U.S. President Joe Biden wrapped up his European trip Saturday with a lengthy speech on the Ukraine crisis in Warsaw, Poland
One of his immediate comments that Putin should no longer be in charge immediately raised concerns that the White House was the first to put out the fire
The Kremlin says Mr Biden's latest comments against Mr Putin during Australia further reduce the chances of a rapprochement between Russia and the US
Biden's final stop on his European tour was the Royal Castle in Warsaw, Poland, where he spoke for about half an hour Saturday night to reaffirm his support for Ukraine and to ask Ukrainians not to fear that we are with you
The Warsaw speech was Mr. Biden's first remarks on the Ukraine crisis outside the United States since the conflict between Russia and Ukraine escalated
He defined the conflict as the so-called struggle between democracy and autocracy
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A Ukrainian lawmaker, Inasovsen, said on social media that Biden's remarks reassured Poles, but not Ukrainians.
Biden's reiteration that the United States would not be directly involved in the conflict with Russia disappointed Ukrainians
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And the outside world in San Francisco noticed that throughout the speech Biden was quick to call out to the Russians that you are not our enemy,
but at the end of his speech he was so emotional that Putin could not stay in power
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Well, the comments immediately caused a stir. CNN and other foreign media noted that this was a major escalation of Biden's rhetoric toward Moscow. Kremlin spokesman Dmitry Peskov hit back
The Russian president is elected by the Russian people. It's not up to Biden. The White House was the first to put out the fire
An official was quick to clarify to the press that the president's view was that Putin could not be allowed to exercise power over his flexibility or the region rather than discussing Putin's power in Russia or regime change
The White House said the remarks were not included in Biden's prepared remarks. The White House has repeatedly said it does not advocate regime change in Russia
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The Biden administration and the rest of the business community still have a cold War mentality of subversion
The second one is that the United States may not really be pursuing a conflict-free detente and peaceful settlement
It's worth noting that Biden has been ratcheting up his criticism of Putin personally for some time. On April 16, Biden denounced Putin as a war criminal,
in what CNN called the strongest condemnation of Putin's actions by any U.S. official since the start of the Conflict with Ukraine
Just a day later, Biden called him a murderous dictator. During his trip to Poland, Biden lashed out at Putin on several occasions, first again using the word war criminal during a meeting with Polish President Andrzej Duda
Then, after meeting with Ukrainian refugees, Biden called Putin a butcher
That question is here and then or just makethink is that Russian presidential press secretary Dmitry Peskov then said that a national leader should control his temper
Each such personal attack will narrow the window of opportunity for bilateral relations between the United States and Russia under the current U.S. administration
Peskov also said biden had called for the bombing of Yugoslavia more than 20 years ago and that it was absurd to hear war charges against Putin from him. The Kremlin had also hit back hard at Biden for calling Putin a war criminal
The Russian Foreign Ministry also summoned the American ambassador to Russia, John Sullivan, and sent him a protest
In some ways this may reflect the real purpose that the United States has had for a long time to use the conflict with Ukraine to achieve its real strategic purpose is to bring the Putin government of Russia to its knees
This is a very dangerous escalation signal because Russia is not only a very big military power
Thousands of nuclear warheads and if we can't deal with Russia we can deal with Putin
Then European security is out of the question. So far Biden's rhetoric and practices are volcanic and very uncustomized indeed
In addition to Saturday's speech, Biden attended a 2+2 meeting of foreign ministers and housing ministers in Poland
It was biden's first direct conversation with a Ukrainian government official since the military conflict with Russia fully erupted
Biden spent about 40 minutes in the meeting, according to a White House briefing on the meeting, in addition to the usual briefing on U.S.
