Former President Joe Biden accused Trump’s Administration “Modern Mitigation” in his affairs with Russian Vladimir Putin and the risk of a transatlantic alliance that prevented World Wares for 80 years.
In his first interview from the abandonment of the office in January, Biden said “Today” program BBC Radio 4 If it were “stupid” to think that Putin will be satisfied that the territory will seize the territory after invasion 2022. Years, which are the President Donald Trump and high officials may be needed to secure the peace business.
In a wide interview of the show on Wednesday morning, Biden also felt the defense of his record of the economy and in American aid for Ukraine, while offering strongly processed attacks on the current administration.
Sometimes the Biden sounded prog and at one point apologized in other times, he seemed to give him words, a reminder of a catastrophic presidential hearing with Trump that completed his campaign for the re-campaign in July last year.
“I just don’t understand that people think that if we allow the dictator to decide to decide that they will take significant parts of the country that does not satisfy it,” Biden said, speaking from his hometown of Wilmington, Delaware.
“It is modern mitigation,” he said, who refers to the politics of Britain and other nations in the 1930s, in which leaders hope that the war can be avoided if Adolf Hitler could make a number of territorial gains.
“What this man wants to establish a Warsaw Pact – can’t stand the Russian dictatorship, that the Soviet Union crashes.” He said he just stopped, “he just would stop,” Biden said.
Biden spoke to mark 80. Anniversary for a day, which at the end of the World War signifies the Allied victory in Europe and claims that NATO has successfully guarded Europe and wider the world since then.
Trump criticized NATO, Favoring the insulated “America’s first” foreign policy, and signaled a major change in American politics according to the Alliance, including potentially ending the American NATO operations command in Europe.
He asked if the alliance could extinct, he said, “It’s a serious concern, I think he would change the modern history of the world if that happens.
“We are the only nation in a position to have the ability to gather people and the lead world. Otherwise you will have China and the former Soviet Union, Russia, Russia.”
He added that now a more serious threat of democracy than at any time from World War II and that without Tačep NATO – all members must defend any member, in accordance with Article 5 – Putin would not stop in Ukraine.
“See the number of European leaders who wonder:” What do I do now? What is the best way for me to take? Can I rely on the United States, will he be there? “Instead of democracy spread around the world, they withdraw,” he said.
Biden said that the extraordinary argument between Trump and Ukrainian President Volodyyr Zelensky was “under America” and said that it was part of the broader trend of the Adutian administration that breaks with long traditions and norms.
“The ones we talk about the Gulf of America or we need to go back to Panama, maybe we need to get Greenland, maybe Canada. What the hell is going on here? What is the president to say so?” Biden said.
He asked whether Trump work more like a king than the president, Biden said, “I’d rather not comment on. He doesn’t act like a republican president.”
Some critics claimed that Biden’s reluctance for the hand of Ukraine, especially with rockets long-term rockets in the early stages of Russian invasion, meant that Kiev did not beat Putin’s forces on the battlefield.
Trump also blamed Baden for war in Ukraine, who began when Russia has launched the full invasion of their smaller neighbors and said that this would not happen to the president.
During the interview, Biden claimed that his administration managed to avoid the World Wares between nuclear power and “gave them everything they needed for their independence” and that they would “reply more aggressively if they are in fact moving again.”
Was he right to go away from the democratic nomination and approval Kamal Harris – or whether he should have listened to critics and did so before – Biden admitted that he was a difficult choice.
“Things moved so fast that it was hard to walk. And it was a difficult decision,” he said. “I think it was a real decision. I think it was just a difficult decision.”
2025-05-07 09:21:00
