and, therefore, “369,000 million dollars are allocated to combat climate change.”
As for the food crisis, while announcing “another 2.9 billion dollars”, he accuses Russia of “spreading lies” blaming the sanctions. “Our sanctions allow Russia to export food and fertilizer. It was the war that increased this food crisis and only Russia can end this”, reiterates Joe Biden.
The US head of state also points the finger at Russia, saying that “no country can use energy as a weapon.”
There are other world conflicts that concern the American president, specifically in Ethiopia and Yemen, never forgetting the Israeli-Palestinian conflict and the “competition” between the Americans and China.
“There are changes in geopolitical trends and we will act as a reasonable leader. We are not looking for any conflict or cold war. We will not require states to choose the US or any other country as a partner. But the US will continue to promote a free world.” and prosperous.” “, she warns.
On the conflict in the Middle East, Joe Biden is clearer: “We will continue to defend peace negotiations between Israel and the Palestinian people. We are committed to the security of Israel. A negotiation with a two-state solution remains our belief, giving Palestinians a state to which they are entitled. Both states must respect the equal rights of their citizens.”
And, once again, he criticizes Russia, accusing it of “making irresponsible threats of nuclear attacks.”
“We are not going to allow a nuclear arms race. We cannot let the world go backwards”, concludes the leader of the United States of America.
Source: TSF