efforts to rally the world behind Ukraine and the amount of military and humanitarian aid the United States has given to the country
Russian Foreign Ministry spokeswoman Maria Zakharova said Saturday that U.S. representatives at various levels have recently been trying to shirk their responsibility for the near-total breakdown of Russia-U.S. relations
Zakharova stressed that Russia does not shy away from dialogue and is ready to reach an agreement with the United States on the condition that they meet each other halfway as equals
Yet the US is not ready to engage in dialogue on an equal footing and make the work of Russian agencies in the US difficult
The Russian side urged the United States to consider the consequences. The Russia-Ukraine conflict is not just a conflict between Russia and Ukraine. It is a joint structure of western countries led by the United States against Russia
The weaponry and the funding so NATO provides the weaponry and the logistical support and the Ukrainian soldiers fighting on the ground as a triad such a structure so the resolution of the cultural conflict
It's not just about material things that need to be talked about it's about Russia-U.S.
talks that undermine an atmosphere for potential future talks between Russia and the United States and that will stimulate a concern in Russia for the survival and security of the country
An escalation that could lead to conflict with Israel would lead to an increase in uncertainty in the international security architecture
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The first phase of the Russian military campaign, which began with long-range precision strikes,
has been achieved and the next phase will be aimed primarily at controlling the eastern Tunbas region
You can see that as well so the Russian army actually he's just starting out in the military campaign against the uncleanliness and his goal is blitzkrieg
Including capturing skin and so on to force the unbearable to surrender ah, but in the case of his initial goal was not achieved
His focus has shifted to a full-scale military operation in Ukraine
However, as time goes on, it seems that the overall battle line is stretched too long, which causes the attack rhythm of the whole class to slow down
Even his military supply capacity has been severely limited in this case since March 4th
The Russians didn't make much, much progress on the battlefield so after 20 days
And the military announced that the end of his regional form of operations actually marked a major shift in his overall military strategy
I think he achieved certain product targets in the first stage but there may have been some differences from the overall strategic plan that he originally designed
Different places and now what about the Russian army and his main target turned to the east and the east actually the whole of him
A concentration of military strategy so that he can concentrate his superior resources and try to consolidate and push forward on the basis of the present territory that he controls in the east
That's one of the major goals of his next financial and possibly military campaign and I think overall if he can focus his military resources
The goal of solidifying its presence in the east is still achievable. The Russian military,
which announced a change of direction the day before, bombed the western city of Lvivz from a distance on Saturday. What do you think of that
Is there a contradiction in this announcement and I don't think there is a contradiction because now the Russian army is engaged in major military operations in Lviv
In fact, it's more of a strike with missiles and so forth rather than ground troops coming in
In fact, his attack on the Sixth was a very different target from his plan for this operation in the East and his attack on the sixth was mainly for the West to see
In particular, he warned NATO not to get directly involved in future military operations in Ukraine, which are likely to be based in the east
The US President raised eyebrows around the world when he said Putin could no longer stay in power during a speech in Poland on Saturday.
He had already made a war criminal reference and prompted Russia to warn that relations between Europe and the US were on the precipice
So what do you think will be the impact of Biden's continued attacks on Putin on the relationship between Russia and the United States which has had conflicts and gives with Russia in the past
But America's leader and president have always avoided such a direct attack on Mr Putin
But since Biden came in and it's true that first he called Putin a killer and then he called Putin a war criminal
So this is a direct denial of the legitimacy and the basis of Putin's rule and this is a very important shift
I think the United States actually plays a very important role in this infinity so he's just starting out all the time
Trying to avoid getting directly involved in the russia-Ukraine conflict has repeatedly said that the United States will not
The US and NATO are not going to send troops directly to protect Ukraine
The Russians step by step into this war trap that he set and then they step into it
Again, the Us and the West are putting all kinds of pressure on Russia and I think the US strategy is very clear and he just wants to
Using these assets to bring down Russia and especially hopefully bring down the Putin regime is one of his major goals so now
There is actually a very fundamental contradiction between Russia and the West and the United States so I think in the future
The situation in Ukraine and the relationship between Russia and the United States is very difficult to be optimistic about and I think the United States is not looking for a quick end to this conflict but rather to exploit it
This conflict can drag Russia down as much as possible so in fact the current ATTITUDE of the United States has nothing to do with resolving the conflict with Russia
Thank you Mr. Chen Yu for sharing your opinion with us online. Thank you