Threatening to break off diplomatic relations with the United States, the Russian Federation warned that it was dangerously close to a complete break in relations because of 79-year-oild President Joe Biden’s insulting remarks. Biden called Putin a “murderous dictator” and “war criminal” March 19, prompting the Kremlin to warn about a complete break in diplomatic relations. Biden’s known for gaffes but in his advanced age ordinary restraints seem to have left him, even where it clearly harms U.S. national security. What beyond ironic is there’s enough Russian hysteria on Capitol Hill to generate far worse remarks about Russian President Vladimir Putin. Sen. Lindsey Graham (R-S.C.) called for Putin’s assassination March 4, mirroring the kind of Russian hatred that gives Biden the green light to say whatever he wants. Whether admitted to or not, Biden’s remarks have harmed U.S. national security.
Generations of U.S. presidents have made every effort to preserve relations with America’s nuclear-armed adversaries, especially Russia and China. When Biden came to office, he started immediately ragging on Russia and China, accusing them both of human rights abuses. Biden and his 59-year-old Secretary of State Antony Blinken demanded that Putin release from prison 45-year-old dissident Alexi Navalny. Navalny ran a clandestine organization seeking to topple Putin’s Kremlin. Biden’s support of Navalny alerted Putin that he seeks to oust him from power. When it comes to the Ukraine War, it’s clear that Ukraine has been funded by Biden to the tune of $14 billion to fight a proxy war with the attempt to oust Putin from office. Ukraine’s war is no longer about Ukraine’s sovereignty and territorial integrity, it’s Biden’s attempt to rid Putin from power.
No other foreign power, other that the U.S., has been warned by the Kremlin about a break in diplomatic relations. Putin’s well aware that Biden runs the Ukraine War from the White House, with the U.S.-puppet regime in Kiev fighting the conflict. White House officials and their friends in the press continue to spew the fake narrative that Putin’s losing the war. By all accounts on the ground, Ukraine’s major cities and towns are in a state of ruin, with Ukraine and the international community begging for humanitarian corridors. If things were going so well for Ukraine, why are all of their major cities and towns under siege? Yet if you listen to the fake war propaganda from the White House and U.S. press, Russia is losing the war. Biden believes that if he can keep the Russian army sustaining massive losses over a period of time, it could force Putin out of office.
Kremlin officials know that most NATO countries have contributed to Ukraine’s war effort, despite the fact that Ukraine is not a NATO member. Ukraine’s 44-year-old President Volodymyr Zelensky has begged NATO Secretary-General Jens Stoltenberg for NATO membership since taking office May 20, 2019, provoking Putin. Instead of officials giving Ukraine membership, the U.S. and NATO has supplied Ukraine with unlimited lethal weapons, over the last several years. Putin put the U.S. and Ukraine on notice that indiscriminate arms shipments to Ukraine could result in the Kremlin taking “military-technical measures” designed to demilitarize Ukaine. Biden ignored all of Putin’s requests from months of redoing security arrangements, telling Putin his ideas were all “non-starters.” When Putin invaded Ukraine Feb. 24, Biden had been predicting the invasion for months.
Biden has been insulting Putin and Chinese President Xi Jinping since taking office Jan. 20, 2021. It didn’t take long for Biden to accuse China of genocide against Muslim Uyghurs in Western China, over Beijing’s strong denials. When it came Putin, Biden called him a “soulless killer” March 18, 2021 on the eve of a disastrous U.S.-China summit in Anchorage, Alaska. Unlike former President Donald Trump, Biden has done everything possible to alienate Russia and China, upending generations of U.S. foreign policy trying to maintain pragmatic relations with both nuclear-armed superpowers. Biden’s latest insults to Putin could wind up destroying U.S.-Russian relations. Kremlin officials have plenty of contempt for other NATO members like Poland but nowhere is the hostility greater than the U.S. Putin’s war in Ukraine was designed to attack U.S. interests in the region.
Biden’s insults to Putin have all but eliminated the U.S. playing any role in brokering a ceasefire between Kiev and Moscow. When it comes to Zelensky meeting directly with Putin, Kremlin spokesman Dmitry Peskov said that no meeting would take place unless a lot of “homework” were done agreeing to conditions to a ceasefire before any face-to-face meetings. Zelensky has rejected Putin’s conditions for ending the conflict, only saying he was willing to discuss Ukraine remaining neutral when it comes to NATO membership. But with Ukraine receiving unlimited lethal weapons from the U.S. and NATO, Putin would not accept the current arrangement. Biden actually thinks he can topple Putin by supplying arms to Ukraine. All that’s happened so far is that Ukraine’s been laid to waste. Zelensky showed he takes his orders from the White House, not from the battlefield.
