US Secretary of State clears up misunderstanding caused by Joe Biden's speech in Poland

In his speech in Warsaw, Poland on Saturday, US Secretary of State Antony Blinken cleared up the misconceptions created by US President Joe Biden. He says the US is not trying to topple the government of Russian President Vladimir Putin, despite strongly condemning Russia's attack on Ukraine. Blinken spoke a day after President Joe Biden said of Putin during a speech in Warsaw that "for God's sake this man can't be in power anymore".

Speaking at a news conference in Jerusalem, Blinken said Biden said during the speech that Putin cannot be given the right to wage war against any country or engage in aggression against Ukraine or anyone else. The US has said time and again that we have no regime change strategy in Russia or for that matter. Blinken said it is up to the people of the country in this matter or in any case. It is up to the Russian people.

Europe has to be prepared for a long battle

US President Joe Biden, in his speech on Saturday in Warsaw, Poland, called on Europe to strengthen itself for a long fight against Russian aggression. He warned Putin not to even think about moving an inch into the NATO area. Told Putin that for God's sake this man can no longer be in power. Joe Biden called Putin a 'butcher'. Biden also said that the Russia-Ukraine war is now in its second month. This war has united the West. Joe Biden said that Russia is spreading wrong things about NATO to the world. The people of Russia are not enemies to us. NATO is a defensive alliance, which never sought the dismantling of Russia.

America will always stand to defend Ukraine

He said that President Zelensky of Ukraine is a democratically elected President. Russia is solely responsible for the barbaric attack against Ukraine. US President Biden said that we will continue to help Ukraine. America will always stand by the defense of Ukraine. At the same time, he said that Russia's economic situation has worsened due to sanctions. Russia has strangled democracy. Biden appealed to all countries to help Ukraine.