Biden: Russia’s war in Ukraine, genocide! But there is no evidence of chemical attacks!

“Your family’s budget, the opportunity to fill the cistern, none of this should depend on whether a dictator declares war and commits genocide half a world away.”, said President Biden during a visit to the US state of Iowa to announce a program that will help reduce the price of fuel. “The White House chief defended his decision to call Russia’s actions genocide.”

“I called it genocide, and the evidence is growing. “Let the lawyers decide internationally whether or not this definition qualifies as such, but it seems to me exactly so.”

Earlier, Bidene called his Russian counterpart a war criminal and demanded that he be brought to justice after atrocities were committed on the outskirts of Kiev. “This man is brutal, and what is happening in Bucha is revolting, and everyone has seen it,” Biden said at the time.

For weeks, Western and Ukrainian officials have spoken of growing evidence of what they call systematic atrocities and war crimes being committed by Russian forces as they withdraw from parts of Ukraine. But if there was any hope that Russia could soon end its month-and-a-half-long offensive in Ukraine, President Putin turned them off during a speech at the Vostochny space station in the far reaches. eastern Russia.

The Russian leader said the war would continue until the military achieved what it called his country’s “noble” objectives, while blaming Kiev for disrupting peace talks. “We are back to a deadlock,” Putin said of the talks, adding that Russia had no choice but to continue.

A day after British Armed Forces Secretary James Heappey said that if it was proven that Russia had carried out chemical attacks in Ukraine, Britain could send troops there, US Secretary of State Antony Blinken said the United States could not confirm. , however he added, we are continuing the verifications.

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