Joe Biden calls Russian counterpart a thug after war crimes.

 
Joe Biden calls their Russian counterpart a thug after war crimes.

Joe Biden calls their Russian counterpart a thug after war crimes.  US President Biden called his Russian counterpart Putin a "thug" and had previously called Putin a "war criminal" in what Russia called an "unforgivable statement".

Speaking on Capitol Hill, President Biden criticized the Russian president, saying Putin was a murderous dictator and a thug. It has imposed an immoral war on the people of Ukraine and what President Putin and his army are doing in Ukraine is completely inhumane.

It should be noted that President Biden has also declared the Russian President a war criminal. Russia has strongly denied the allegations in a statement issued Friday stating "Similar, baseless allegations concerning Russia's intelligence have been made more than once in various parts of the world. Thousands have been killed in US airstrikes.

The 9/11 attack on Ukraine is the Ukrainian president

Kyiv: Ukrainian President Zelensky has condemned the Russian attack on Ukraine's Pearl Harbor and the 9/11 attacks, saying that if NATO could not declare Ukraine a no-fly zone, at least give it planes to protect its airspace. Give

In a virtual speech, Zelensky said it would be difficult for Ukraine to declare a no-fly zone, at least given planes and air defense systems to protect its airspace.

According to

a Kremlin statement, Ukraine could be considered a neutral country in the style of Austria and Sweden so that it could become a buffer zone between NATO and Russia.

Ukraine's president has rejected Russia's offer of neutrality, saying only security guarantees could be negotiated to end the war.

He refused to surrender, saying that the Ukrainian army was fighting for its territory and for its children and would not surrender before the victory.

Two high-rise buildings in Kyiv were bombed by Russian forces. According to Ukrainian authorities, 189 people were rescued from the destroyed building. Killed and several injured.

On the other hand, the US President while announcing additional aid of 800 800 million for Ukraine said that this is going to be a long and difficult war and the United States will continue to support and assist Ukraine in this war.

Earlier in the day, President Biden signed a .6 13.6 billion aid package to Ukraine.

In his address to the nation, Russian President Vladimir Putin said that the monopoly of the West was coming to an end.

Ukrainian President addresses US Congress
Europe's far-right denounces the Russia-Ukraine war but blames the west.