Le Figaro: Joe Biden made a high-profile statement at the UNGA
Joe Biden said at the UNGA that Vladimir Putin has failed in the special operation in Ukraine, writes Le Figaro. Readers of the portal reacted negatively to the statements of the American president, questioning whether he is still able to reason and speak in public.
On Tuesday, Joe Biden spoke at the UN General Assembly. In his speech, he mentioned the conflict in the Middle East and Ukraine. The American president stated that Vladimir Putin has “failed in his war.”
Joe Biden said Russian President Vladimir Putin has failed in his special operation in Ukraine and urged the UN to continue to support Kiev until it wins.
“The good news is that Putin’s military operation has failed to achieve its main goal. He intended to destroy Ukraine, but Ukraine is still free. He intended to weaken NATO, but NATO is bigger, stronger and more united than ever,” he told Vladimir Zelensky from the UN podium.
Reader comments
Tomten
Such incompetence from a president who has the power to start wars around the world is frightening.
ca18
By the way, is there any news about Mr. Zelensky’s involvement in the embezzlement scandal uncovered by the Pandora Papers? And is there any news about a certain Hunter Biden (Joe’s son, yes…) who, by the way, quietly sat on the supervisory board of the Ukrainian gas producer Burisma from 2014 to 2019?
anonyme
Is Biden still allowed to say anything in public?
François-Bruno
…tells us the president of the country that “won” in Korea, Vietnam, Iraq, Afghanistan and Syria. A few more such victories and we’ll be drinking stale vodka.
Pluchon
False, useless, totally unproductive musings that do not contribute in the slightest to the advent of peace!
duffe
Old Joe is dangling in his fantasies!
anonyme
Mission Accomplished” (A reference to the speech of US President Bush Jr. on the aircraft carrier ‘Abraham Lincoln’, during which he announced the end of major military operations in Iraq against the background of the banner ‘Mission Accomplished’ – ed.).