“In the course of our history we have learned this lesson: when i dictators they don’t pay a price for theirs aggression, cause more chaos ”. In the speech on the State of the Union, to which he introduces himself with a rating of the least, the US president Joe Biden firmly explains the West’s decision to respond with sanctions very hard against Russia’s Vladimir Putin after the invasion ofUkraine.
After explaining over the weekend that the way to break up commercial relations was the choice to avoid amilitary escalation global, the tenant of the White House states that without an answer, Putin, therefore defined as a dictator, would have continued “to move” and “i costs and the threats for America and the world ”they would continue“ to grow ”.
For this reason, he added, “the alliance Then was created to guarantee the pace and the stability in Europe after the Second World War”. American diplomacy, he said, still “counts”. So he’s back on “Putin’s war” calling it “premeditated and unprovoked”. Over the weeks, Biden explained, “she has rejected the diplomatic efforts “. The explanation, according to the US president, is that he “thought that theWest and NATO would not have responded “. “He thought he could divide us,” she said but “He was wrong”.
The harsh words of the US president come after during the interview with Volodymyr Zelensky he denied the possibility of a “no-fly zone” over Ukraine, a choice that would have led to an increase in the voltage since Russia would have violated it to carry out its attacks with the air force. And in recent days from the United States he had come to a cautious approach to nuclear threat of the Kremlin, with the decision not to raise the alert.
In the last few days, the attention ofintelligence americanaon Biden’s instructions, is focused on finding correct and certain information related to the mental health Putin and how the unexpected hard and compact reaction of theWest affected him. Different experts in fact, they pointed out that the behavior of the Russian president has recently become “more and more unpredictableerratic and irrational “, in the light in particular of his latest releases onUkraine and the threat of nuclear weapons.