President Biden on Thursday said Russian President Vladimir Putin has “lost” his war in Ukraine, adding that the Kremlin lacks the will and resources to keep up its troubled invasion of its neighbor for long.
said Thursday that Russian President Vladimir Putin has “lost” his war in Ukraine, adding that the Kremlin lacks the will and resources to keep up its troubled invasion of its neighbor for long.
The U.S. president, who met with leaders of five Nordic nations in Helsinki, said Russia’s resources were being badly stretched with the war and that Mr. Putin will likely eventually “decide it’s not in the interest for Russia, economically, politically or otherwise.”said, adding that he believes Ukraine’s current counteroffensive could produce gains that could force the Kremlin to the bargaining table.
helped broker a deal with Turkey that will allow Sweden to become the 32nd member of NATO later this year and several NATO countries announced stepped-up military aid packages for Kyiv.said popular backing in the U.S. for NATO is broad, deep and bipartisan. It was a sharp departure in tone from former President Donald Trump, who regularly unnerved European allies with criticisms of their defense spending levels and questioned NATO’s value to American security.
“I’d be willing to talk to him if I thought there was any possibility he would change his ridiculous position on this,” Mr.said, adding that leaders of the senator’s own Republican Party should be pressuring him to drop his “irresponsible” hold on confirmation votes.
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