Former President Joe Biden accused Donald Trump of “current appeasement” in Vladimir Putin, while hitting his foreign policy and warned that the Kremlin leader “will not stop”
Joe Biden has hit Donald Trump for by pressing on Ukraine to give up territory in RussiaNamed it as “modern collection” to Vladimir Putin.
Speaking to Delaware during his first interview since he left the white house, the former president said to the BBC this Putin believes that Ukraine was part of Russia He warned that “anyone who thinks will be stopped” if any territory is granted as part of a peace agreement “is nonsense.”
During the interview, coming as Allied nations mark the 80th anniversary of the day This week, Biden revealed that NATO’s potential death is a “serious concern”.
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The 82-year-old expressed fears that US-European relations could be broken down during the second Trump administration, who said that “the modern history of the world would change.”
Riding Trump’s clash with Ukraine President Volodymyr Zelenskyy during an Oval Office meeting earlier this year, Biden continued his critique to Trump. “I found it below America in the way it took place,” he said.
The former president also referred to some of the other Trump threats who have put relationships with other countries at risk. He continued: “And in the way we talk now that” Well is the Gulf of America, we may have to bring Panama again, maybe we need to buy Greenland, maybe Canada should be “
“What the hell happens here? Which president never speaks? He is not who we are, we are of freedom, democracy, opportunity, not of confiscation.”
Biden also reflected on his decision to leave last year’s presidential career. In the midst of the growing concerns about his age and mental capacity, Biden left his degree in July with a few months remaining until the day of the election.
He left Kamala Harris with little time to build a campaign to challenge Trump. “It was just a difficult decision,” Biden said. When asked if he now thinks he should have turned away before, he said, “I don’t think he would have imported. We left at a time when we had a good candidate, she was completely funded.”
Explaining why he initially chose to run again although he pledged to deliver -to the next generation during the start of his presidency, Biden added: “I meant what I said when I started that I think I am willing to deliver -to the next generation.
“But things moved quickly that made it difficult to make their way away and it was a hard decision.” He concluded: “I think it was the right decision … it was just a difficult decision.”